All are welcome
Sundays at 10:00 AM!  ​

      The Church of the Nativity began as a barn, home to milking cows and other farm animals. The barn was converted in 1952 with the design of its sanctuary inspired by the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem. From stable to sanctuary, the transformation recalls the ancient story of  Mary and Joseph, the holy family finding a birthing place, a manger for a crib. Such is the story of the birth of Jesus, God came into the world fully human, fully divine.    

      We are family. We welcome Christ into our lives through Word and Sacrament each Sunday. We carry Christ, who makes our hearts his manger, back out into the world. We welcome all. We offer warmth, friendship, fellowship,  meaningful worship, and opportunities to serve.    

There is a place for you here. ​

Nativity is a vibrant community headed by a Vestry - persons elected from among us to - to lead us in our decision-making, stewardship, continuing worship and service. 

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Come join us Sundays at 10:00 AM!  
Phone: (302) 328-3445
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Nativity's Altar

WHAT'S HAPPENING !
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Cookie Walk & Bazaar--December 8, 11-2 p.m.  Join us for lunch!   

  Christmas Eve with Holy Eucharist--December 24, 8 p.m. 
 
Festival of Lessons & Carols--December 30, 10 a.m. 

The Epiphany of Our Lord Jesus Christ--January 6, 10 a.m.  

Invite--Welcome--Connect 
On Saturday, October 20, a group of parishioners traveled to Christ Church, Wilmington, to participate in a conference on evangelism!

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A few of the Priests you may see at Nativity leading Worship
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The Rev. Lloyd Casson

The Rev. Emily Gibson

The Rev. Nancy Calhoun

Nativity Leadership - The Vestry
    Senior Warden:     Donna Cain                      Junior Warden:     Jerry Pierce               Treasurer:    Wayne Chapman
Connie Conner
Evelyn Falkowski
Dell Gary-Boyer
​Mary Hammond
Samuel Zokar

Nativity Thrift Shop
Open - Thursday and Friday 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Shop or Donate 
Our Thrift Shop offers affordable clothing, housewares, gifts and other items for our visitors.  The Thrift Shop also provides a convenient outlet for donations from our parishioners and friends.
Everyone is welcome, if just browsing, buying or making a donation. Please come by to see us. 

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