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For the spirit of the city
By Sermons preached at Richmond HillReligion & Spirituality
For the spirit of the city episodes
- Rev. Kelsey Hawisher-Faul 8-22-23Rev. Kelsey Hawser-Faul preaches Being filled with the Spirit through singing and gratitude from Ephesians 5:15-20.15 min
- Richard Rumble.7-25-23Using stories from life, dreams, and scripture, Richard takes a long loving look at the liminal, and how we cope with transformation and change.35 min
- Rev. Dr. Lacette Cross 6-27-23"Keep Showing Up" – Rev. Dr. Lacette Cross brings an excellent word on Matthew 5: 13-16.18 min
- Rev. Katie Heishman.6-6-23Using the story of the Visitation found in the first chapter of Luke's gospel, Rev. Katie Heishman speaks to belief — those who have it, and those who don't. And the blessing that comes with and from having strong belief.14 min
- Rev.Dr. Lisa Johnson on 5-30-23Using Jeremiah and 2 Corinthians, Rev. Dr. Lisa Johnson's sermon reminds us that we are Clay Under Construction.25 min
- King Salim Khalfani.5-16-23King Salim Khalfani speaks to the importance of community, inclusivity, and the collective effort required of us to bring about social justice in the Commonwealth of Virginia one vote at a time.13 min
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- Beth Nelson.4-18-23Co-Gardener Beth Nelson offers reflections on lessons learned in the Garden at Richmond Hill18 min
- Rev. Katie Heishman message for Palm Sunday.4-4-23In Rev. Katie Heishman's message for Palm Sunday, Katie blesses the palms that matter most — our palms.16 min
- Rev. Katie Heishman 3-7-23Rev. Katie Heishman preaches on the connection between quilting and weaving community.16 min
About For the spirit of the city
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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.