Olive Street Presbyterian Church

Faith Presbyterian Church is a Presbyterian Church in America congregation in North Wilmington, founded in 1936. Contemporary worship begins Sundays at 9:00 AM, followed by Sunday school for all ages at 10:15 AM and traditional worship at 11:15 AM. Nursery and Junior Church are offered during the early service; children worship with their families at the traditional service. The church has community groups, programs for children and teenagers, men's and women's ministries and fellowship for adults age 55 and older. Its Foster Closet supports foster and kinship families, and Faith Preschool and Childcare serves local families. Accessible entrances, restrooms, elevators and wheelchair seating are available.

Good News Church in Hockessin is a Presbyterian Church in America congregation connected to Heritage Presbytery. Sunday worship begins at 10:30 AM at 957 Old Lancaster Pike and includes communion, prayer, singing, Scripture and Bible teaching. Children's ministry includes nursery care, Greenhouse early-childhood activities and Orchard elementary teaching. Youth gatherings and ten-week small-group semesters provide opportunities for fellowship and growth.

Evangelical Presbyterian Church has served Newark as an organized congregation since 1942 and belongs to the Presbyterian Church in America. Sunday school begins at 9:30 AM and worship at 10:45 AM at 308 Possum Park Road. Services combine Bible preaching, hymns and contemporary songs. Nursery care, children's Bible classes and Junior Church support families, while youth groups, adult fellowship, MomCo, men's and women's studies, DivorceCare and addiction-support ministry provide ways to connect. The church also hosts English conversation for international students and friends.

City Church Wilmington meets on Sundays at 10:30 AM at the Ursuline Academy Performing Arts Center across from Cool Spring Park. Its Reformed worship includes congregational singing, prayer, confession, Bible teaching and communion. Children from infancy through fifth grade have programs during the sermon, and youth in grades six through twelve gather twice a month. Community groups meet around Wilmington, Newark and Hockessin. Street parking and a nearby lot are available, and visitors can meet the welcome team for coffee and a worship guide.

Great Exchange Church gathers on Sundays at 10:00 AM in the Castle Sports Building on South College Avenue in Newark. Worship includes prayer, hymns and modern songs, verse-by-verse Bible teaching and weekly communion. Nursery care is available throughout the service, and Kingdom Kids meets during the sermon. Children are also welcome to remain with their families. Small groups and service teams offer ways to get involved, and membership classes are held several times a year. Casual clothing is welcome, and parking is available on site.

Manor Presbyterian Church is a Reformed Presbyterian congregation in Cochranville that trusts God to use the ordinary means of grace to do an extraordinary work in and through His church. The church's worship, life, and ministry center on God's Word preached and taught, the sacraments, congregational prayer, and regular loving fellowship, with outreach locally and globally.

Faith Presbyterian Church is a Presbyterian Church in America congregation in North Wilmington, founded in 1936. Contemporary worship begins Sundays at 9:00 AM, followed by Sunday school for all ages at 10:15 AM and traditional worship at 11:15 AM. Nursery and Junior Church are offered during the early service; children worship with their families at the traditional service. The church has community groups, programs for children and teenagers, men's and women's ministries and fellowship for adults age 55 and older. Its Foster Closet supports foster and kinship families, and Faith Preschool and Childcare serves local families. Accessible entrances, restrooms, elevators and wheelchair seating are available.

Good News Church in Hockessin is a Presbyterian Church in America congregation connected to Heritage Presbytery. Sunday worship begins at 10:30 AM at 957 Old Lancaster Pike and includes communion, prayer, singing, Scripture and Bible teaching. Children's ministry includes nursery care, Greenhouse early-childhood activities and Orchard elementary teaching. Youth gatherings and ten-week small-group semesters provide opportunities for fellowship and growth.

Evangelical Presbyterian Church has served Newark as an organized congregation since 1942 and belongs to the Presbyterian Church in America. Sunday school begins at 9:30 AM and worship at 10:45 AM at 308 Possum Park Road. Services combine Bible preaching, hymns and contemporary songs. Nursery care, children's Bible classes and Junior Church support families, while youth groups, adult fellowship, MomCo, men's and women's studies, DivorceCare and addiction-support ministry provide ways to connect. The church also hosts English conversation for international students and friends.

City Church Wilmington meets on Sundays at 10:30 AM at the Ursuline Academy Performing Arts Center across from Cool Spring Park. Its Reformed worship includes congregational singing, prayer, confession, Bible teaching and communion. Children from infancy through fifth grade have programs during the sermon, and youth in grades six through twelve gather twice a month. Community groups meet around Wilmington, Newark and Hockessin. Street parking and a nearby lot are available, and visitors can meet the welcome team for coffee and a worship guide.

Great Exchange Church gathers on Sundays at 10:00 AM in the Castle Sports Building on South College Avenue in Newark. Worship includes prayer, hymns and modern songs, verse-by-verse Bible teaching and weekly communion. Nursery care is available throughout the service, and Kingdom Kids meets during the sermon. Children are also welcome to remain with their families. Small groups and service teams offer ways to get involved, and membership classes are held several times a year. Casual clothing is welcome, and parking is available on site.

Manor Presbyterian Church is a Reformed Presbyterian congregation in Cochranville that trusts God to use the ordinary means of grace to do an extraordinary work in and through His church. The church's worship, life, and ministry center on God's Word preached and taught, the sacraments, congregational prayer, and regular loving fellowship, with outreach locally and globally.