Saturday, October 5, 2024 | 9am – 4pm Job’s biblical story presents one of the most spectacular, intimate, divine-human encounters ever offered in literature! Job declares that he searched every way he knew how to “find God”: NORTH, SOUTH, EAST, WEST. He finally had to conclude: “[God] knows right where I am!” This biblical book reveals that our troubles…
9:00 am – 4:00 PM | Saturday, September 28, 2024 Come see how a daily ritual of sketch journaling is a key that opens the door to contemplation. This one day workshop allows you to immerse yourself in an unhurried exploration of a variety of visual journaling techniques, supported by the peaceful surroundings and rhythm…
9 a.m. – 4 p.m., Thursday, November 7, 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…
Rev. Katie Heishman has accepted a position at Union Presbyterian Seminary and will be transitioning out of her role as Co-Pastoral Director at Richmond Hill in mid-August. We are very sad to see her go, but always trust that God’s love has led her to this new calling and that God will continue to bless…
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.
From Tuesday, July 30 through Monday, August 12, the residential community will take a sabbath rest from the routine of meetings and hosting guests. For two weeks in August, Richmond Hill will slow down to recuperate from the previous program year and to prepare for the season ahead. The exception will be that the regular prayer…
Saturday, October 19, 2024 with overnight option on Friday, October 18, 2024 Theme: Spiritual Direction and Religious Trauma In spiritual direction, we at times accompany people who are seeking to understand and heal from the effects of unhealthy or harmful religious/spiritual experiences. Our Fall Forum of Spiritual Direction seeks to create a safe space for learning about…
“Our Roots, Our Healing, Our Transformation” is a profound 24-hour retreat experience to delve into the rich tapestry of history, resilience, and transformation embodied in Richmond’s historic Church Hill district. Participants embark on an immersive journey through time, exploring significant landmarks that bear witness to the enduring legacies of struggle and triumph.
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.
Richmond Hill is pleased to screen the documentary, “Black America Is…” on June 18, 2024 at 6:30pm. The film has been recognized with the Best Feature Documentary award at the Virginia Black Film Festival and the Baltimore International Black Film Festival, affirming its resonance and impact.
The screening is free but we ask you to RSVP to reserve your spot on our website, www.richmondhillva.org/juneteenth