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The service is contemplative and meditative in character, using short songs, repeated again and again in a candle lit chapel. Come join us on Tuesday, July 3. We’re having community worship with Eucharist at 5:30 p.m., followed by supper at 6:30 p.m. And then — praying with the songs of Taizé at 7:30 p.m. We invite you to participate…
Listening to the Silence: November 13, 2018
Use your quiet time to reflect, respond, and rest in God’s unwavering love. Join your spiritual guide, Rita Ricks, for a day of journaling, silence, and exploration. Leave your phone behind; bring your journal and your Bible and prepare to connect with your Creator as you wander the quiet gardens and hidden retreats of Richmond Hill….
Know justice, know peace
An open letter to the community: As an organization committed to social justice and racial reconciliation, Richmond Hill stands in solidarity with African Americans and their allies who are peacefully protesting anti-black violence. Unfortunately, any mass protest offers opportunity for people to exploit these actions. This should not be held against the protesters who are…
Richmond Hill seeks a new Co-Pastoral Director
Co-PastorProfile **For priority consideration, interested applicants should submit their materials by August 31. However, the position will remain open until filled.** Thank you for your interest in Richmond Hill and its missional commitment to seek God’s healing of metropolitan Richmond. The leadership of this sacred place is shared by two Co-Pastoral Director positions, one of…
Apply now for Urban Service Corps
Where is God leading you next? Pray. Serve. Discern. Live intentionally in the heart of the city. The Richmond Hill Urban Service Corps is a one- to two-year commitment to live with an intentional Christian community dedicated to the healing of metropolitan Richmond. Each year (typically August), we look for servant-leaders to join us in…
Meet Julian of Norwich, Visionary of Love
Saturday, October 16 | 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. We don’t know her name or what kind of education she received, yet she is the first woman known to write a book in the English language. Thomas Merton regarded her as the greatest of the English mystics. In May 1373, when she was 30 years…
