WEEKEND RETREATS 2011-2012
Richmond Hill offers a simple 24-hour retreat every month for persons who desire rest and time to seek God. The retreats are led by members of the Community and feature several short meditations with ample time for quiet and reflection, in the context of a Benedictine rhythm of prayer. Individual conferences are available. The retreats last 24 hours, from 4 p.m. to 4 p.m. A retreatant may sometimes extend the retreat for one or more additional 24-hour periods if space is available. Recommended donation is $80 per person.We all crave silence. Here we have an opportunity to immerse ourselves in it and rediscover its grace with Karen Moore, Richmond Hill?s Spiritual Director.
click here to register for this retreatBefore the Christmas Season arrives, join Annie and Ben Campbell in this Richmond Hill tradition ? an opportunity to stop and reflect, in preparation.
click here to register for this retreatStories. Our story. The Story. How do we merge the details of our days into history (His-story)? Rock Higgins leads this retreat.
click here to register for this retreatThis is the first week of Lent, a good time to begin Lenten preparation with a silent reflection and prayer. The silence is yours and God?s, but there is gentle leadership or counsel if needed or desired.
click here to register for this retreatOn the way to Jerusalem with our Lord. Lenten meditations led by the Rev. Robert Hetherington.
click here to register for this retreatCelebrating our Imago Dei by creating like our Creator. What would you like to say to God in visual language? Led by Kathy Guisewite.
click here to register for this retreatWe look to the practical spirituality of the Sisters of the Visitation, founders of Monte Maria/Richmond Hill, for guidance. Led by the Rev. Delmarshae Sledge, Associate Pastor.
click here to register for this retreatFour days of quiet and reflection.
click here to register for this retreat
Click HERE to see our ongoing retreats.
site map / contact us / home
©2007, 2008 Richmond Hill
This website is hosted by Central Virginia's Community Online.