1st Friday, September 6 — it’s your day for peace & quiet contemplation. This is your golden opportunity… read, write, meditate, relax. What a great way to celebrate the end of summer! Plus, by taking time for a personal retreat, you are forming the intention to take good care of your self. Retreats offer us…
For those who want the opportunity to share experiences and obtain support from others who are experiencing a loss in a flexible group format. Each group begins with an informative 15 minute overview of a grief related topic. Discussion and reflection on the impact of loss, coping, meaning-making, etc. follows the brief presentation. These groups…
Use your quiet time to reflect, respond, and rest… in God’s unwavering love. Allow the power of God’s presence to comfort you as as you enjoy quiet time here at Richmond Hill. Find the safe space within, and then, invite God in. Read passages of scripture, journal, or just bask in peace, listening as God speaks…
Those struggling with illness have benefitted from being “soaked in prayer” over periods of time. Prayer ministers are available to pray with those desiring emotional, spiritual, or physical healing. Participants are invited to find a comfortable place, sit, relax, and receive prayer. Participants may also come and go during the service. DeBorah Cannady, Leader on…
The Rev. Dr. Paula Owens Parker will lead the Generational Healing service at Richmond Hill on Tuesday evening, May 29 at 7:30 p.m. You can invite God’s healing into your family Join us for this is unique opportunity to invite God’s healing into your family, including the generations that have gone before and the generations…
What happens when we sit down to eat a meal together? Rev. Janie Walker shares insights in her sermon on John 6:24-35, preached at Community worship on Tuesday, August 7, 2018. [soundcloud id=’483280944′ mini=’false’ width=’100%’ height=’false’] Janie came to Richmond Hill as a resident associate pastor in 2000. She left the residential community in 2008,…
Come join us on Tuesday, September 4. We’re having community worship with Eucharist at 5:30 p.m., followed by supper at 6:30 p.m. And then — praying with the songs of Taizé at 7:30 p.m. The service is contemplative and meditative in character, using short songs, repeated again and again in a candle lit chapel. We invite you to participate…
Bend the knee, obedience, and spiritual alignment. It’s all good. DeBorah Cannady breaks down Paul’s letter to the Ephesians at Community worship, Tuesday, July 31, 2018. [soundcloud id=’480151251′ mini=’false’ width=’100%’ height=’false’] DeBorah coordinates spiritual direction and healing ministries at Richmond Hill and also serves as a spiritual director. She is a licensed minister from St….
Koinonia is designed to equip people in three ways: to engage in transformative and self-reflective work around race; to engage in constructive dialogue regarding issues of race and justice; and to engage in the larger community to promote social justice. This year’s program will consist of three daylong seminars, and two 48-hour retreats. Gatherings will…
“Power for the Journey” is Rev. Janie M. Walker’s message on Mark 6:14-29. The 16 verses about the goings-on during King Herod’s scandalous birthday party is less about what the Enemy is doing in high places. It’s about what God is doing in many places, and how we’re called to participate. Janie preached at Community…