The Koinonia School of Race & Justice at Richmond Hill presents a gathering on Black Lives Matter (BLM). In this historic moment, join us as we explore the origin and goals of the Black Lives Matter movement. Participate with your insights and questions.
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9 am –3 pm, Sat. Jan 10, 2015 Stained Glass & Illuminated Manuscripts Alma Thomas, an African-American painter known for her use of color said, “Color is life.” Bring a fresh look and light into your spiritual life through the color, symbolism, and richness of stained glass and illuminated manuscripts. Our art room becomes a…
Saturday, July 30, 4 pm – Sunday, July 31, 4 pm This retreat is about spending time in quiet reflection, prayer, or meditation while listening for God in your life. This time of prayer can be guided or on your own as long as you remain in silence. Come and enjoy for a day the beauty…
Community Worship Service is Moving to Tuesdays… Beginning in January 2018, our weekly Community Worship Service will move from Monday to Tuesday evenings. This change will provide our residents with a few additional hours of Sabbath rest and needed time together as “a family.” The shift will happen on Tuesday, January 2. The service will continue…
Protest Organizers’ Positions Merit Hearing Richmond Hill today declares that the seven positions voiced by multiple protest organizers merit a hearing by the region’s central jurisdictions. Sincere engagement with the organizers and their positions would represent an important path forward in our region’s long and regretful battle with racism, disparate distribution of power, and failure…
Friday, February 7 — 9 am to 3 pm Your 1st Friday is a retreat day of possibility. A day of peaceful retreat, quiet contemplation. We invite you to come to a 1st Friday Retreat at Richmond Hill on February 7. It’s an excellent and intentional way to quietly begin the new month on a…
Each Wednesday during Lent, we will explore our Lenten journey through the lens of Barbara Brown Taylor’s book, An Altar in The World. Contemplating what it means to be “Waking Up to God,” the day will begin at 9 a.m. with a devotional reflection and a discussion from selected chapters of the book. We will then move into silent individual…
