Prepare the way of the Lord
Advent is a season to anticipate the coming of Lord. We light a candle and celebrate His coming, and the healing and transformation of our lives in metropolitan Richmond. Come, Lord Jesus, come!
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“What about Mary?” Advent Retreat, Dec. 1-3
4 pm Friday, Dec.1 — 4 pm Sunday, Dec.3 You are invited to join us at Richmond Hill for an Advent Retreat to explore Mary’s story and the implications for the healing of our selves and metropolitan Richmond. We will consider how Mary’s nature invites contemplation, compassion, creativity, and ecological concern. Join Richmond Hill co-pastoral…
Next Recovery Eucharist, Tuesday, November 28, 7:30 p.m.
The Recovery Eucharist — a service devoted to healing and personal transformation found within 12-step spirituality and embodied in the Eucharist. A special invitation is extended to those recovering from any addiction and to those who desire to support people in recovery. Leader: Rev. Herbert Jones Monthly on 4th Tuesdays at 7:30 pm in Chapel….
2-Week Summer Sabbath
From Tuesday, July 30 through Monday, August 12, the residential community will take a sabbath rest from the routine of meetings and hosting guests. For two weeks in August Richmond Hill will slow down to recuperate from the previous program year and to prepare for the season ahead. The exception will be that the regular…
What do you think?
Click Here! You tell us how it’s going… Now here is your opportunity to tell us what you think. Click the link. Take the online survey. You will find questions designed to gather your thoughts and feelings about Richmond Hill, its activities and its impact on the physical, emotional and spiritual health of the Richmond…
An Altar in the World: Our Lenten Journey 2018
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…
Join us for Koinonia day retreat Sat. Nov. 17
Koinonia is designed to equip people in three ways: to engage in transformative and self-reflective work around race; to engage in constructive dialogue regarding issues of race and justice; and to engage in the larger community to promote social justice. This year’s program will consist of three daylong seminars, and two 48-hour retreats. Gatherings will…