Paul Vasile

church musician / consultant / composer

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visit to vanderbilt

September 15, 2019 by Paul Vasile in residency, News

Thanks to the invitation of Vanderbilt Divinity School and Dr. Steph Budwey, you can find me on campus this week! Wednesday will be a full and rich day of learning and worship, and I’m excited to be part of ongoing conversations around welcome and singing in community.

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September 15, 2019 /Paul Vasile
residency, Vanderbilt Divinity School, worship, teaching, singing, paperless singing, worship planning, worship leadership
residency, News

pray with our feet update

August 07, 2019 by Paul Vasile in News, Music

I’m grateful to share my protest song Pray With Our Feet is being sung around the country - from Washington, D.C. to Iowa to California. I continue to offer it for free, with hope the piece inspires courageous action to end gun violence in the United States.

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August 07, 2019 /Paul Vasile
protest, protest song, Abraham Joshua Heschel, gun violence, gun control, paperless singing, justice, action, activism, feet, prayer
News, Music
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the way of love: worship

April 17, 2019 by Paul Vasile in Worship, Church, Congregational Song

I'm grateful to The Rev. Hillary Raining for including me and Music that Makes Community in the Way of Love podcast focused on worship.

It's Holy Week, and time is of the essence, but take a listen when you have a moment and reflect with us on the formative power of worship, especially singing!

There is lots more to listen to at The Hive, an online spiritual community buzzing with rich material to sustain your life of faith.

April 17, 2019 /Paul Vasile
podcast, worship, singing, paperless singing, Music That Makes Community, sacred music
Worship, Church, Congregational Song

god, whose memory holds the future

September 21, 2016 by Paul Vasile in Worship, Music, Church

I wonder if Psalm 137 shines light on the way that communities hold trauma, anxiety and grief, even in ways we may not fully aware of? I don’t believe this psalm is inviting us to some sort of catharsis. I don’t feel better after praying these words; they make me uneasy, even nauseous. I hear no comfort, nothing pastoral; only an unsettled reminder of just how difficult and messy life can be.

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September 21, 2016 /Paul Vasile
lament, psalm, sermon, grief, memory, trauma, singing, healing, paperless singing, Music That Makes Community, Yale Divinity School, paperless music, Psalm 137
Worship, Music, Church

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