October 20, 2016 | 8:00a – 12:30p Come listen to prophetic voices of our time speak to the moral implications of poverty, housing, transportation, and education in metropolitan Richmond. This year’s Convocation Presenters line-up includes: Rev. Dr. Patricia Gould-Champ, Pastor of Faith Community Baptist Church & Assoc. Professor of Practical Theology, VUU Rev. Donald Coleman, Pastor…
Honoring 150 years of prayer, study and work for the city. In August of 1866, seven Visitation Sisters from Baltimore, Maryland came to Richmond, Virginia at the request of Bishop John McGill to pray for the diocese (Catholic Diocese of Richmond, VA) and its priests. The Sisters opened an academy for girls to support themselves….
This summer Richmond Hill honors the Sisters of the Visitation and their arrival here in August, 1866 — 150 years ago. Our time of celebration will be synchronized with our regular daily prayer cycle over three days. Friday, August 19, 7:00 a.m. Morning Prayer, breakfast, reflections and a tour. Saturday August 20, 12:00 p.m. Noon Prayer, music and lunch in the Garden, storytelling…
Please join Richmond Hill in thanksgiving and celebration of Rev. Dr. Alice Harris and her 26 years of ministry and partnership through Holistic Pastoral Counseling Services. Sunday, July 10, 2016 3:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. Richmond Hill Please RSVP to DeBorah Cannady Phone: 804-783-7903, ext. 10 Email: retreats@richmondhillva.org
Are you wondering what comes next in your life? Have you ever asked God, “What are You doing with me?” If so, you might find some answers in the Vocare School. Vocare means to call or to summon, and this school for vocation is intended to provide tools, space, and community for discerning God’s call in each…
Saturday, July 30, 4 pm – Sunday, July 31, 4 pm This retreat is about spending time in quiet reflection, prayer, or meditation while listening for God in your life. This time of prayer can be guided or on your own as long as you remain in silence. Come and enjoy for a day the beauty…
Translating the Code On Monday, April 25 at 7:30 pm, Michael Paul Williams will be uncovering and breaking down the code words embedded in today’s media coverage, and will show how bias contributes to racial divides. About the lecturer: Michael Paul Williams is a metro columnist for the Richmond Times-Dispatch. He won Virginia Press Association awards for column…
Join us in the Chapel for a silent vigil from 12:00 noon – 3:00 p.m. Simple lunch at 11:30 a.m.