December 2nd from 5:30 – 8:00 pm Please consider joining us in-person or online for the installation of Rev. Tripp Hudgins as pastoral director of Richmond Hill. The Installation Service on December 2 will include music, congregational singing, prayer for metropolitan Richmond, a sermon delivered by Rev. Dr. Zina Jacque, the installation and blessing of…
Join us an Advent themed Art & Spirituality retreat . You will be guided through a meditation on Mary’s song, the Magnificat, and then have time to journal from a reflective prompt to consider what the passage awakens in you. Next, there will be a demonstration of techniques for a mixed media art piece. You…
November 19th from 5:30 – 8:00 pm You are warmly invited to join Dr. Lauranett Lee and the Richmond Hill community for an evening of prayer, fellowship, and candlelight as we lift up the story and future of the Dwelling of Enslaved Africans. Together, we will honor the past, look to the future, and help…
Use your quiet time to reflect, respond, and rest in God’s unwavering love. At the start of a new year, join your spiritual guide, Rita Ricks, for a day of journaling, silence, and exploration. Leave your phone behind; bring your journal and your Bible and prepare to connect with your Creator as you wander the quiet…
Come enjoy time in solitude or quiet fellowship with other companions in a place of beauty and peace: walk the labyrinth, rest in the garden, meditate in the prayer rooms. You are welcome to attend noon prayers in the chapel and a delicious lunch afterwards in the refectory.
On this beautiful fall morning, volunteers and staff at Richmond Hill worked in the garden, the dwelling, and in the labyrinth, to beautify this historic space. They accomplished quite a bit in preparation for next Saturday, October 18th. Richmond Hill is hosting St. Paul’s Episcopal Church’s Reconciliation Weekend from 11-2 p.m. You are welcome to join Rev. Ben…
Come enjoy time in solitude or quiet fellowship with other companions in a place of beauty and peace: walk the labyrinth, rest in the garden, meditate in the prayer rooms. You are welcome to attend noon prayers in the chapel and a delicious lunch afterwards in the refectory.
The Cultural History Immersion Project (CHIP), presented by the Armstrong LeadershipProgram, is a transformative educational experience designed to inspire and empower youth,particularly those from communities affected by the legacy of American slavery. Throughhistory, culture, and connection, CHIP encourages students to reflect on their identity, explorenew possibilities, and develop their full potential. Now in its second year,…
9 a.m. – 4 p.m. The arts can be so helpful in processing our grief. Bypass the head and work with your hands and heart. It’s restorative. Express your grief and find new insights about the journey. You’ll have opportunities to share what you make with others. Various options are available — including a dream…
This event has reached capacity and we are maintaining a waitlist. Please see below. Use your quiet time to reflect, respond, and rest in God’s unwavering love. Join your spiritual guide, Rita Ricks, for a day of journaling, silence, and exploration. Leave your phone behind; bring your journal and your Bible and prepare to connect with…
