Community Worship Service is Moving to Tuesdays… Beginning in January 2018, our weekly Community Worship Service will move from Monday to Tuesday evenings. This change will provide our residents with a few additional hours of Sabbath rest and needed time together as “a family.” The shift will happen on Tuesday, January 2. The service will continue…
Thursday, November 30 at 7:30 PM – 9 PM, in the Chapel — Come celebrate 30 years of praying and working for the healing and transformation of metropolitan Richmond! Bring a friend and join us for a spirited Evening of Song & Celebration. In addition to Jim Bennett and the Rev. Joel Blunk, our guest musicians include Oak Grove…
Friday, January 19, 4 pm – Sunday, January 21, 4 pm Join the Richmond Hill community for a weekend retreat patterned after Taizé, “that little springtime” in the Southern French Alps. Our weekend together will consist of small group formation, conscious work in the community, a chance to learn about both the mission of Taizé…
Save the date: November 30 Join us for an evening of Song & Celebration as we commemorate the 30th Anniversary of the founding of Richmond Hill. In addition to Jim Bennett at the piano, we will have special musical guests. Thursday, November 30, 7:30-9 pm.
4 pm Friday, Dec.1 — 4 pm Sunday, Dec.3 You are invited to join us at Richmond Hill for an Advent Retreat to explore Mary’s story and the implications for the healing of our selves and metropolitan Richmond. We will consider how Mary’s nature invites contemplation, compassion, creativity, and ecological concern. Join Richmond Hill co-pastoral…
Save the Date: November 2 Lisa Sharon Harper, author of The Very Good Gospel, will join us in November for the Clergy Convocation to facilitate a training that would help us consider our role as faithful citizens in today’s political climate. The training would seek to answer the following questions: How do we organize? How…
Saturday, October 28, 9 am — 4 pm Rev. Ben Campbell, Pastor Emeritus of Richmond Hill and author of Richmond’s Unhealed History, is the speaker for the next seminar for the Koinonia School of Race & Justice. Speaking on the history of race, Campbell argues that the community of metropolitan Richmond is engaged in a…
Saturday, September 23, 9 am — 4 pm Rev. Ben Campbell, Pastor Emeritus of Richmond Hill and author of Richmond’s Unhealed History, is the speaker for the opening program for the Koinonia School of Race & Justice. Speaking on the theology of race, Campbell argues that the community of metropolitan Richmond is engaged in a…
We have had several inquiries concerning how we might respond to the rally scheduled by Neo Confederates this weekend at Lee Monument. As an organization, Richmond Hill is convinced that the best way to put out a fire is not to give it fuel. LET’S KEEP OUR PRAYERS GOING — To that end, the Chapel…
Our KOINONIA School of Race and Justice is ready to begin it’s third year this fall with some significant modifications that we hope will make it possible for more to participate. The school is designed to equip people in three ways: to engage in transformative and self-reflective work around race; to engage in constructive dialogue…