Saturday | December 4, 10:00a – Noon As part of our Founders Week Celebration, everyone’s favorite storyteller Annie Campbell will lead this year’s Advent retreat— The Art of Anticipation: How do we prepare for what God will do? This retreat will be held in person in the Chapel. Interested? The link below will take you to…
Friday, December 3, 2021 — 9 am to 4 pm The first Friday of each month is a time to invite clergy and other church professionals to join us at Richmond Hill for a day of meditation and reflection. The doors open at 9:00 and we will have greetings and devotion at 9:30. Participants can…
Celebrate Founders Week: November 30 – December 4 November 30 is the date that Richmond Hill purchased its property in 1987. This year, we’ll mark that date as part of a series of events we’re calling Founders Week. Save these on your calendar now and sign-up using the form below. Tuesday | November 30 Rev….
November 19 | Discussion about the documentary, “How the Monuments Came Down” Friday night, 7-8:30 pm via Zoom A timely and searing look at the history of white supremacy and Black resistance in Richmond. The feature-length film—brought to life by history-makers, descendants, scholars, and activists—reveals how monuments to Confederate leaders stood for more than a…
As Richmond Hill moves towards an expected increase in retreat activity in 2022, it brings opportunities to join our staff. We’re now seeking applicants called to live in community as a residential member of the staff (Office Coordinator and Urban Service Corps). To explore these options in support of our healing mission, please check us…
Men’s Circle meets 2nd Thursdays, 7-8:30 pm on Zoom. Men of all ages and stages of life are invited to participate in this monthly gathering at Richmond Hill to practice The Way of Council. The Way of Council is an ancient spiritual practice of storytelling and deep conversation. The process is simple. We sit in…
In Caste, Wilkerson contrasts the meaning attached to the Nazi memorials in Germany and confederate statues in America. Germans maintain a number of Holocaust monuments and concentration camp memorials, but their focus is on remembering and learning from the events. For 2021-2022, Koinonia will explore efforts in the U.S to suppress the truth of our nation’s…
November 20, Saturday, 9 am – 3 pm Do you have a creative spirit or a sense of wonderment? Do you enjoy making art, or appreciate the work of others? Is creative expression another pathway to God for you? Do you need a day to be in prayer soaked walls surrounded by a beautiful garden…
Thursday, October 28 | 4-5:30 pm | on Zoom The Micah Initiative & Koinonia School of Race & Social Justice welcome Rethinking Schools Did you know that at least 28 states have introduced legislation to limit the teaching of systemic racism in public schools? Join us as Rethinking Schools offers a dynamic lesson about today’s issues relating to…
October 30, Saturday, 10 am – noon, on Zoom Anxiety, fear, stress, isolation and division are all common reactions to this pandemic ridden world in which we have lived for the last eighteen months. Our cultural response remains in a “fight or flight” response, resulting in a constant state of stress. Compassion, empathy and…