In this second week of Advent, Rev. Dr. Lisa Johnson encourages the Richmond Hill community to keep hope, joy, and peace through God, during these difficult times.
In recognition of over 30 years of ministry to the metropolitan area. Richmond Hill founder, Rev. Ben Campbell delivers a sermon that commemorates this place of racial reconciliation and healing.
Anthony Gaboton reflects on his visit to a church that does not share his political or religious beliefs and how that parallels with the story of Hannah and Eli in the book of Samuel. How does all this tie into Thanksgiving?
Rev. Lindsey Franklin ponders on what it means to "finally arrive." Looking to the apocalyptic message of Jesus in Mark chapter 13; Lindsey explores the delicate balance between living in expectation, while remaining in the present moment.
Rev. Mark focuses on All Saints Day in this week's reflection. He also shares about his biking adventures and ties that into the challenges we face during life.
Drawing inspiration from the Beatitudes; Rev. Bob reflects on the saints who have been a pivotal part of his life. Those who have reflected the teaching of Christ. And he asks us to do the same.
This week Rev. Ben Hadley-Goggin delves into the complexities of the Book of Job; and how it holds both the question of suffering and importance of relationship with God.
This week Rev. Victoria reflects on what it means to be a leader...a servant-leader. Using the disciples jockeying for position to be at Jesus's side in glory, she explores the drunkenness of power and the need for humility.
Rev. Dr. Lisa focuses on the Lord’s Supper and the importance of the Eucharist. What does it mean when the Lord commands, “Do this in memory of me?” How does this impact our lives as Christians?
This week Anthony Gaboton explores the Book of Esther and the plight of Haitian refugees in Texas.
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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.