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Hilltop Preschool
Hilltop Preschool is located within the West Richmond Church of the Brethren and is open all to children ages 2 through Pre-Kindergarten. Our mission is to provide your child with a safe, nurturing, and developmentally appropriate environment to promote their healthy social, emotional, and academic growth, positive self-image, and a love of learning.

Church of the Brethren (Denomination)
“Together, as the Church of the Brethren, we will passionately live and share the radical transformation and holistic peace of Jesus Christ through relationship-based neighborhood engagement. To move us forward, we will develop a culture of calling and equipping disciples who are innovative, adaptable, and fearless.”

Annual Conference
The annual decision making body of the church of the Brethren denomination. 

Bethany Theological Seminary
In our ever-changing culture, messages of hope, peace, love and joy have never been more needed. At Bethany, we equip students to embrace new patterns of ministry and we strengthen those who serve in traditional areas. 

Bridgewater College
We’ll help you expand the way you think and connect what you’re studying in one class to the lessons you’re learning in another. You’ll collaborate in new ways, too, which makes group work here thought-provoking and energizing.

Fellowship of Brethren Homes
As a ministry to those who are aging and their families, the 22 retirement communities related to the Church of the Brethren are committed to providing high quality, loving care for older adults.

Camp Bethel
Camp Bethel is the outdoor ministry of the Virlina District Church of the Brethren that exists to foster and build relationships with God, with each other, and with all of God's creation, TOGETHER.

Virlina District
As those who continue the work of Jesus, the mission of the Virlina District is to:
       - encourage congregations to call new disciples;
       - establish fellowships that share the vision of the Church of                the Brethren;
       - create and support compassion, justice, peace and love.

CARITAS
Our purpose is to provide effective, permanent solutions to individuals and families dealing with the crisis of homelessness and/or addiction in the Metro Richmond area.

Habitat for Humanity
We not only offer safe, affordable homes; we offer hope. By facilitating homeownership, families can break the cycle of poverty which goes a long way to building a better future for multiple generations.

Liberation Veteran Services
We desire to help the individual who is motivated but lacks opportunity. In most cases, an individual just needs a place to sleep, eat and feel safe while improving their situation. 

Metro Richmond at Prayer
This is a cooperative, covenanted effort of the churches of Metropolitan Richmond.  We pray together each Sunday for the common concerns of our Metropolitan Richmond community.

New Community Project
NCP is a small non-profit organization with a BIG GOAL: to change the world!

Richmond Hill
Richmond Hill is an ecumenical Christian fellowship and residential community who serve as stewards of an urban retreat center within the setting of a historic monastery. Our Mission is to seek God’s healing of Metropolitan Richmond through prayer, hospitality, racial reconciliation and spiritual development.

On Earth Peace
We help leaders develop thriving communities of justice and peace, using the discipline of Kingian Nonviolence — in solidarity with movements, and accountability to impacted people.

Richmond Peace Education Center
The Peace Center is dedicated to creating and protecting affirming spaces that embrace cultural humility and create ties of respect and appreciation across generations, cultures, race, class, region, religion and gender and sexual identity, in order to build an inclusive community. 

Senior Connections
Our Vision: Seniors with improved quality of life.
​Our Mission: Empowering seniors to live with dignity and choice.

Virginia Council of Churches
We set the ecumenical table which draws the widest representation of Virginia churches. The Virginia Council of Churches is the oldest ecumenical body in the Commonwealth, representing thirty-eight governing bodies of eighteen Orthodox, Catholic, and Protestant denominations. As we work together as Christian communions, we build Christian Unity; as we work together with persons of other faiths, we build human community.