Messages by Rev. Lee Paczulla (Page 2)
Remembrance Sunday
In our annual tradition of honoring those we’ve lost on Remembrance Sunday, Rev. Lee shares the place grief has in our lives.
Taking Turns
In today’s message, Rev. Lee discusses the value in being part of a community and recognizing that we go further together, rather than alone.
Ask Me Anything UU Version
Today’s message brings together Rev. Lee, former Ministerial Intern, Rev. Beth Monhollen, and current Ministerial Intern, Nick Sanchez, to offer different voices and perspectives on our Unitarian Universalist religion and traditions.
Do Less
During today’s message, Rev. Lee begins our Fall message series “Breathing Together.” She shares how while we are a part of and connected to everything, we should still face our fear of stopping as it’s worthwhile.
WellCome Back Sunday
During this special service, Rev. Lee shares our upcoming message series “Breathing Together” and how we can live through history and big changes.
Jessica Keogh: Autism & Disability Advocate
During today’s message, Rev. Lee discusses disabilities and autism and the importance of advocating for their rights with guest, Jessica Keogh.
Rania Larsen & Jacqui Busch: Community Mental Health
Rev. Lee discusses the importance of community mental health with guests Rania Larsen & Jacqui Busch.
Lilia Weber: Eastern PA Trans Equity Project
In today’s message, Rev. Lee has a conversation with guest, Lilia Weber, Board Member with the Eastern PA Trans Equity Project on the important work being done with the trans community.
Peter Urscheler, Mayor of Phoenixville
In today’s introduction of our next message series, Neighbors & Helpers, Rev. Lee sits down to chat with local celebrity, Peter Urscheler, Mayor of Phoenixville about the importance of local government.
The Bear
Rev. Lee explores the show “The Bear” and the fact that our every day lives are bursting with meaning.
Just For Us
In today’s message, Rev. Lee introduces our summer message series “SpiritFlix”. Today’s look at the comedy special “Just For Us” delves into how laughter can help us make sense of our world. Rev. Lee shares the metaphor of a jigsaw puzzle – we need every piece to complete a puzzle, just as one needs every piece of the picture make sense of the whole person, of their identity.
When Aidan Became A Brother
Rev. Lee concludes our Books Set Free message series with a message on the book “When Aidan Became A Brother”. She reminds us that gender is a core part of who we are, just as a core part of who we are is learning and continuing to grow.