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A ministry for the LGBTQIA2S+ community, those who love them, and those who serve them.

09/01/2026

Well, friends, our national church denomination and our local synod have determined that it's time for Technicolor Ministries to come to an end.

I have a lot of feelings about that, but the Southwestern Texas Synod of the ELCA has been working on its own q***r coalition for some time, and at least those of you who are actually part of one of the churches in that synod will continue to be cared for in that way.

For those of you who aren't part of a church or aren't part of that synod, I'm so grateful that you found space here, and I'll always be happy to be here for you.

If you'd like to keep up with me or the work that I'm doing through Wondercapture, you're most welcome to follow me personally or the soon-to-come Wondercapture social pages. Just look for Keats Miles-Wallace or Wondercapture. I'm not sure, at this point, whether I'll continue to do explicit church work or not.

Now, for Technicolor's last gift:

I had initially planned to release this liturgy sooner, under different circumstances. Unfortunately, I ended up in the hospital, and everything has been a bit odd since. Strangely, it's an appropriate note on which this ministry can come to an end.

Imagine for a moment that maybe things went differently as we all left Eden. That it was not the casting out of an angry God, but the loving release of a people into a world of complication. The same way that I now release all of you.

This liturgy is for use whenever there might be a need for sending or re-centering. The music has no real ownership, and so I highly encourage you to use, remake, etc., as you wish. In fact, please use, remake, pull apart, whatever of this that you wish. And if you do use it, I'd love to know.

Link in the Facebook comments.

07/16/2026

New things soon to come...

06/30/2026

No court case can determine your worth.

You are beloved by your creator.

If they didn't consider you a threat to their closed-off way of being, they wouldn't fight you so hard.

Keep showing up as yourself. It's working.

06/18/2026

Pride can be a really rough time of year for LGBTQIA2S+ folks. We've really seen the brunt of it here in Seguin lately.

How are you staying positive as Pride Month starts to wind down? Or are you struggling too?

06/02/2026

Pride has always been about celebrating our identities as a form of resistance. How are you celebrating your identity this season?

04/29/2026

What's resurrecting for you in this Easter season? For me, it's Moon Joy!

04/04/2026

"and laid it in his new tomb, which he had hewn in the rock. He then rolled a great stone to the door of the tomb and went away." - Matthew 27:60

Desert Word: Silence is not absence.
Practice: Light a candle and do nothing else.
Refrain: Breath remains.

04/03/2026

"Then Jesus, crying out with a loud voice, said, 'Father, into your hands I commend my spirit.' Having said this, he breathed his last." - Luke 23:46

As Jesus breathes his last—“Father, into your hands I commit my spirit”—there is no escape from the body, no divine withdrawal from the suffering of flesh. God does not abandon the human experience at its most fragile, most wounded, most undone. Instead, God remains fully present within it, inhabiting even the moment of death with trust and surrender. The cross does not show a God who avoids pain, but one who stays inside it—who does not flee the wound but holds it from within. This is not distance; it is radical nearness.

Word: God did not flee the flesh.
Practice: Sit with silence for 10 minutes.
Refrain: God stayed in the wound.

04/02/2026

"Now before the festival of the Passover, Jesus knew that his hour had come to depart from this world and go to the Father. Having loved his own who were in the world, he loved them to the end." - John 13:1

On the night before everything unravels, Jesus kneels and washes his friends’ feet—taking the posture of a servant, choosing closeness over status. Love does not climb above the mess of being human; it moves toward it, lowers itself into it, touches what is ordinary and overlooked. This is not a performance of humility but a redefinition of power: not distance, not dominance, but presence that refuses to rank itself above others. To love like this is to stay grounded, to remain with, to resist the urge to make ourselves greater than the work of care itself.

Word: Love kneels.
Practice: Wash your hands slowly, imagining the feet of the world.
Refrain: I do not rise above love.

04/01/2026

"Then one of the twelve, who was called Judas Iscariot, went to the chief priests 15 and said, 'What will you give me if I betray him to you?' They paid him thirty pieces of silver." -Matthew 26:14-15

In Matthew 26:14–15, the betrayal begins quietly, in a private exchange, in a moment that could have remained hidden if not named. The gospel does not sanitize it or rush past it; it lets the truth be seen. There is something sacred in that honesty—the refusal to pretend that harm isn’t happening, the willingness to let what is real come into the light. Naming is not the same as fixing, and truth does not need to be hurried into resolution to be valid. Sometimes the most faithful thing we can do is simply acknowledge what is unfolding, without minimizing it or trying to resolve it before its time.

Desert Word: Nothing true needs to stay hidden.
Practice: Name what is real—privately or with someone safe.
Refrain: I can acknowledge without rushing to fix.

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1090 Oestreich
Seguin, TX
78155

Website

http://technicolorministries.com/

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