For The Spirit Of The City

"Keep Showing Up" – Rev. Dr. Lacette Cross brings an excellent word on Matthew 5: 13-16.

Using 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.

Using Jeremiah and 2 Corinthians, Rev. Dr. Lisa Johnson's sermon reminds us that we are Clay Under Construction.

King 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.

Rev. Daniel Willson speaks to how we might find enough in God for now.

Co-Gardener Beth Nelson offers reflections on lessons learned in the Garden at Richmond Hill

In Rev. Katie Heishman's message for Palm Sunday, Katie blesses the palms that matter most — our palms.

Rev. Katie Heishman preaches on the connection between quilting and weaving community.

Rev. Lisa Johnson encourages our spiritual directors and healing prayer ministers in her sermon on being the blessing.

Rev. Lindsey Franklin unpacks the call for social justice found in Micah and the Beatitudes.

Rev. Katie Heishman unpacks and explores the gifts of the Magi.

Rev. Daniel Willson reflects on Jesus's birth, His baptism, and the place of water as God works wonder in the world.

Rev. "Tee" Turner preaches on Hebrews 12:1-3 for the 35th anniversary celebration of the founding of Richmond Hill.

Rev. Peter Hawisher-Faul preaches on the hospitality imperative found in Genesis 18:1-15.

Rev. Daniel Willson preaches on Unearthing Buried Stories - 2 Kings 22:3-13

Rev. Katie Heishman speaks of the rebuilding and Shalom work facing us here at Richmond Hill.

Rev. Dr. Lisa Johnson crafts John's epistle as a message to Richmond Hill's residential community

Rev. Kelsey Hawisher-Faul preaches rain & plenty, and locusts -- from Joel 2:23-32

"A sower went out to sow…" Dr. Patricia Gould-Champ offers reflections on an Anxious Gardener in her sermon on this familiar parable.

Rev. Ben Hadley-Goggin preaches on gratitude in his sermon on the curing of the 10 lepers.