Messages by Rev. Lee Paczulla
Wild & Precious Life 2025
Our annual Wild & Precious Life service, wherein we ask people in different decades of their lives to answer the question posed in Mary Oliver’s poem, The Summer Day, “What is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?”
Learning How to Fly
Rev. Lee Paczulla introduces our Holiday message series, “Love the Zone,” and how people come to figure out how to do something different.
Remembrance Sunday
In today’s service, Rev. Lee Paczulla concludes our Fall message series while celebrating “Remembrance Sunday.”
Real Life
In today’s message, Rev. Lee discusses the realities surrounding today’s immigration policies and the impact our names have on this process.
Filled In
In today’s message, Rev. Lee discusses the hazards of erasing people, culture, books, and more.
WellCome Back Sunday
During this special service, Rev. Lee shares our upcoming message series “Known by Name” and the importance of being seen for who we are.
Alexander Stefanini, Arrive Therapy
Rev. Lee Paczulla welcomes guest Alexander Stefanini of Arrive Therapy to discuss the challenges faced by the LGBTQ+ community and how our community can help.
Eric Schmidt, Way Forward
In today’s message, Rev. Lee shares a conversation with guest Eric Schmidt of Way Forward on the importance of coming together as a community and local efforts to push back against dehumanization.
Keith Burress, Phoenixville Juneteenth
In today’s introduction of our next message series, Neighbors & Helpers, Rev. Lee, with congregants Tonie Scullion and Jenn Nettingham, have a conversation with guest Keith Burress from Phoenixville Juneteenth on race and racial justice.
Band of Brothers
Rev. Lee Paczulla shares a message on the HBO miniseries “Band of Brothers.” Her message touches on the effect of war and violence and its intent to destroy our sense of humanity.
Gilmore Girls
Rev. Lee Paczulla shares her message on the show “Gilmore Girls.” Her message touches on the show’s vision of community and how current events are driving us to look for hope and healing in things closer to home.
The Time Machine: The 2010’s
Rev. Lee Paczulla interviews our Congregation’s youth on their experience growing up now. History can feel abstract and the future can feel so uncertain, but we are the ones who carry time forward.