All Places Together

Marissa Sotos, pastor and former liturgy publisher, is the guest on this week’s Pride episode. She shares a coming out ritual she wrote for Queer Confirmation (get your tissues ready!) and reflects on how God always sees us.

Sign-ups for Zoom Communion and small groups can be found on the Events tab of our website: www.allplacestogether.org/events

Happy Pride, y’all! This Pride, join All Places Together for a series with interviews, reflections, and worship.

Today’s episode is an interview with Glen Kirk, a commissioned lay preacher who calls rural southwest Virginia home. Thank you to Glen for sharing his stories with us. 

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In this Easter episode, Pastor Colleen reflects on how Jesus meets us at the tomb and calls us by name through sharing her own resurrection story. 

The prayer in this episode is from Evangelical Lutheran Worship. 

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Join Pastor Colleen as she reflects on how God’s love redeems us, even when it feels like we have nothing left. 

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This Lent, explore how God’s love is with us, whenever we are. Each episode will reflect on Jesus engaging with people at all hours of the day. We begin with a quiet morning. Sneak away with Jesus and Pastor Colleen to clear our heads for the day to come. 

Sign-ups for Zoom Communion and small groups can be found on the Events tab of our website: www.allplacestogether.org/events

In the final episode in this series, Pastor Colleen explores how praying together is one of the central things we do before and while the world gets turned upside down. Thank you to Steve and Alli who shared stories in this episode.

While we bring our whole bodies into prayer every time we pray, we can engage in intentional bodily practices to connect to God in new ways. In this episode learn about different ways to pray with your hands, feet, and whole self. Thank you Tim and Cam for sharing their stories in this episode.

The discipline of silence may not be easy or natural to us, but it is an important way to connect with God and be grounded in our faith. This episode includes an intentional time of silence for us to practice together.

Thanks to Monica Weber for sharing her stories in today’s podcast. 

A quick listen announcing our two new small groups at All Places Together: Rainbow Together and Parents of LGBTQIA+ Children.

You can read more on our website and sign up to get Zoom links. If you can’t make the meeting times, please still fill out the form and mark that you are interested but that you cannot attend the first gathering. www.allplacestother.org/events

Happy 2025 and happy last episode of Make the Yuletide Gay! Join Pastor Keats and Pastor Colleen as they reflect on how God’s grace has worked and is continuing to work in their lives and the world around us. 

Merry Christmas from All Places Together! Listen and explore what the phrase “Son of God, love’s pure light” from Silent Night teaches us about who Jesus is with Pastor Keats from Technicolor Ministries and Pastor Colleen. 

Christmas is almost here and Pastor Keats and Pastor Colleen are still making the yuletide gay. This week they reflect on the phrase “glories stream from heaven afar” from Silent Night and imagine together what heaven is like, when it is both far and near.

Join Pastor Colleen and Pastor Keats as they talk about how brave shepherds are and how things must be really scary to make them quake.

It’s week three of Making the Yuletide Gay and we’re reflecting on: Shepherds quake at the sight. Just as the shepherds trusted God and grew confidence through our life experiences, we can too. 

Is it just us or does it low key feel like the world is ending? Or is it just always this way? Join Pastor Colleen and Pastor Keats of Technicolor Ministries as they reflect on the phrase “All is calm, all is bright” from Silent Night and find ways to cultivate calm and see the bright even in the chaos.