Memorial Day Schedule
Richmond Hill is closed in honor of Memorial Day
Friday 5/24 – Monday 5/27
We will resume our normal schedule on Tuesday, May 28.
Blessings and traveling mercies this weekend!
We will resume our normal schedule on Tuesday, May 28.
Blessings and traveling mercies this weekend!
1st Thursdays of the month, from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. On the 1st Thursdays of the month, from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. come pray and work at Richmond Hill in the time-honored Benedictine tradition of Ora et labora. Meet at 9 a.m. for intro and prayer, work from 10-11:45 a.m., noon prayer and lunch, work from 1:30-3…
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…
Dear Richmond Hill Friends and Family, We have been closely monitoring the coronavirus outbreak and recommendations from the CDC and other health experts in our community. We know the critical thing is to slow the rate of the epidemic so medical facilities are not overwhelmed. The most effective way to do that is social distancing, which…
In Scotland and northern parts of England there is an ancient practice of folks going from house to house wishing each other a good year ahead. In the spirit of that hospitality, we offer this prayer: “This day is a new day that has never been before. This year is a new year, the opening door. Enter,…
***DUE TO STRONG DEMAND AND TO ENSURE MANAGEABILITY FOR THOSE ALREADY REGISTERED, THIS SERIES IS UNFORTUNATELY FULL*** A Lenten Teaching Series Plan to join Co-Pastoral Director, Rev. Dr. Lisa Johnson, Thursday mornings in Lent, February 18 through April 1, 9:30-11:00 AM, on-line. In this Lenten Teaching Series, we will look at the journey of Christ…
UPDATED: March 17th Dear Richmond Hill Friends and Family, We continue to monitor the coronavirus outbreak and recommendations from the CDC and other health experts in our community. We know the critical thing is to slow the rate of the epidemic so medical facilities are not overwhelmed. As we have all been told, the most effective…