Hebron is a small, country church with a big heart, nestled in the quiet beauty of King William County. Though our numbers may be few, our impact is large. We are a close-knit community of believers dedicated to loving God and serving others, welcoming everyone just as they are — especially those facing life challenges or simply needing for a place to belong.

 

Our unofficial motto is “We Love God, We Love Each Other, & We Love The Community Around Us.” 

 

 

 

Hebron’s campus has a rich and resilient history. The building was constructed in 1854 and survived the Civil War, bearing witness to generations of faith and perseverance. One of the door frames still carries the mark of a Civil War-era bullet, and inside our church Bible is an inscription left by a Union soldier — a quiet testimony to the trials and legacy of the past.

 

In 2016, the Hebron campus was acquired by Broadus Memorial Church, continuing its long tradition of serving the local community with love, hope, and purpose. We continue to use different ministries to reach out to the community – building relationships with social services, and first responders.

 

As our congregation has grown, we’ve added two trailers on the property to provide additional space for classes, fellowship, and ministry gatherings — a sign of God’s continued work through our church.

 

 

 

Though we are small, our mission is mighty. Hebron operates an active food ministry that serves over 200 people each month, including delivering food to senior adults who can’t come to us. 

 

In 2020, we added a free furniture ministry, providing essential household items to individuals and families in need — helping to turn houses into homes. We believe in being the hands and feet of Jesus — right here in King William County.

 

The church has a firewood ministry, housed at the Pole Green Campus, that is offered to our neighbors who need help staying warm in the winter months.

Hebron hosts a monthly KOZ (Kids Outdoor Zone) activity — an outdoor adventure ministry where boys are mentored by godly men and taught outdoor skills, life lessons, and Biblical values. This ministry creates meaningful opportunities for connection, growth, and character-building in the next generation.

 

In addition, our congregation serves along the Pole Green Camps in ministries like Moments of Hope, the Handicap Ramp Ministry, and participating in the Living Nativity.

 

Every other year, Hebron Campus presents The First Noel — a live nativity experience that brings the Christmas story to life.