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Clergy Convocation 2020
Caring for the Sheep and the Shepherd On Thursday, October 22, 9:00-11:00 AM, a panel of clergy from across denominational spectrums will join us by zoom to explore what is working, what is challenging, how to get centered and how to give and receive care in these uncertain times. Please make plans to join us…

Art & Spirituality: Open Studio on Saturday, Oct. 5
Walk your own creative path… Come join us for a day of creativity and discovery in the quiet, prayer-soaked walls of our art space at Richmond Hill. Come retreat for a day and feed your soul. “Art-making as pilgrimage helps us to understand the arts as a process of discovery about ourselves and about God….

Art + Messages of Hope on March 19
Saturday March 19, 2016 | 9:00 am – 3:00 pm Do you have a favorite scripture that gives you hope or that you read for inspiration? Do you enjoy receiving cards, letters, and words of encouragement from others? Do you ever want to share words of courage and strength with others but can’t find the…

A Wilderness Workshop
Learning to Survive and Transform Life’s Wilderness Experiences A four-part workshop beginning Thursday, May 14 Jerry Deans will lead a four-part workshop beginning Thursday, May 14, on navigating fear and grief during upsetting times. The author of Lost But Not Forgotten: How Wilderness Experiences Can Transform Your Life, Jerry will help participants see how God…

Koinonia: Day Seminar Jan. 18, 9 am – 4 pm
Understanding your family’s history is essential to understanding yourself and crucial to dismantling systems of oppression. We cannot reform what we do not acknowledge. Researching enslaved African Americans is challenging, but it is possible with the right tips and tools. If you’re curious about your family’s history but unsure about how to start looking, join…

Writing To Tell the Truth
MARCH 19 | Friday, 7-9p via Zoom In Race Matters, Cornel West highlights the black freedom fighters who converted their sufferings into art to inspire downtrodden communities. West says a characteristic of black artistic excellence is “[t]he freedom to tell the truth in love about one’s self and world.” This participatory seminar guides participants through black written and…