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Staying Faithful
April 2020: An Update Praying the Psalms is a daily practice at Richmond Hill. It continues now (along with many activities, highlighted below), even with the doors closed. The residential community gathers at seven, noon, and six each day to pray as we have always done, reading and singing through our Psalter. The Psalms speak…
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…
Creating Pathways through Grief — a Day Retreat, Sat. February 10
Meeting Times Group meets from 9 a.m. – 4 p.m., Saturday, February 10. The expressive arts have long been helpful in processing our grief. It is often restorative to bypass the intellect and work with our hands and heart. We can express our grief and find new insights about the journey. People are often amazed by…
Unitive vs. Punitive Justice? Monday, April 24, 7:30 pm
Hear the Panel Discussion — What we call justice is often little more than revenge. An expert panel takes on the question: How do we move from punitive justice to a broader position of restoring wholeness and unifying our communities? The 45 minute lectures will be followed by facilitated conversation and group processing time among the audience….
Practicing the Way of Council, Thursday Feb. 11
Men’s Circle meets 2nd Thursdays, 7-8:30 pm on Zoom. Men of all ages and stages of life are invited to participate in this monthly gathering at Richmond Hill to practice The Way of Council. The Way of Council is an ancient spiritual practice of storytelling and deep conversation. The process is simple. We sit in…