Dr. Thad Williamson, associate professor of leadership studies and faculty fellow at UR Downtown, will be the speaker for this month’s TAKE 30 talk, “How Can We Alleviate Poverty in Richmond?” Thad is associate professor of leadership studies and philosophy, politics, economics and law (PPEL). A sought-after professor and civic activist, his research focuses on urban…
To celebrate Emancipation please join Hope in the Cities and the Richmond Slave Trail Commission in marking the 20th anniversary of the Unity Walk that in 1993 took Richmonders to sites of previously unacknowledged history as part of the Healing the Heart of America conference. You are invited to walk through history on the historic…
On Monday, May 27, spend an evening at Richmond Hill with Chris Heuertz, author of Word Made Flesh, as he discusses his new book Unexpected Gifts, Discovering the Way of Community — a look into how the soul is shaped through fidelity in difficult relationships. 5:30 pm Eucharist, Corey Widmer preaching. 6:30 pm Dinner 7:30…
If you’re a supporter of RVA Rapid Transit, you’ll be interested in the TAKE 30 lunch discussion that the University of Richmond Downtown Campus is hosting this Thursday, May 16, to discuss “How Do You Get Around Richmond?”. The discussion features Ali Faruk, the Director of the Center for Housing Leadership at Housing Opportunities Made…
God calls each of us. This school is intended to provide tools, space, and community for discerning God’s call in each of our lives. It comprises a series of retreats, workshops, and small groups. The fall retreats and workshops are intended to allow us to look deeply into look ourselves, how God has made and…
This is an easy, classic summer retreat at Richmond Hill. Several simple talks —“conferences” in classic retreat talk — every day, with ample opportunity for your own rest, reflection, prayer and contemplation. The rhythm of prayer of the Richmond Hill community orders the days. Join the Rev. Ben Campbell and the Richmond Hill Community 4…
Whoa. Something happened. I don’t know what, but I do know when. A couple of weeks ago I had this dream. I dreamt I found a field. I left the road I was on, and turned into this field. I was excited — because I knew that somewhere in this particular field, there was treasure….
Celebrated on 5th Mondays at 7:30 p.m. Once a quarter, Richmond Hill offers a Eucharist for Generational Healing. This is an opportunity to invite God’s healing into your family, including the generations that have gone before and the generations that will come after you. Please bring the blessings as well as the pains and traumas…
Unforgiveness can hinder our healing and journey with God. This retreat explores forgiveness through the Beatitudes of Jesus. This weekend retreat serves as a gateway to healing prayer. Running from 4 pm Saturday, May 18 through 4 pm Sunday, May 19, the suggested donation is $80. Contact Deborah Cannady at Richmond Hill to register at…
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