Rev. Janie M. Walker speaks on portions of Mark 7 in her sermon given at Community worship on Tuesday, October 2, 2018. [soundcloud id=’509034669′ height=’false’] Janie came to Richmond Hill as a resident associate pastor in 2000. She left the residential community in 2008, but continued to live out her passion around God’s healing of…
Three words on a tough lesson: greatest/servant/welcome. Rev. Bob Hetherington preaches on Mark 9:30-37 at Community worship on Tuesday, September 25, 2018. [soundcloud id=’505471959′ height=’false’] Bob served as Rector of St. Paul’s in Richmond for 22 years and remains an active presence in the Richmond community, including service to Richmond Hill and the Westminster Canterbury Foundation…
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 October 5. It’s an excellent and intentional way to quietly begin your new month on a solid footing. This is your…
Use your quiet time to reflect, respond, and rest… in God’s unwavering love. Allow the power of God’s presence to comfort you as as you enjoy quiet time here at Richmond Hill. Find the safe space within, and then, invite God in. Read passages of scripture, journal, or just bask in peace, listening as God speaks…
Rev. Janie M. Walker reminds us we are not just “People of the Way,” but rather “People on the Way.” This message on Mark 8:27-38 was preached at Community worship on Tuesday, September 18, 2018. [soundcloud id=’502311543′ height=’false’] Janie came to Richmond Hill as a resident associate pastor in 2000. She left the residential community…
Rev. Janet Legro talks about courage — to speak, to change, to turn toward instead of turning away in her sermon on Mark 7:24-37, given at Community worship, Tuesday, September 11, 2018. [soundcloud id=’499446888′ height=’false’] Rev. Janet Legro is an ordained minister in the United Church of Christ and a member of the Richmond Hill…
Saturday to Sunday, November 3 – 4 Richmond’s history of slavery and the legacy of racism must be faced if we are going to heal and become whole as a society. Individually, we must face our own shadows too to avoid projecting pain onto others. We must also claim the good qualities we often fail to…
“The heart of the matter is the heart of the matter.” Rev. Joel Blunk says the longest journey is from our head to our heart. Joel preached this sermon on Mark 7:1-8, 14-15, 21-23 at Community worship on Tuesday, September 4, 2018. [soundcloud id=’496065819′ height=’false’] Joel is an ordained Presbyterian minister with the Presbyterian Church…
Come join us on Tuesday, October 2. We’re having community worship with Eucharist at 5:30 p.m., followed by supper at 6:30 p.m. And then — praying with the songs of Taizé at 7:30 p.m. The service is contemplative and meditative in character, using short songs, repeated again and again in a candle lit chapel. We invite you to participate…
On October 6 and 20, 2018, we are offering the Living the Pledge workshop for anyone, but especially for clergy and teams from faith communities in the Greater Richmond area who are interested in bringing the Richmond Pledge to their congregations. The primary goal of this workshop is to develop confidence in our abilities to: Integrate…
