Join us Easter Morning in the Garden
7 – 8 a.m. Easter Sunday, April 1
This Sunday morning, you are welcome to join us for Morning Prayers and light refreshments in the Garden at Richmond Hill. (come on in, the gate will be open!)
This Sunday morning, you are welcome to join us for Morning Prayers and light refreshments in the Garden at Richmond Hill. (come on in, the gate will be open!)
Please join us each Thursday during Lent, as we journey to the Alleluia of Resurrection. The morning begins with reflective reading. Participants will then be free to spend the day in silence or quiet reflection. We will break for noon prayers followed by lunch, and end the day with a group reflection time. Come for…
Tuesday, October 13, 7:00-8:30 PM by Zoom Join us for an evening with the Rev. Dr. Neal Siler, Senior Pastor of First Shiloh Baptist Church. Dr. R. Neal Siler is also a clinician and founder of The Healing Place Center for Counseling and Spiritual Formation and author of How I Got Over: Healing for the African…
An On-line Program for Creative Self Recovery Recovering & reconnecting with your creative self As children of a loving and creative God, facilitator Richard Rumble believes we all are endowed with a birthright gift of creativity. Yet few of us have held onto that gift. And so it sits, often forgotten, certainly unused and untapped,…
Tuesday, February 2, via Zoom from 7:00-7:45p. We continue to celebrate God’s call of Rev. Dr. Lisa Johnson as Richmond Hill’s new Co-Pastoral Director. And we want you to do so, too! Whether you already know Lisa or have never heard her name before now, we invite you to a special Zoom introduction on Tuesday,…
“Where Are We On The Journey To Equity?” — Reverend Alvin Herring is Director of Racial Equity & Community Engagement for the W. K. Kellogg Foundation and will speak on how closing the racial equity gap relates to justice and faith. Herring is a much sought after speaker on campuses and in corporate board rooms,…
“Effects of Trauma” Rev. Dr. Micah McCreary November 23, Monday, 7:30 pm This is an exploration of the residual effects of the trauma of slavery and racism as it relates to guilt, shame, and lament. About the lecturer: Rev. Dr. Micah McCreary is a psychologist and co-pastor of Spring Creek Baptist Church in Chesterfield, VA….