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The Rev. Dr. Katherine M. Lehman
Rector, St. Bede's Episcopal Church
Menlo Park, CA

The Rev. Dr. Katherine Megee Lehman grew up in Texas, where her father was an Episcopal priest. Kitty has a degree in English from the University of Santa Clara, a Master of Divinity, and a Doctor of Ministry from the Church Divinity School of the Pacific in Berkeley with a focus on arts in the church. She has served for over twenty years in the ordained ministry, and was
formerly assistant rector at St.Stephen's in Orinda, CA, and then
associate rector at St. Stephen's, Belvedere, CA. Kitty became rector of St. Bede's in 1990. She and her husband Clay have two grown daughters.

What is meant by the "grace" of God?

Is it all right to be spiritual without being religious?

Does God make mistakes?

What if I don't know how to pray?

How can the God of judgment and punishment, as often portrayed in the Old Testament, be reconciled with the concept of a God of love?

How can Christianity be called a religion of love if "Christians" condemn those whose lifestyle and views differ from their own?

Dust and Ashes
Returning to dust implies that we've been dust before. Has that occurred to you?