Church profile
Hickory Ridge Church
Church · Greenwood, DE
Church in Greenwood
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About this church
Hickory Ridge Church in Greenwood, Delaware, meets for worship on Sunday mornings at 9 and 11 a.m. at 12237 Sussex Highway. A typical service opens with two or three songs, with lyrics shown on screen, followed by a few short announcements, a message of about thirty minutes taught from Scripture, and a closing song. Worshippers are free to sing, clap, or raise their hands, and each service ends with a time of personal prayer, with prayer partners available at the altar for anyone who wants support or prayer for healing.
Classrooms for infants through fifth grade operate during both Sunday services, and families with children are pointed to a family entrance on the lower level for check-in. Middle and high school students gather on Wednesday evenings from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. for games, worship, and teaching. Dress is casual, from jeans and T-shirts to dress clothes, and volunteers help direct visitors once they reach the parking lot. Sermons are also posted online, and the site lists next steps and ministries for getting connected. Times and events can change, so confirm on the website before visiting.
Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed October 11, 2026. Sources: Homepage: service times, address, phone · Kids, student ministry, beliefs and Sunday FAQ
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Hours
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Location
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