First, my sincere congratulations!
When I was looking, I began to consider myself a "neo-Ebionite". While I don't follow all of the Jewish laws, and I still consider myself largely Christian, something very remarkable which I am unable to pinpoint struck me about the Ebionites.
However, not to dampen your celebration, but have you looked into Unitarian Christianity? While I felt very close to the Ebionites ideologically, I ultimately leaned toward the Unitarian Christian belief, although now I find myself even less concerned about the Trinity than before--now both uncertain and tolerant either way.
I was likewise very excited to hear about the Gospel of the Ebionites. While I respect the four gospels--especially the three synoptic gospels--I still had trouble with some of them. The explanation of the Gospel of the Ebionites helped to clear that up--that our current canonical gospels are modified versions of originally inspired gospels. At least, this is the conclusion I reached--did you?
I also remember reading somewhere that some scholars belief that early Islam was derived from the Ebionites.
Anyways, enough of my rambling. But know that I would love to discuss religion with an Ebionite!