A message from a Richmond Hill community member on how they see it from up on the hill as we seek God’s transformation of Metropolitan Richmond through prayer, hospitality, racial healing, and spiritual development. “Thank you so much for holding this safe and sacred space for us to do this work.” This was the compliment that came…
A message from a Richmond Hill community member on how they see it from up on the hill as we seek God’s transformation of Metropolitan Richmond through prayer, hospitality, racial healing, and spiritual development. I walked into my mother’s bedroom early on a Sunday morning in October 1973… Invited by my middle and high school best friend,…
Building Leaders, Transforming Lives, and Shaping Futures With 98% of our students coming from low-income households and potentially being the first in their families to attend college, the Armstrong Leadership Program plays a crucial role in helping them realize their potential and pursue brighter futures. At Armstrong High School in Richmond, VA, we see every…
A message from a Richmond Hill community member on how they see it from up on the hill as we seek God’s transformation of Metropolitan Richmond through prayer, hospitality, racial healing, and spiritual development. My name is Tripp Hudgins and I am the new Pastoral Director at Richmond Hill. I have been in this new role for…
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.
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A message from a Richmond Hill community member on how they see it from up on the hill as we seek God’s transformation of Metropolitan Richmond through prayer, hospitality, racial healing, and spiritual development. “Every day we pray for the healing of metropolitan Richmond; for the sick and those in our hearts; for the welfare of all…
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…
