Three words on a tough lesson: greatest/servant/welcome. Rev. Bob Hetherington preaches on Mark 9:30-37 at Community worship on Tuesday, September 25, 2018.
Rev. Janie M. Walker reminds us we are not just "People of the Way," but rather "People on the Way." This message on Mark 8:27-38 was preached at Community worship on Tuesday, September 18, 2018.
Find your voice. Rev. Janet Legro talks about courage — to speak, to change, to turn toward instead of turning away in her sermon on Mark 7:24-37, given at Community worship, Tuesday, September 11, 2018.
"The heart of the matter is the heart of the matter." Rev. Joel Blunk says the longest journey is from our head to our heart. Joel preached this sermon on Mark 7:1-8, 14-15, 21-23 at Community worship on Tuesday, September 4, 2018.
Turn back? Or press on? It's your choice, the choice of discipleship. It was true back in the day, and it is still true today. Rev. Qasarah Spencer speaks to this in her sermon on John 6:56-69, delivered at Communty worship on Tuesday, August 28, 2018.
How do we become the bread of life, the living word, in the world? Jabriel Hasan, member of the Urban Service Corps, delivers this message at Community worship at Richmond Hill on Tuesday, August 14, 2018.
What happens when we sit down to eat a meal together? Rev. Janie Walker shares insights in her sermon on John 6:24-35, preached at Community worship onTuesday, August 7, 2018.
Bend the knee, obedience, and spiritual alignment. It's all good. DeBorah Cannady breaks down Paul's letter to the Ephesians at Community worship, Tuesday, July 31, 2018.
"Power for the Journey" is Rev. Janie M. Walker's message on Mark 6:14-29. The 16 verses about the goings-on during King Herod's scandalous birthday party is less about what the Enemy is doing in high places. It's about what God is doing in many places, and how we're called to participate. Janie preached at Community worship, Tuesday, July 17, 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.