“Who Are We Becoming? Healing Through Prayer, Hospitality, Racial Justice, & Spiritual Formation”

4 pm Friday, November 19 – Saturday, November 20

Limited to 25 people

Richmond Hill was founded in 1987 as an ecumenical Christian fellowship and residential community who serve as stewards of an urban retreat center within the setting of a historic monastery. Their mission is to seek God’s healing of Metropolitan Richmond through prayer, hospitality, racial reconciliation and spiritual development, and their story of community is an inspiring one. Throughout the weekend, residents of Richmond Hill will share stories of life in this racially diverse, integrated, interdenominational community, including how they have worked for healing in the Richmond Metropolitan area as well as in their own lives, assisting us as we work toward becoming Beloved Community. Our retreat leader is Mimi Weaver, of Grace Moves.

Retreat Leader:
Mimi Weaver

Mimi is a certified coach and spiritual director. She served on the staff of Richmond Hill for 7 years, has been a retreat leader there for the past 10 years, and also serves on the faculty for the RUAH School of Spiritual Guidance. Mimi “has a passion for helping you discover who you really are and how to use your gifts in a way that is both life-giving for you and enriching for others.”

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