Wear comfortable clothes for this time of guided contemplation and centering prayer for spiritual rest and renewal. Utilizing breath work and simple affirmations, this session should leave participants feeling more spiritually aware and physically relaxed.

Our session will last approximately 45 minutes. Free and open to the public.

Join us for a series of informal discussions of various letters written as acts of witness in times of crisis. In this session we’ll be discussing James Baldwin’s Letter from a Region in My Mind.

This essay from the famed novelist and social critic was originally published by The New Yorker on November 17, 1962. Here Baldwin examines the relationship of race and religion drawing on his own experiences with the Christian church and his conversations with Elijah Muhammad and others connected with the Nation of Islam. 1st Floor Conference Room.

A copy of the letter can be found here.

Come enjoy our beautiful Wyatt Chapel for this mostly silent meditation anchoring us in God's presence.

Director of Christian Formation Charlotte Elia will lead us in a simple song from the Taizé community to enter our time of silence and another song to help send us back into the world.

Participants will be seated in the pews. No mats or cushions meeded!

Children ages 5 through 5th grade are invited to room 207 after worship at 11:15am for lessons and activities with “Apollo the Caterpillar.”

Meet some of the women who shaped the Reformation as theologians, writers, and advocates. Each week you'll be introduced to the lives, works, and thoughts of such influential women as Marguerite de Navarre, Marie Dentière, and Argula von Grumbach.

For youth & adults. Pastors’ Gallery.

The bring together their energy, harmony, and music traditions to present a unique blend of roots music, influenced by bluegrass, old-time, gospel, and swing.

Join us for a special evening of our blissful sleep meditation using cozy music from the Minecraft gaming soundtrack.

Wear comfortable clothes and bring a mat and a pillow for this time of guided contemplation and centering prayer for spiritual rest and renewal. Participants should leave feeling more spiritually aware and physically relaxed.

Our session will last approximately 45 minutes. Free and open to the public.

Join Director of Christian Formation Charlotte Elia for a presentation on the connection between God's Spirit and our breath and to learn three breath exercises to help you navigate life’s challenges: one for calming, one for energizing, and one for empowerment.

We are so delighted to welcome the internationally acclaimed Greater Richmond Children's Choir this season. The choir under the direction of Crystal Jonkman and Roshan Chakane will perform a variety of songs ranging from traditional Chinese music to John Lennon's "Imagine."

Children ages 5 through 5th grade are invited to room 207 after worship at 11:15am for lessons and activities with “Apollo the Caterpillar.”

Meet some of the women who shaped the Reformation as theologians, writers, and advocates. Each week you'll be introduced to the lives, works, and thoughts of such influential women as Marguerite de Navarre, Marie Dentière, and Argula von Grumbach.

For youth & adults. Pastors’ Gallery.

Wear comfortable clothes and bring a mat and a pillow for this time of guided contemplation and centering prayer for spiritual rest and renewal. Participants should leave feeling more spiritually aware and physically relaxed.

Our session will last approximately 45 minutes. Free and open to the public.

Pandemics and war, social turmoil and corrupt governments, natural disasters and environmental collapse--it's hard not to watch the signs of the times and feel afraid. But we can journey through that fear to find hope. With the warnings of a prophet and the lively voice of a storyteller, Choctaw elder, Episcopal Bishop, and theologian Steven Charleston speaks to all who sense apocalyptic dread rising around and within.

We'll continue this discussion with chapter 2, "Ganiodaiio: A Plain Pathway Before Me." Subsequent meetings will take place the first Wednesday of each month. 1st Floor Conference Room.

Wear comfortable clothes and bring a mat and a pillow for this time of guided contemplation and centering prayer for spiritual rest and renewal. Participants should leave feeling more spiritually aware and physically relaxed.

Our session will last approximately 45 minutes. Free and open to the public.

In this workshop you’ll delve deeper into Job 38 by exploring the the church gardens at dusk. You’ll use the camera’s lens to see things anew and to create images for your own meditation or to share. Please bring your own camera. Phone cameras are just fine!

Children ages 5 through 5th grade are invited to room 207 after worship at 11:15am for lessons and activities with “Apollo the Caterpillar.”

Meet some of the women who shaped the Reformation as theologians, writers, and advocates. Each week you'll be introduced to the lives, works, and thoughts of such influential women as Marguerite de Navarre, Marie Dentière, and Argula von Grumbach.

For youth & adults. Pastors’ Gallery.

Bring a cushion or a yoga mat for this mostly silent meditation anchoring us in God's presence. (Chairs also available.) Free and open to the public.

Wear comfortable clothes and bring a mat and a pillow for this time of guided contemplation and centering prayer for spiritual rest and renewal. Participants should leave feeling more spiritually aware and physically relaxed.

Our session will last approximately 45 minutes. Free and open to the public.

In this workshop you’ll delve deeper into Job 38 by exploring the the church gardens at dusk. You’ll use the camera’s lens to see things anew and to create images for your own meditation or to share. Please bring your own camera. Phone cameras are just fine!

GreenSpring International Academy of Music’s premiere ensemble, the American Youth Harp Ensemble, has 30 US and global tours to its credit, has been considered for a 2016 Grammy Award, has sold out major concert halls such as Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, and the Kennedy Center numerous times, and has been critically acclaimed as a “national cultural treasure” by the cultural arts director, US Department of State. From classical to contemporary, prepare for a performance that will defy the typical expectation of the harp!

Meet some of the women who shaped the Reformation as theologians, writers, and advocates. Each week you'll be introduced to the lives, works, and thoughts of such influential women as Marguerite de Navarre, Marie Dentière, and Argula von Grumbach.

For youth & adults. Pastors’ Gallery.

Children ages 5 through 5th grade are invited to room 207 after worship at 11:15am for lessons and activities with “Apollo the Caterpillar.”

Bring a cushion or a yoga mat for this mostly silent meditation anchoring us in God's presence. (Chairs also available.) Free and open to the public.

Wear comfortable clothes and bring a mat and a pillow for this time of guided contemplation and centering prayer for spiritual rest and renewal. Participants should leave feeling more spiritually aware and physically relaxed.

Our session will last approximately 45 minutes. Free and open to the public.

Join us for a series of informal discussions of various letters written as acts of witness in times of crisis. In this session we’ll be discussing Martin Luther’s An Open Letter on the Harsh Book Against the Peasants.

The Peasants’ War began primarily as an uprising in response to Luther’s works, but Luther condemned it in Against the Rioting Peasants. After criticism from friends begging Luther to offer a retraction, he wrote this open letter in which he argued that there was no theological justification for resisting governments. 1st Floor Conference Room.

A copy of the letter can be found here.

Experience this mostly silent meditation anchoring us in God's presence. Expect to carry with you a calming and grounding sense of spiritual wellbeing. Led by Charlotte Elia.

Meet some of the women who shaped the Reformation as theologians, writers, and advocates. Each week you'll be introduced to the lives, works, and thoughts of such influential women as Marguerite de Navarre, Marie Dentière, and Argula von Grumbach.

For youth & adults. Pastors’ Gallery.

Children ages 5 through 5th grade are invited to room 207 after worship at 11:15am for lessons and activities with “Apollo the Caterpillar.”

Bring a cushion or a yoga mat for this mostly silent meditation anchoring us in God's presence. (Chairs also available.) Free and open to the public.