Come enjoy time in solitude or quiet fellowship with other companions in a place of beauty and peace: walk the labyrinth, rest in the garden, meditate in the prayer rooms. You are welcome to attend noon prayers in the chapel and a delicious lunch afterwards in the refectory.
Armstrong Leadership Program The Armstrong Leadership program continues its commitment to honoring Black History Month “Where We Feed the Mind and Body.” You can check out our previous posts: Black History Facts Soul Food Educational Cafe Series Continues The Soul Food Educational Cafe series during Black History Month was incredibly enriching for the students involved. The…
We write to share the news that our Co-Pastoral Director, Rev. Dr. Lisa Johnson, will be transitioning away from Richmond Hill on March 15, 2024. We are saddened to lose her as a beloved leader at Richmond Hill and feel joy that she will be serving as the Encore Pastor at St. Paul’s Baptist Church. …
Armstrong Leadership Program The Armstrong Leadership program continues its commitment to honoring Black History Month “Where We Feed the Mind and Body.” You can check out our previous post, Black History Facts. Last Thursday, we embarked on a transformative journey through the thought-provoking exhibition, “Dawoud Bey: Elegy” at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts. Bey’s work…
Come enjoy time in solitude or quiet fellowship with other companions in a place of beauty and peace: walk the labyrinth, rest in the garden, meditate in the prayer rooms. You are welcome to attend noon prayers in the chapel and a delicious lunch afterwards in the refectory.
I am the Bread, living Bread! Who came down out of heaven. Anyone who eats this Bread will live forever! The Bread that I present to the world so that it can eat and live is myself, this flesh-and-blood self. John 6:51 MSG When we think about the finished work of the Cross, it compels…
On January 30, 2024, we held our first 5th Tuesday Conversation with Community Movers and Makers. Our topic was housing and our panelist included Vevlyn Wright, Dr. Carmen Foster, and Kelly King Horne. Vevlyn is a member of RISC and a member of St. John’s Episcopal Church, Carmen is a leadership consultant and trainer, and…
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…
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…
February 22 @ 7:00 pm –
Join us for a screening of a new docuseries exploring the legacies of enslavement and what it will take for our country to repair and heal. Featuring many from Richmond Hill.