The Armstrong Leadership Program (ALP) is a profoundly impactful initiative, directly tackling the pressing challenges confronting youth in the RVA. Through dedicated support and mentorship, participants encounter avenues for personal growth and leadership cultivation, preparation for life post-graduation, exposure to diverse cultures, and engagement in service learning. ALP not only cultivates the development of individuals…
Richmond Hill seeks a skilled chef to join our vibrant hospitality ministry. Requires consistent weekend availability and occasionally weekday. This position is an hourly position with a schedule set a month at a time. The individual filling this position will serve as the lead for all food services, ensuring that meals (for up to 70 people)…
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.
Join us May 21, 2024 at 7:30pm for Soaking Prayer. Soaking Prayer is a sacred time and safe space for anyone seeking emotional, spiritual, or physical healing. The healing may be about an illness, a strained relationship, a loss, an emotional wound, a spiritual challenge, a difficult decision, or anything else that seems to be…
HB1130/SB35 is a maternal health bill that will require evidence-based practitioner relevant training for health care professionals on unconscious bias and cultural competency. This bill is currently sitting on the Governor’s desk and he must take action by midnight on May 17th. Please email Governor Youngkin glenn.youngkin@governor.virginia.gov and copy his policy staff Jesse Lynch jesse.lynch@governor.virginia.gov. Kathryn Haines from Virginia…
When you pass through the waters,I will be with you. Isaiah 43:2a Curious about Richmond Hill’s journey in 2023? Our Annual Report offers insights into a year of resilience, growth, and successful reopening following the Christmas Day pipe burst of 2022! “We eat together, we put our phones away, we wash dishes for one another,…
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.
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 in touch with your creative gifts and experience the joy, beauty, and community with others.Come join with the Richmond Hill community for prayers followed by a delicious meals. Our facilitator this month is Suzanne L. Vinson,…
Spring is the season when the Richmond Hill Council (which functions as the Board of the organization) seeks new members for the coming term, as well as soliciting names for our many committees. We would like to open the process up and ask you to consider volunteering to serve Richmond Hill in one of these…
9 a.m. – 4 p.m., Thursday, May 2, 2024 The arts can be so helpful in processing our grief. Bypass the head and work with your hands and heart. It’s restorative. Express your grief and find new insights about the journey. You’ll have opportunities to share what you make with others. Various options are available…