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Hermitage Richmond is pleased to announce the promotion of Matt Dameron to a newly created position, Assistant Executive Director. In his new role, Matt will serve as Administrator of Record

Ask Ann Via about her Methodist roots and a deep connection to the mission of Pinnacle Living, formerly known as Virginia United Methodist Homes, Inc., emerges. Her father, Rev. Dr.

Eastern Shore of Virginia was pleased to welcome the Hermitage to the area when it was first built in the 1960s, but the town of Onancock was even happier. Since

Each person that becomes a member of one of our communities has a unique background. During their time together, team members enjoy learning about each resident’s former careers, life lessons

For years, Lay Servants of the Elizabeth River District of The United Methodist Church have assisted in bringing the word of God to the ladies of the Lydia H. Roper

Morgan Johnson and his wife Rosalie moved to the Hermitage Northern Virginia about seven years ago. Before coming to the D.C area, the Johnsons led a life of faith driven Read More

The Hermitage Richmond opened its doors in 1948. With the first VUMH community came the creation of the Samaritan Program. The Hermitage Guild was formed a few years later in

Upon the announcement of Nancy Brechtelsbauer’s retirement in December of 2016, the search for a new Cedarfield executive director was launched. After several months of searching, Virginia United Methodist Homes, Inc. is

The weather was unpredictable, but the passion for personal and congregational growth was strong. 175 Virginians from throughout the state braved the rain and snow to gather at Lynchburg College

Virginia United Methodist Homes, Inc. is proud to present Virginia’s first statewide, faith-based conference on aging in conjunction with The Beard Center on Aging at Lynchburg College. This conference will

On Wednesday, December 14, Ann Jeter and Pat Pospahala arrived at The Hermitage in Richmond for their last volunteer shift. For Ann, she had spent the last 38 years of

Source: Nov. 8, 2016. Washington Post. Sen. Tim Kaine (D) and his wife, Anne Holton, arrived on foot at their local polling place, the Hermitage in Richmond, just before 6