What’s it like living at Richmond Hill? On Tuesday evening, March 9, our residents hosted a virtual open house for anyone sensing a possible call to residency at Richmond Hill. It was a virtual tour designed around the experience of living in intentional community here at Richmond Hill. We made a video as an introduction…
Welcome! Richmond Hill is committed to providing every guest with the peace of mind to relax and enjoy their time with us, though visits are scheduled by appointment only. Our Healthy ReOpening Team has diligently considered and implemented safety precautions, protocols, and sanitation standards recommended by the CDC and VDH, and in accordance with state,…
Due to the continued rise in Covid cases in our area and the potential threat of new variants of the virus, we are returning to Phase 2 of our Re-Opening Plan for the month of February. This involves fewer in-person meetings, staff having the option to work from home, and the suspension of on-site individual…
Standing strongly against the recent threats to our democracy and the potential secondary attacks on our state capitols, we draw upon the power of peace, reconciliation, and nonviolence. Join us for Daily Prayer streamed live on Facebook from the Chapel, Monday, January 18 — 7:00a | Noon | 6:00p
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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…
Unearthing African American Stories at Richmond Hill Between the 1740s and 1865, at least 200 blacks were enslaved by the owners of the property on which Richmond Hill now sits. Named for a woman enslaved in the Adam-Taylor House during the Civil War, our African American History Project aims to help re-write the history of Richmond Hill…
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. Beginning August, four servant-leaders will join us in this mission. Applications are due to…
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….
Your 1st Friday of the Fall retreat can be a day of possibility. A day of peaceful retreat, quiet contemplation. We invite you to come to a 1st Friday Retreat at Richmond Hill on November 2. It’s an excellent and intentional way to quietly begin your new month on a solid footing. This is your…
