"Just when you thought the holidays were over, the work of Christmas is beginning now…" Rev. Joel Blunk's Epiphany message given at Community worship on Tuesday, January 8, 2019.
In the midst of the 12 days of Christmas, Rev. Janie M. Walker calls to mind the True Christmas Story in her message given at community worship on New Year's Day, Tuesday, January 1, 2019.
Rev. Joel Blunk shares from a portion of Madelyn L'Engle's "Watch for the Light" — a Christmas reading — at Community worship on Christmas, Tuesday, December 25, 2018.
The message is out there, on the margins. In answering the call to repentance, we may find the call to our true selves. Show up. Pay attention. Lean in. Rev. Bob Hetherington preaches on Luke 3:7-18 in this sermon given at Community worship on Tuesday, December 18, 2018.
Prepare the way of the Lord? But how? And what does the wilderness have to do with our preparation? Rev. Joel Blunk's insights on Luke 3:1-6 shed light in this Second Week of Advent sermon delivered at Community worship on Tuesday, December 11, 2018.
Rev. Sheryl Johnson takes a second look at the account of blind Bartimaeus in her sermon on Mark 10:46-52 given at Community worship on Tuesday, November 20, 2018.
"Hold back nothing from God…" Rev. Janie M. Walker speaks to the ins & outs of God's economy in her sermon on Mark 12:38-44, delivered at Community worship on Tuesday, November 13, 2018.
Reciprocal love and the Kingdom — it goes round and round. Rev. Joel Blunk offers insight in his sermon on Mark 12:28-34 given at Community worship on Tuesday, November 6, 2018.
"O God, come to our assistance," she said. "O Lord, make haste to help us!" we replied. Rev. Vicky Bethel poignantly ties today's events to Mark's gospel (Mark 10:46-52) in her message given during Community worship on Tuesday, October 30, 2018.
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Come join us at Richmond Hill for Community Worship and Communion every Tuesday night at 5:30 pm in the Chapel, 2209 E. Grace St. Richmond VA 23223. Stay for dinner which follows at 6:30 pm… you are welcome to join us!
Richmond Hill's mission is to seek God’s healing of metropolitan Richmond through prayer, hospitality, racial reconciliation and spiritual development. Founded in 1987, we are an ecumenical Christian fellowship and residential community serving as stewards of an urban retreat center, within the setting of a historic monastery.