Offered this week, January 5 – 8, 2016, at Virginia Union, in the L. Douglas Wilder Library: Human Trafficking is active throughout the world today, as it has been for millennia. How do we understand this scourge as Christians, and how can we continue to address it, its perpetrators and its victims? This course is…
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,…
14 December 2015 | Third Sunday of Advent | Luke 3:7-18 Richmond Hill, Richmond, Virginia The Rev. B. P. Campbell John said to the crowds that came out to be baptized by him, “You brood of vipers! Who warned you to flee from the wrath to come? Bear fruits worthy of repentance. Do not begin to say to…
Celebrate His coming into the world to heal us, and, by His light, transform our metropolitan city. This Advent, the lighting of the candles will commemorate our prayer intentions for healing the past and bringing hope for the future of our metropolitan city. It also serves to reinforce our prayers of gratitude for the years past…
16 November 2015 | Proper 28 | Mark 13:1-8 Richmond Hill, Richmond, Virginia The Rev. B. P. Campbell My niece is married to a Salvadoran. We were together this weekend, and we were together experiencing the shock and outrage of the shootings and bombings in Paris. But I could tell that the experience was far different for him…
SOZO Cleansing & Healing Streams Workshop, now moved to Saturday, Feb. 13, 2015, 9 am – 4 pm The teachings will provide an understanding of how our image of God, forgiveness and words affect our lives; as well as provide a means by which to draw us closer to God, through Jesus Christ, to heal and be…
St. Andrew’s Church/Richmond Hill Richmond, Virginia October 18-19, 2015 Pentecost XXIV Mark 10:35-45 In this morning’s story of the Zebedee brothers, James and John, we have Jesus’ core teaching about the purpose of life. You are familiar with the story. James and John are hoping that there is some reward in following Jesus. If Jesus…
1st Fall Lecture for the Koinonia School of Race and Justice, given September 28, 2015 at Richmond Hill by the Rev. B. P. Campbell Introduction: Constantine and King James In 325 A. D. the Emperor Constantine, who had just, after 13 years of battle, murder and intrigue, secured his position in control of the Roman Empire, locked all…
Repair the breach, restore the streets… This year, we’re covering the economic, political and social implications of our metropolitan public transportation system. Our goal? Envision a healthy, just and efficient public transportation system which serves us all. Join clergy from a cross-denominational spectrum to build relationships and reflect on how the Lord takes the concrete…
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“Effects of Trauma” Rev. Dr. Micah McCreary November 23, Monday, 7:30 pm This is an exploration of the residual effects of the trauma of slavery and racism as it relates to guilt, shame, and lament. About the lecturer: Rev. Dr. Micah McCreary is a psychologist and co-pastor of Spring Creek Baptist Church in Chesterfield, VA….
