Holiday Hours for Richmond Hill
Holiday Hours
Office will be Closed December 24 – January 1
Daily Prayer in Chapel
7:00 a.m. | 12:00 noon
6:00 p.m. (except Tuesday)
Community Worship
Tuesday 5:30 p.m. | December 25 & January 1
Office will be Closed December 24 – January 1
7:00 a.m. | 12:00 noon
6:00 p.m. (except Tuesday)
Tuesday 5:30 p.m. | December 25 & January 1
Friday, February 1, 4 pm — Sunday, February 3, 4 pm Reflecting on Peter’s discipleship, Joel and Leslie will lead us on journeys of our own to consider what it would mean for us to walk on water. What’s God calling us to today? • What unique gifts or abilities do each of us have that…
Honoring 150 years of prayer, study and work for the city. In August of 1866, seven Visitation Sisters from Baltimore, Maryland came to Richmond, Virginia at the request of Bishop John McGill to pray for the diocese (Catholic Diocese of Richmond, VA) and its priests. The Sisters opened an academy for girls to support themselves….
To celebrate Emancipation please join Hope in the Cities and the Richmond Slave Trail Commission in marking the 20th anniversary of the Unity Walk that in 1993 took Richmonders to sites of previously unacknowledged history as part of the Healing the Heart of America conference. You are invited to walk through history on the historic…
Art & Spirituality — Stained Glass & Illuminated Manuscripts…9 am – 4 pm, Saturday, January 16, 2016 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…
Share grief experiences and gain support For those who want the opportunity to share experiences and gain support from others who are experiencing a loss in a flexible group format. Each group begins with an informative 15 minute overview of a grief related topic. Discussion and reflection on the impact of loss, coping, meaning-making, etc….
This time of year it’s peaceful here on the Hill. This time between Christmas and New Year is a time for travel for some of us, a time to catch up, or to catch our breath after a very busy Fall. Although the Main Gate is closed during the week of Dec. 28 – Jan. 4,…