Armstrong Leadership Program’s Black History Facts

Armstrong Leadership Program’s Black History Facts

The Armstrong Leadership Program’s Black History Facts initiative is a commendable effort to enhance the educational experience for student leaders by shedding light on lesser-known stories within the local history of Richmond. This initiative aligns with the program’s goal to provide a unique perspective that goes beyond standard history classes, aiming to achieve a twofold…

5th Tuesday Panel Discussion:  Community Movers and Makers – Jan 30, 2024

5th Tuesday Panel Discussion:  Community Movers and Makers – Jan 30, 2024

YOU ARE INVITED… Join us on Tuesday, January 30, 2024 during our worship service at 5:30 p.m. We will hear from advocates, allies, and activists in the field who are working to address societal inequities. Our first discussion will focus on housing in the metro area.  Our speakers are Kelly King Horne, executive director of Homeward; Vevlyn…

First Friday Day Retreat – Feb 2, 2024

First Friday Day Retreat – Feb 2, 2024

“A retreat is moving consciously and by my own choice into a space where I can be alone with the Divine.” Marian Woodman, Ph.D. If you are serious about your spiritual life, it has long been recommended that you spend a minimum of one-hour-a-day, one-day-a-month, and one-week-a-year in prayer and reflection. We are delighted to…

Art & Spirituality Retreat – Mar 16 (opt Mar 15)

Art & Spirituality Retreat – Mar 16 (opt Mar 15)

“This retreat is a good way to get in touch with your creativity while in an historic place surrounded by a beautiful garden, a labyrinth, and an extraordinary view of the city.”– Brenda Giannini, Facilitator Come spend time at Richmond Hill.Come to write, paint, draw, make cards, or collage.Come with a project and your supplies or use ours.Come get…