Red Clay Creek Presbyterian Church

Red Clay Creek Presbyterian Church Join us! 10am Sunday worship in person or online. Rooted in God's love, Red Clay is lighting the way for friendship, compassion & service.

We are a vibrant Christian community where you can grow, find purpose & meaningful connection with God. A vision inspired by John 15:12-13 and given shape at our church by John 21: "This is my commandment, that you love one another as I have loved you. No one has greater love than this, to lay down one’s life for one’s friends.”

Our ministry focuses on belonging, nurturing, reaching and rejoicin

g. Here we hope that you will catch a glimpse of the welcoming, challenging, and surprising presence of God.

Sunday was a good one 🤍Our Festival Choir filled the morning with beautiful music, Rachele brought the Word, and Lucky S...
09/01/2026

Sunday was a good one 🤍

Our Festival Choir filled the morning with beautiful music, Rachele brought the Word, and Lucky Shot Coffee kept us going after worship with complimentary coffee for everyone ☕️

So grateful for Sundays like this, worship, community, and good coffee all in one place.

You won’t want to miss it!!!
08/29/2026

You won’t want to miss it!!!

Kinda chic: Red Clay edition
08/26/2026

Kinda chic: Red Clay edition

A Sunday Full of Joy 🤍What a beautiful Sunday at church! We celebrated the baptism of baby Blake, Christine’s granddaugh...
08/26/2026

A Sunday Full of Joy 🤍

What a beautiful Sunday at church! We celebrated the baptism of baby Blake, Christine’s granddaughter, and welcomed this sweet new beginning with our church family.

We also celebrated Ben and Deena as they begin their journey at seminary. After worship, the congregation gathered in Founders Hall to sign a Bible for Ben, a special reminder that they are ALWAYS surrounded by our love and prayers as they take this next step.

And of course, we wrapped up the morning with Sundae Sunday! 🍦

A Sunday filled with faith, family, celebration, and plenty of joy. We’re so grateful for the moments we get to share together. 🤍

🎄☀️ Summer Christmas at church! ☀️🎄What a joyful day celebrating Christmas in the middle of summer! We were blessed with...
08/13/2026

🎄☀️ Summer Christmas at church! ☀️🎄

What a joyful day celebrating Christmas in the middle of summer! We were blessed with beautiful Christmas music from Dinyar, Jessie Reagan, Rachele, and Charlie. 🎶❤️

We also had a wonderful day of giving and serving through our School Store, helping provide school uniforms and hygiene kits to local schools, and kicked off our first collection day for Starting Line Sports Equipment! ⚽️🎒

The kids had so much fun decorating cookies and “founders,” while we enjoyed special Christmas treats lovingly provided by the Deacons, Kelley Norton, and her daughter McKenna. 🍪🎅

A day full of music, generosity, community, and Christmas joy! ❤️🎄

08/07/2026

🎄⚽️ TWO BIG THINGS TO REMEMBER THIS SUNDAY! ⚽️🎄

It’s Summer Christmas AND our first-ever sports equipment drive for The Starting Line Children’s Resource Center! 🎁🏀⚾️

🎅 First: Come dressed in your festive Christmas gear and help us celebrate Christmas in August!
⚽️ Then: Stop by the lower parking lot from 11 AM–1 PM to drop off your new or gently used sports equipment, shoes, and apparel for The Starting Line.

See you Sunday! 🎄🙌

For details and a list of equipment needed click the link: https://rccpc.org/event/2026-08-09-the-starting-line-donation-dropoff/

08/03/2026

Do you have an old story about yourself that keeps following you around? Pastor Nate reflects on why God wants you to finally let that story go…

Mission to Maine Daily Devotion, July 31, 20265 Questions by Mark Cozine1. What challenged you today- physically, emotio...
08/01/2026

Mission to Maine Daily Devotion, July 31, 2026
5 Questions by Mark Cozine

1. What challenged you today- physically, emotionally or spiritually?

My team worked on the site of a single mom with 11 children today. Although the children were not there, I could visualize them running around and helping to take care of the 40 plus chickens that lay eggs that are sold through their roadside farm stand. The mother is full of life, thankful, and very personable. It brought me great joy to help repair just one section of rotted support beam literally keeping the roof up over her head.

2. Who inspired you, encouraged you, or made you laugh today?

I have to say my home owner, hands down. A woman (or man) who can take care of and home school 11 children ages 3 to 18 with enthusiasm should inspire any parent suffering life’s ails.

3. What’s the best thing you’ve eaten so far on the trip?

All the food prepared by the MTM kitchen crew was awesome. From the breakfast casserole to the Mediteranian dinner. However, if I were to choose one thing, it would be Diana’s Abulita Hot Chocolate Cup Cakes. The taste is completely unexpected and to die for.

4. What’s something you learned about Maine today?

This is a tough one. I have been on quite a few mission trips during my tenure at Red Clay Creek Presbyterian Church, so I’ve learned a lot. Although not today, I did learn this week that there are no liquor stores in Maine. At least not in the Farmington area. However you can buy any alcoholic beverage at the gas station or grocery store. Yes, b**r to grain alcohol to w**e in the public aisles.

5. How can our church family at home pray for us tomorrow?

Pray for a safe issue free drive from Farmington Maine to our home at Red Clay Creek Presbyterian Church.

Mission to Maine Daily Reflection, July 30, 2026Trip Reflection by The Flower Girls1. What challenged you today- physica...
07/31/2026

Mission to Maine Daily Reflection, July 30, 2026
Trip Reflection by The Flower Girls

1. What challenged you today- physically, emotionally or spiritually?

When we were walking on our scavenger hunt, my feet were hurting really badly. It was end of the day and we were tired. It was hard to keep your energy up after a long week, but I kept going and we had a great evening together.
-Ella Hannagan

2. Who inspired you, encouraged you, or made you laugh today?

When were planting flowers Sparrows Nest, I had to dig a really big hole for our plants- Ms. Rachele was helping me, and I felt encouraged. This trip was my first time planting flowers, and I really liked it. Also, Ava and Ella were having an emotional moment, and they were sad and frustrated. Then all of a sudden, Ella said to Ava “Your hair smells good,” and that made me laugh!
-Susanna Sanford

3. What’s the best thing you’ve eaten so far on the trip?

Chocolate Moose Tracks ice cream at the Ice Cream Shoppe! But I also really liked the bacon at breakfast!
-Gwen Sedita

4. What’s something you learned about Maine today?

I leaned how to tell the difference between a boy and girl lobster!
-Ava Vordemberge

5. How can our church family at home pray for us tomorrow?

Pray for us that we’re successful by planting pretty flowers for our friends in Maine, and also that we stay safe for the rest of our trip.
-Lucy Phillips

Address

500 McKennans Church Road
Wilmington, DE
19808

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 3pm
Tuesday 9am - 3pm
Thursday 9am - 3pm

Telephone

+13029980434

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