Hospitality
Living one’s life in service of others, in a commitment to welcome guests in love and a spirit of prayer.
The Rule of Richmond Hill
We foster hospitality at Richmond Hill not only through the various programs and services we offer, but also by keeping an open-door policy for prayers and eucharists. Open Communion is also practiced as an act of hospitality. All are welcome.
The garden, chapel, and lounge are open to the public and free to tour and enjoy as a brief pause in your day between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Tuesday through Friday, and on weekends by appointment. If you wish to stay for an extended length of time, we hope you might consider a personal retreat. On Mondays, the facility is closed to the public so that the residential community may honor the sabbath.
Other ways to experience the hospitality of Richmond Hill:
- Allow Richmond Hill to host your own group retreat for your church or organization
- Come retreat for a day or stay overnight on a personal retreat
- Join with the community in daily prayers or weekly community worship
I think our biggest act of hospitality is that we’re consistently offering people room – room to pray, room to recover, to refresh…to decompress.
David Vinson
Former Resident
