Get the latest newsletter: October 2016 UPDATE

BySheryl Johnson

[pdf-embedder url=”https://cybernetickinkwell.com/richmondhill/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/October2016_RHillUpdate.pdf” title=”october2016_rhillupdate”]

Similar Posts

The Theology of Race

BySheryl Johnson

1st Fall Lecture for the Koinonia School of Race and Justice, given September 28, 2015 at Richmond Hill by the Rev. B. P. Campbell Introduction: Constantine and King James In 325 A. D. the Emperor Constantine, who had just, after 13 years of battle, murder and intrigue, secured his position in control of the Roman Empire, locked all…

Finding an anchor

BySheryl Johnson

“Oh God, your sea is so great and my boat is so small.” This prayer of Breton fishermen speaks of human life directly and clearly. It has become the motto of the Children’s Defense Fund and is the title of a new book by the fund’s founder, Marian Wright Edelman. Admiral Hyman Rickover had it…

Rabbit transit

BySheryl Johnson

It’s hard to find a really good way to celebrate a secular Easter.  The crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ are not the stuff of simple and lightweight symbols. Easter transmits a complex message, transported through time through a sacrament of blood-wine and body-bread on an altar derived from a sacrificial cult. The best the…

The Rev. Dr. Benjamin P. Campbell Receives Honorary Title Pastor Emeritus

BySheryl Johnson

Our Christian faith encourages us to honor the elders who labor among us: “Let the elders who rule well be considered worthy of double honor, especially those who labor in preaching and teaching.” (1 Timothy 5:17)  As a visible and symbolic way of honoring the distinguished service of The Reverend Dr. Benjamin P. Campbell, on…

One Comment

  1. I once spent two nights at Richmond Hill with our church, Grace Episcopal, a few years ago.
    I will never forget that weekend retreat. It was such a Spiritual experience, one I will not soon
    forget.
    I will soon request to come back to you for a Spiritual stay. I hope you will receive me as you once did in the same room provided for me then.
    Spirituality lives within the inner space of your walls. It lives within the courtyard of Richmond Hill, over looking the City of Richmond, in which you pray for. God bless you, & Richmond,

Comments are closed.