Join us Thursdays during Lent from 9 to Noon, beginning February 27. Join Joel Blunk and Leslie Shiel for our Lenten Retreat Series on Thursdays during Lent from 9 to Noon, beginning February 27. The morning will consist of readings from In the Shelter: Finding a Home in the World, by poet and theologian Pádraig…
Where is God leading you next? Pray. Serve. Discern. Live intentionally in the heart of the city. The Richmond Hill Urban Service Corps is a one- to two-year commitment to live with an intentional Christian community dedicated to the healing of metropolitan Richmond. Each year (typically August), we look for servant-leaders to join us in…
Counter those winter blues with the worship style of Taizé on Tuesday, February 4, 2020. The service is contemplative and meditative in character, using short songs, repeated again and again in a candlelit chapel. We invite you to participate in our practice of Taizé which includes singing, prayer for Metropolitan Richmond, and a period of…
We invite you to join us for a powerful conversation @ 2:00 pm on Saturday, January 18th. Martin Luther King Jr. once said, “Darkness cannot combat darkness. Only light can do that. Hate cannot combat hate. Only Love can do that.” Join us on Saturday, January 18, at 2:00 pm in the Richmond Hill Chapel…
Friday, February 7 — 9 am to 3 pm Your 1st Friday is a retreat day of possibility. A day of peaceful retreat, quiet contemplation. We invite you to come to a 1st Friday Retreat at Richmond Hill on February 7. It’s an excellent and intentional way to quietly begin the new month on a…
Begin the new year with a day of journaling, silence, and exploration with Rita Ricks, spiritual guide. Leave your phone behind; bring your journal and your Bible and prepare to connect with your Creator as you wander the quiet gardens and hidden retreats of Richmond Hill. Use your quiet time to reflect, respond, and rest in…
Settle into this New Year with the worship style of Taizé on Tuesday, January 7. The service is contemplative and meditative in character, using short songs, repeated again and again in a candlelit chapel. We invite you to participate in our practice of Taizé which includes singing, prayer for Metropolitan Richmond, and a period of…
Friday, January 3 — 9 am to 3 pm Your 1st Friday of the new year is a retreat day of possibility. A day of peaceful retreat, quiet contemplation. We invite you to come to a 1st Friday Retreat at Richmond Hill on January 3rd. It’s an excellent and intentional way to quietly begin the…
Holiday Hours Office will be Closed December 24 – January 1 Daily Prayer in Chapel 7:00 a.m. | 12:00 noon 6:00 p.m. (except Tuesday) Community Worship Tuesday 5:30 p.m. | December 24 & December 31 Community Worship followed by Dinner
History In 1865 the Freedmen’s Bureau established Armstrong High School for African American students in Richmond, Virginia. The school has produced notable graduates, city and state leaders throughout the years and continues to be a beacon of hope for students who seek its mission of intellectual, academic, moral and social enhancement. Heritage Armstrong’s heritage is…