“Generations are Grass” — Rev. Paul BeedleWe speak of family trees, but after his foray into genealogy during pandemic ‘found time,’ Rev. Paul feels that grass is a better metaphor: a vast plain of leaves with interconnecting roots. He reflects on this and other feelings that bubbled up while researching family history.

“Beyond the Box”–Rev. Paul Beedle Rev. Paul reflects on the perennial need for discernment, reflection, deeper analysis, deeper understanding, and new patterns and habits to support healthy and faithful change.

“Seeking Sanctuary” – Rev. Paul Beedle

“Grace and Works” – Rev. Paul BeedleGrace – in its theological sense – means a gift or a “given,” typically something beyond our power to make or do. We’ll reflect on its relationship to the works that are within our power.

“Collective Liberation” – Rev. Paul BeedleCollectively, Americans have always stretched ourselves – through democratic processes – to hold a vision of love that fails no one. For Independence Day, we revisit the story of that vision.

“Simply Audenesque” – Rev. Paul Beedle Don’t say gay? Not any more. Not in light of all we’ve learned collectively about human gender and sexuality.

Rev. Paul Beedle with the Lay Ministry Team – “The Ministry of Friendship”

Rev. Paul Beedle on Music Sunday

Rev. Paul Beedle“Why a Philosopher Needs a Cat”

“The Spirit Moving” — Rev. Paul Beedle Our lives and society are ever in motion; how does the spirit keep up?