Particularly in the weeks before Christmas, our embodied practices help point to the reality of an embodied God, the Word made flesh, the miracle of the incarnation. Lately I’ve been thinking about Christmas traditions within Richmond, City Church, and within our own family.

Our 2017 Women's Retreat is January 28th through 29th at Roslyn Retreat Center here in Richmond. $100 early bird registration begins today!

The impending election has me thinking about our political moment. Specifically, it has me thinking about a hopeful, public faith conducted with civility at the local level.

City Church member Jake Lyell shares the news of the passing of a dear brother in Christ: Baraka Mushi of Moshi, Tanzania.

As we seek gospel growth in our life of faith, we must hear and remember what Jesus has done. So, this fall the Women’s Bible Studies will explore the Gospel of Mark.

Several months back a friend of mine told me I should come up with a vision for the upcoming year of ministry–some idea that could serve as a reference point for the staff of City Church and for the Church as a whole. Spurred by this friend’s advice, I’ve been thinking about what it means for City Church to be an always growing church.

As the Fall semester approaches, the Women's Ministry team is forming and cultivating its discipleship ministry. Read on to find out how you can get involved.

Money is often a taboo. It’s one of those things (like politics and sex) that we don’t talk about, especially not at church. Jesus, however, had no problem talking about money.