EPISODE · Jun 16, 2023 · 1H 51M

Rev. Mallory Everhart

from Colorado Springs LGBTQ+ Oral History Project · host Colorado Springs LGBTQ+ Oral History Project

Rev Mallory Everhart (she/her) has lived in Colorado Springs since 2013. She is a social justice oriented pastor at the progressive Vista Grande Community Church, an active member of the local queer community, and a cat mom extraordinaire. Interviewers: CC Students Natalie Van Tol and Kinsey Clark. Season 4 of the COS LGBTQ+ Oral History Project is directed by Dr. Rushaan Kumar, Colorado College, in collaboration with students in his class titled “LGBTQ Social Movements in the US”, taught in Fall 2022.

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