An Evening with Justin Earley Thursday, June 4, 7:00-8:30 pm Will Livestream on Facebook Click Here! It was a global crisis that gave birth to the powerful concept of a “Rule of Life.” And it is that same Rule of Life that can teach us how to love our Richmond neighbors during, and after, this…
Friends, Intentional prayer is a practice done with certainty three times a day, every day at Richmond Hill, even during this pandemic. Certainty is hard to find in uncertain times. However, the Apostle Paul tells us with confidence that “the one who began a good work among you will bring it to completion by the…
Tuesday Evenings at 7-8:15 pm, on Zoom Now you can join the weekly Tuesday group here at Richmond Hill virtually via Zoom at 7:00 p.m., by contacting Becky Robinson, Chapter Coordinator of Contemplative Outreach of Richmond and Co-Leader of our Tuesday night Centering Prayer group, at bbtsmi@aol.com
What does it mean to be free? A Zoom panel discussion: 7-8:30 pm, Friday, June 19 In her documentary, Nina Simone defines freedom as the ability to live without fear. Her perspective is as timely as ever as we reel from the recent murder of George Floyd. Join Richmond Hill on Juneteenth, the date some…
Poverty, the pandemic, and personal stories from the front line A Zoom panel discussion: 7-8:30 pm, Tuesday, June 9 The statistics are now being released. In the midst of a global pandemic, the Covid-19 virus is disproportionately killing our country’s racial minorities. Recent figures reveal that African Americans are dying at a rate three times…
An On-line Program for Creative Self Recovery Recovering & reconnecting with your creative self As children of a loving and creative God, facilitator Richard Rumble believes we all are endowed with a birthright gift of creativity. Yet few of us have held onto that gift. And so it sits, often forgotten, certainly unused and untapped,…
Friends, Each week at Evening Prayer, we include a reflection on an aspect of our twelve-part Richmond Hill Rule of Life. This week it’s stability, which we define as “pledging to pray and work for the permanent transformation of the metropolitan city.” Stability is also about staying the course, maintaining “a long obedience in the…
May 10, 2020 Friends, Finding rhythm in these unusual times isn’t easy. One of the most difficult things about work closing and staying at home has been the change in routine. Our schedules have been upended and adjusting is not only confusing but exhausting. Praying the hours has helped us at Richmond Hill to maintain…
An Update, as of May 1, 2020 Psalm 46:10a says, “Be still, and know that I am God.” This is often a difficult posture for those of us who are ALWAYS on the move; ALWAYS doing something; ALWAYS present for whatever the next task may be. So, we ask, what would it look like in…
Learning to Survive and Transform Life’s Wilderness Experiences A four-part workshop beginning Thursday, May 14 Jerry Deans will lead a four-part workshop beginning Thursday, May 14, on navigating fear and grief during upsetting times. The author of Lost But Not Forgotten: How Wilderness Experiences Can Transform Your Life, Jerry will help participants see how God…
