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The front facade of the building which houses both Central Reform Temple and Emmanuel Church. Above the doorway is a large stained glass window, and people walk on the sidewalk out front.

The front facade of the Cathedral Church of St. Paul on an overcast day. The building is situated between two taller buildings and has several people walking outside of it.

The facade and steeple of the Brighton Allston Congregational Church on a sunny, partly cloudy day.

A group of members of the Boston Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence in drag in front of an LGBTQ+ flag, with a logo of the Boston Sisters to the left that reads: "Love, Adore, Respect, Protect, Serve".

Graphic of two bugles and text that reads: "BUUGL: Boston Unitarian Univeralist Gays and Lesbians (& Bisexuals!)"

Header for the Boston Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence Website. The header includes a graphic of an individual in a nun's outfit in drag, with the text: "The Boston Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence: Ministry, Activism, Education, Entertainment,…

The front and right facades of Boston's Arlington Street Church on a partly cloudy day.

The front facade of Old West Church in Boston on a sunny, clear day.

Logo for the Open Hands exhibit

Logo for the Upstairs Lounge File exhibit.

The logo of Maranatha: Riversiders for LGBT Concerns

This is a teaching resource (lesson plan) for the Queer Spirit Podcast exhibit. It uses a selection of podcast episodes to explore the intersection of spirituality and sexuality.

This is the Bangor Daily News article that ran in 2020 that covered the launch of the Queer Spirit podcast on OUT Cast radio 90.9 FM.

This is the grant proposal that was submitted to support the preservation and exhibition of the Queer Spirit radio show.

This is a draft list of questions guests would receive before their interview on the Queer Spirit radio show.

This is a draft email that would be sent to perspective guests of the Queer Spirit radio show in Maine.

The interview with Nicole Manganelli that aired on Queer Spirit.

A headshot of Nicole Manganelli. Nicole is a queer femme printmaker and freelance graphic designer based in
Portland, Maine. As a member of Pickwick Independent Press, a community printshop, she
focuses her design and printmaking on supporting…

Location of Keshet in Newton, Massachusetts

Location of University Lutheran Church in Cambridge, Massachusetts