Good Friday Vigil
Join us in the Chapel for a silent vigil from 12:00 noon – 3:00 p.m. Simple lunch at 11:30 a.m.
Join us in the Chapel for a silent vigil from 12:00 noon – 3:00 p.m. Simple lunch at 11:30 a.m.
The Richmond Hill community is responding to the call of our broader metropolitan community around the results of Tuesday’s election. We are responding to the increasing cries of sadness, fears and uncertainties that have come our way since Tuesday. In addition to partnering with other organizations to host events in early December, here are the specifics…
Enjoy a great start in the studio… Join us in a creative retreat in the inspiring, prayer-soaked walls of Richmond Hill. Slip into the spiritual rhythm of prayer and quiet here. Enjoy personal time with your creative self. Our art space provides a perfect place for you to connect with your inner spirit while using…
Celebrated on 5th Mondays at 7:30 p.m. Once a quarter, Richmond Hill offers a Eucharist for Generational Healing. This is an opportunity to invite God’s healing into your family, including the generations that have gone before and the generations that will come after you. Please bring the blessings as well as the pains and traumas…
Un-plugged: Saturday, March 7, 4 pm — Sunday, March 8, 4 pm Smartphones, laptops, tablets, internet, email, Facebook, Twitter, electronics for work and entertainment — Unplugging from our devices and our high-speed life seems impossible. Join us and unplug for 24-hours of silent prayer, group discussion, and relaxation. We will explore how the traditional Christian…
Share grief experiences and gain support… For those who want the opportunity to share experiences and gain support from others who are experiencing a loss in a flexible group format. Each group begins with an informative 15 minute overview of a grief related topic. Discussion and reflection on the impact of loss, coping, meaning-making, etc….
Thursday, September 17 via Zoom, 7-8:30p Come join the discussion Join Richmond Hill on Thursday, September 17 for a special Zoom presentation by archaeologist Tim Roberts as he facilitates “slow archaeology” — a process that allows you to ask questions and contribute to the meaning of found items, as we go. This event will be…