"Finding a church home is challenging. You want a place where you can be yourself, where you can bring your doubts, questions, and concerns, where you can be inspired and uplifted, and where you can find a greater purpose. Hickory Neck Episcopal Church does that and so much more. After you've taken some time to get to know us through our website, I hope you'll come and meet us in person. You are welcome here!"
- The Reverend Jennifer Andrews-Weckerly
Our Ministries
Working toward a better world!
Worship
The worship at Hickory Neck is joyous! Whether in the quiet of the candlelit Christmas Eve midnight Mass or the moving celebration of the Great Vigil of Easter, these ministries ensure our parishioners are well-fed through our Sunday worship services.
Hickory Neck is known for its warmth and caring, and these traits are evident through our Pastoral Care ministries. These activities promote a sense of family within our parish.
At Hickory Neck we really enjoy each other's company, and find many ways to gather outside of Sunday worship. The Parish Life committee is very active throughout the year with a wide range of support minstries that are vital to the health and happiness of our community.
Helping those in need in our local community has become a vital part of the work of Hickory Neck parishioners. A large number of members are involved in some form of outreach. We support more than a dozen local charities in one way or another.
Saturday, November 17, 2018 in the Wilkinson Center. Gathering is at 8:15 am and the program is at 8:30 am. Our guest speaker will be John Schwenkler, Outreach Coordinator for Williamsburg Walks the Talk. Join your brothers in Christ for a morning of Christian fellowship.
Make an Advent Wreath
November 25, 2018
10:15 - Noon in the Wilkinson Center. Enjoy Cocoa and cookies while you make your Advent wreath. All materials will be supplied.
Advent Quiet Day
Saturday, December 8, 2018
Please join us for a traditional quiet day, held from 10 am – 1 pm on Saturday, December 8th. This day will provide space for prayer and contemplation, focused on silent reflection. Depending on the weather, we will make use of the entire Hickory Neck campus. An optional lunch is provided following the Quiet Day for a contribution of $10. Please reserve your place by November 26 online at http://bit.ly/adventqd or by contacting the Rev. Charlie Bauer
