The Church of Fabulosity Podcast
The Church of Fabulosity invites you to listen to the podcast that spreads the message of the church. It is important that ministers of The Church listen and subscribe to the podcast so they can stay up to date on the messaging and inspirations from The Church and its guests. Minister La La hosts the podcast to guide you as we embark on this journey where we explore life, fabulousness, and the ways we can unleash, love, and celebrate our unique fabulosity!
Check out our introduction trailer!
Minister La La introduces you to The Church of Fabulosity podcast and what to expect from this journey!
Our latest episode!
Sit back and enjoy this conversation as we talk about the journey from being one of the smallest kids in the class, shy, and introverted. Going through a religious journey to find community and acceptance. Which ultimately led him to LDS sponsored conversion therapy in an attempt to “fix himself” to where he is today, an out and proud gay man, a bodybuilder, and proudly showing off his physique and becoming a professional fitness model; finally discovering how to celebrate his unique authentic self and fabulosity. As the quote on his Instagram says “I don’t need your approval, but I want your attention.”
Shane is a 55 year old “regular” guy making his way in the world one step and one rep and one thirst trap post after another – all for the sake of self-confidence.
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Fabulosity Through Volunteeting with Founder of Volunqueer - Jacob Buck
Minister La La sits down today with someone that is in the process of building an innovative platform to serve the LGBTQ+ community. Jacob Buck is the founder of Volunqueer. In this discussion we will learn about his journey, his vision, his inspiration for Volunqueer. We talk about how, as someone with no app or software background, has built an app platform that is soon to come to market and how volunteering has brought so much fabulosity to his life.
Jacob Buck (he/him) is a community builder, volunteer strategist, and founder of VolunQueer, a platform connecting LGBTQIA+ people and allies with safe, affirming ways to give back. He currently leads volunteer engagement for the American Red Cross in the Utah/Nevada Region and has over 15 years of experience in service and leadership. Jacob is a Returned Peace Corps Volunteer (RPCV) and AmeriCorps St. Louis alumnus, and has founded multiple community initiatives, including Stonewall Sports and Outloud Sports Salt Lake City. He’s passionate about creating spaces where people can show up fully, connect deeply, and make a tangible impact.
Fabulosity Through Vaulting into Radical Embrace of Self-Acceptance with Jon Pinney
Minister La La sits down with entrepreneur and life coach Jon Pinney. Jon and Minister La La have known each other through their networks for several years now, but have only really started to get to know each other better recently over the last year or so. Minister La La asked Jon to be on the podcast because as he has been watching his social media and watching him engage with his friends and followers and has been impressed with the positivity and growth oriented discussions he has with people that may not agree with him or even aggressively confronting his beliefs. Minister La La is glad he accepted the invite, and believs you will really enjoy this conversation about growth, self-acceptance, and learning to love your full authentic self while not just celebrating fabulosity but spreading it to others.
Jon grew up in California as the 6th child of 8 in a somewhat traditional Mormon household. He was the worst and most stubborn child ever until he realized he could also get what he wanted by being the best child ever – and people would still like him after. He came to understand he was gay when he was 12 which led to 20 years in the closet where he tried to change his sexuality. That led him deeply into the world of self-improvement and accomplishment as a way to overcompensate for not living authentically. That eventually led him to NYC, coming out, radically embracing his authentic self, starting a clothing line to spread positivity and a life coaching business to support the empowerment and elevation of others into what he calls The Vaulted Self.
Jon’s Links!
Fabulosity, Revealing Grace and Community - Not just a cancer survival story but a journey beyond - With Amy and Michael Conn
Minister La La sits down with Amy and Michael Conn, two fabulous human beings who share their story of how cancer interrupted their lives and how they didn’t allow it to destroy their lives. But instead turned Amy’s diagnosis into positivity and uplifting their communities!
This is a long episode, but worth the time to hear their insights. They are easy to listen to and exude their love and fabulosity they have for their community and family.
Learn about how fire is not the only on the job hazard that firefighters face! Michael shares how cancer is one of the leading causes of death for firefighters! Learn how firefighters are changing that and battling the causes, the stigma, and how they help their firefighting brothers and sisters!
Twenty years ago Amy Conn was a special education teacher and a mother of two young children when breast cancer interrupted her life. Rather than seeing it as a tragedy she chose to call it an “adventure” and that perspective changed everything!
Amy Conn is a teacher turned healer! A 34 year veteran special education teacher and E-RYT yoga instructor with over 2000 training hours! A reiki practitioner and certified Light Worker. She is a founder of A quality Life Community ( a non-profit serving Cancer Survivors.) She has a couple education degrees from the University of Utah, she is a doctoral candidate. She is also a Published Researcher on yoga interventions for burn survivors.
Her cancer jouney inspired her book Revealing Grace: A Story About a Cancer Adventur and a Community. She wrote it 20 years ago, but will release a revised edition on October 18th! She will talk more about what has changed in the last 20 years and what you can expect from this second edition!
Her husband Michael Conn
Is a Captain with Unified Fire Authority. He has Over 28 years experience in wildland and structure firefighting. He is the Utah Director of the Firefighter Cancer Support Network Since 2015. Task Force member of the Utah Firefighter Cancer Screening Initiative. 3rd District Vice President of the Professional Fire Fighters of Utah. And a International Association of Fire Fighters Local 1696 Trustee!
Call to Action – Links Below.
- Read “Revealing Grace” for the full transformation story! Get your book here.
- Attend Amy’s book signing! October 18, 2025 @ Survivor Wellness
- 59 South 1100 East, Salt Lake City Utah
- 1:00 PM – 6:00 PM
- Connect with FCSN to turn your experience into advocacy
- Visit firefightercancersupport.org for resources
- Share this podcast and the website with fire families in your community
- Check out the Youtube video that Michael referred to about modern day fires. Be warned there are quite a few and you can spend a long time watching these fascinating experiments!
Fabulosity and Fallow Renewal with Amy Lukas: A Guide to Authentic Growth - A Women's History Month Discussion
Women make up half of the human population. Through all of the roles that women hold, their contributions to the world and human experiences are immeasurable. Yet, their history and stories are not told far enough and given the credit they are deserved.
Minister La La sits down with Amy Lukas to tell her story and her journey.
Amy is a Certified Jungian Life Coach, trained through CreativeMind—an ICF accredited program with a coaching methodology that integrates Jungian Psychology, Eastern Spirituality, and Social Neuroscience—and the founder of Fallow Renewal, a coaching approach designed to help people navigate life’s transitions with clarity, creativity, and purpose.
Her journey began in the world of design, leading creative projects for the Olympic Games and co-founding a leading creative agency working with some of the largest brands in sports. After nearly two decades, her creative agency was acquired, leading Amy to a new chapter in People & Culture. While deeply rewarding, she realized her true passion wasn’t just in shaping experiences but in guiding human potential. This led her to Jungian Life Coaching, where she now helps individuals embrace transformation, overcome creative blocks, and realign their lives with their deepest values.
Amy also knows the power of intentional renewal firsthand—not just in coaching, but in endurance sports. As a 20-time marathoner and five-time Boston Marathon finisher, she learned that the key to peak performance and recovery isn’t just pushing harder—it’s incorporating intentional pauses into training. That same principle applies to life’s biggest transitions: by creating space for reflection and renewal, we set ourselves up for greater clarity and long-term success.
Through Fallow Renewal, she supports individuals—especially those navigating life’s transitions, creative blocks, and burnout—to rediscover their essence and move forward with clarity and confidence.
Fabulosity From True Authentic Joy with Kellen Perkins - A Black History Month Conversation
Trigger Warning: This episode does discuss suicide. If you are struggling with thoughts of self-harm please reach out for help. You can call the Suicide Prevention Hotline at 988 on any phone. If you are an LGBTQ+ youth that is struggling with mental health concerns The Trevor Project is always there for you.
This episode uses some terminology that some may find offensive, but is used in context of telling a story or quoting others.
Minister La La sits down with Kellen Perkins. Kellen is a natural story teller. He shares his definition of authentic joy. He tells the stories of his family and kinship that helped shaped his life and how important they are to him and he holds nothing back. As this is a Black History month conversation, Kellen and Minister La La speak about the experience of growing up as a Black gay man in Utah. With tidbits of Black History shared throughout the episode. But most importantly he shares his history and his family’s history. So, sit back and enjoy this very positive, informative, and entertaining conversation with a very larger than life, over the top, gay Black man!
You can connect with Kellen on his social medias:
Minister La La sits down with Colby Majors to talk about his mental health journey. From being baptized into The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints knowing he was gay, to going on a mission, getting married and starting a family. Finally he finds his way to understanding and accepting his true authentic self and his healing journey.
Fabulosity Through Authentic Storytelling with James Rose
Trigger Warning: This episode does discuss suicide. If you are struggling with thoughts of self-harm please reach out for help. You can call the Suicide Prevention Hotline at 988 on any phone. If you are an LGBTQ+ youth that is struggling with mental health concerns The Trevor Project is always there for you.
Listen to Minister La La as he sits down with James Rose (he/him) a 20 year transgender man. They discuss his self-discovery and the challenges he faced growing up Mormon in a small city in Arizona as a transgender teen. James is an old soul in a young body. He has a lot of insight and wisdom to share.
James is a graphic arts student at the University of Utah. His love of art and authentic storytelling has driven a passion for creating self-published zines. He just published his first zine and they discuss his project to bring more zines to publication for the world to enjoy.
If you want to follow James’ journey or want to be involved in his project, or buy any of his work to help support his project you can find it in the links below.
James’ Instagram
James’ Etsy Store
Even though we have listeners from across the globe you are most likely aware it is election season here in the USA. And it’s a Presidential election year. So, there is a lot of rhetoric out there and it can make it tough to stay positive, celebrate your fabulosity and maintain your mental health. This is especially true if you belong to an underrepresented minority or group.
Fabulosity and Technicolor Authenticity - A Transgender Awareness Week Episode- with Jessica and Ross
For Transgender awareness week, Minister La La sits down and has a very insightful, fun, and fabulous conversation with a transgender woman named Jessica and her fiance, Ross.
As Minister La La states during the introduction, due to the current climate of anti-transgender rhetoric, violence and politics we have decided to keep Jessica and Ross anonymous for this podcast. But as you listen you will hear two very real human beings navigating life, love, and family as fabulous as they can. From karaoke nights of love songs, dancing in the grocery stores, and celebrating Jessica day you will see the humanity as they break down the walls of fear and unknown surrounding the transgender experience.
We don’t want to give it all away. But grab a drink, cozy up in a blanket, and listen as these two take you on a vulnerable, authentic, and fabulous journey!
Fabulosity From Sharing your Story with Colby Majors - A Men's Mental Health Episode
November is Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month. During this month we wanted to make sure we took some time to speak about men’s mental health. Share a story of a man’s journey working on his mental health the importance of how that helps them to recognize and celebrate their full authentic selves and fabulosity.
Minister La La sits down with Colby Majors to talk about his mental health journey. From being baptized into The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints knowing he was gay, to going on a mission, getting married and starting a family. Finally he finds his way to understanding and accepting his true authentic self and his healing journey.
Fabulosity Through Tumultuous Times with Gino Ramos
Minister La La is feeling the fabulosity as he introduces his guest for this episode! Gino Ramos! Minister La La kikis with his good friend during this episode. They discuss how to maintain your fabulosity through tumultuous times. They talk about the “Let them” theory. They touch on subjects from personal identity, intersectionality, allyship, finding your tribe and grace!
Even though we have listeners from across the globe you are most likely aware it is election season here in the USA. And it’s a Presidential election year. So, there is a lot of rhetoric out there and it can make it tough to stay positive, celebrate your fabulosity and maintain your mental health. This is especially true if you belong to an underrepresented minority or group.
NOTE: Neither Gino nor Minister La La are mental health professionals or professionals in the social or medical fields. They are sharing their experiences from their personal lives, volunteering, and professional experiences, their thoughts, and have a kiki for you to listen to. If you are struggling right now, please reach out to a professional. If you are struggling with self-harm please call 988 from any phone. If you are an LGBTQ+ youth The Trevor Project is there for you. TrevorProject.org
Fabulosity of being your authentic self through Coming Out! with Guest Host - Jill from Utah AF Podcast
TRIGGER WARNING: This episode speaks about suicide, contemplation of suicide, and struggles with mental health. If you are struggling with mental health issues or concerns, please reach out to the Suicide Prevention Hotline. Dial 988 on any phone. If you are an LGBTQ+ youth The Trevor Project is available to support and listen to you.
In this episode Minister La La is interviewed by his long time friend Jill. Jill is a podcast host for her podcast Utah AF. Jill and Minister La La have known each other since he was best friends with her brother in high school and she was still in elementary!
In this episode Jill and Minister La La discuss coming out, the good the bad and the not so fabulous. They speak candidly about their experience and reactions from their friends and family. But through it all they discuss how living your authentic self unapologetically can help you to find and celebrate your fabulosity!
Welcome to Season 3
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Fabulosity of Trans Joy in Spite of Tragedy with Tina Valentin and Kylie Minono
Trigger Warning: This last month has been a traumatizing month for a lot of the LGBTQ+ community, our loved ones, and our allies. I am providing a listener warning on this episode. This episode we will talk about subjects that can be triggering to some. We will discuss suicide, bullying, hate, violent acts, and death. Please understand that sometimes we need to have these conversation. If you are struggling with suicidal thoughts or depression we ask you to reach out to your loved ones, or professionals. If you are an LGBTQ+ youth experiencing bullying, depression or need someone to reach out to, The Trevor Project is always there to support you and listen to you. The Trevor Project is an amazing organization and a designated charity of The Church of Fabulosity.
Minster La La discusses the tragedy of the bullying and death of Nex Benedict with Tina Valenin Aguirre and Kylie Minono. They speak of from their own perspectives of how this has affected them personally and what they have seen in the community. The conversation is emotional, raw, and honest. They touch of the transgender experience, trans joy, what brings them hope, and brings them fear. But even though we the community is facing a lot of hate from a lot of political rhetoric there is still ways to spread joy, happiness and fabulosity for themselves and their families – biological and chosen!
Kylie Minono, (he/him/she/her) based in San Francisco, was elected Grand Duchess 39 with the Grand Ducal Council of San Francisco and has helped to raise hundreds of thousands of dollars for local charities. She is also a highly sought-after entertainer throughout California and was crowned Miss Star Search 2015. In her professional life she works in the nonprofit sector in fundraising and philanthropic services. She has served on the board of directors for Folsom Street Events and the GLBT Historical Society.
Tina Valentin Aguirre (they/them): Tina holds a BA in Communication from Stanford University, has worked in non-profit grant writing for more than three decades, served as Chair of the Board of Directors for the GLBT Historical Society for four years and has made documentaries, produced arts festivals, and is a published poet. Tina curated the Chosen Familias exhibition on LGBTQ Latine family photo albums (June-October 2019) at the GLBT Historical Society Museum. They have served as the Cultural District Director of the Castro LGBTQ Cultural District since 2020; the district uses racial, gender, and queer equity frameworks to center LGBTQ people, places, and culture in the Castro
Fabulosity Behind the Spotlight with Kentrell Charles - A Black History Month Conversation
Minister La La sits down to talk to Kentrell Charles about his journey being a black gay man. From Tennessee to Utah, Kentrell’s journey has been one of joy, serving, fabulosity, and discrimination. All of this from his understanding of the differences of his being a black first, a man, and a gay man following. This is a conversation about friendship, serving others, being humble, and most importantly vulnerable truth!
Kentrell Charles is a Retired Flight Attendant from American Airlines. He servedat American as a flight attendant/ and instructor evaluator with over 20 years’. He was born and raised in Johnson City, Tennessee. In his youth years, he enjoyed playing a variety of sports,such as basketball, tennis, running and wiffleball. IN his teen years he focused on tennis and music. He still enjoys running as an adult and has picked up cycling.
He currently live in Salt Lake City, UT with his partner. He enjoys the great outdoors, but most of all skiing.
Kentrell is a philanthropist and gives back to many organizations in various ways. Such as National MS Society Idaho, Nevada, Utah where he is current sitting board member, Sundance Film Festival, and many others. He is also a certified phlebotomist who worked with transplant patience in a trauma unit. Working for the airlines he fell in love with experiencing the world through travel and food.
He is also an ordained minister of the church of fabulosity.
Fabulosity by Design with Terrance Williams - A Black History Month Conversation
Minister La La sits down with Terrence Williams and they discuss his spiritual journey as a black queer man. They discuss the intersectionality of being queer, black, and man and how those identities individually and together shape his life, his spiritual experiences, and his fabulosity. This is a deep and truthful conversation highlighting a Black voice during Black History Month.
February is Black History Month. At The Church of Fabulosity part of our beliefs is that we strive for an equitable world because we believe that all humans are created equal: all sexes, all races, all genders, all sexual orientations, all ages, and all abilities! All means all!
So, during Black History Month we want to make sure, that as one of our guests so eloquently stated, bring Black History to the forefront of consciousness this month. With that we are lifting the voices of some of our Black community members to discuss their perspective, history, and their unique fabulosity and how as a Black human it shapes all of those aspects.
These are some inspiring, thought provoking conversations that I hope increases your perspective and understanding of the Black human experience. I hope these also inspire you to take some time this month to dig in and purposely learn something new. Learn Black History from Black voices from their perspective of their history throughout February and even throughout the year..
Terrence Williams is a person who truly values spiritual wellness and often looks to meditation, tarot, and other practices to remain grounded and self reflective. His hobbies include gaming, making art, and traveling this beautiful planet we call home to experience as much culture and life as possible. Professionally, Terrence makes a living as a design manager and creative storyteller currently based in Chicago, IL. He loves to concept and produce compelling and authentic brand narratives that force audiences to reconsider how they show up and give back to the world.
Fabulosity of The Church of Fabulosity with Minister La La and Guest Host - Natalija Pavic
Natalija is an inventor, podcast host, and thought leader in technology. She grew up in Croatia living above an art gallery and immigrated to Canada at the age of 10. She speaks 5 languages though none fluently including English, Serbian, Italian, French and the present tense of Spanish. Natalija has founded and run several now defunct events companies in Toronto including Bad Habits Social for queer women which in 2018 hosted Toronto’s largest ever women’s pride party at the Fly. #IYKYK You can also find her poetry book at the Toronto public library which she self published at the age of 11, cause you know – what else is a kid learning english supposed to do but string together poorly formed sentences in a haiku? This made a lot more sense at the time~
Fabulosity With Your Favorite Breakfast Food Anya Bacon
Minister La La sits down with local drag queen Anya Bacon (she/they) to discuss their journey from being a “fat gay kid” in conservative Logan, Utah to a fabulous plus-sized drag queen in Salt Lake City. She shares their story of their name and the work she does with Mosaics Community Bookstore and Venue in Provo, Utah and the Besties Drag Show. You will have all the feels during this discussion!
Fabulosity From Changing Lives Through Books with Calvin Crosby
Minister La La sits down and talks with Calvin Crosby (he/him), co-owner of King’s English Bookshop in Salt Lake City, Utah. They have a conversation of the power of books. Not only for spreading knowledge, but driving equity and empathy. The power a book has to change lives, change community, and change minds is both empowering and inspiring. Come listen to hear the perspective of a man who has dedicated his life and career to putting books into everyone’s hands.
Fabulosity of Spiritual Masculinity with David Monticalvo
The month of November is Men’s Mental Health Month. Minister La La is sitting down with people that identify as men to discuss men’s mental health, expectations, healing, and self-care practices to help them learn to celebrate their fabulosity.
Minister La La has a divine conversation with David Monticalvo (he/him) about Spiritual Masculinity. During this conversation they touch on understanding what spiritual masculinity is and how it manifests in men and every gender. What does it mean to be spiritual and gay men when so many times gay men and the LGBTQ+ community has experienced religious and spiritual trauma in life. David dives into different masculine archetypes that show up in our the personalities of gay men and how they can use that to understand their divine purpose and behaviors. This is a thought provoking discussion about how men’s mental health, spirituality and fabulosity can be so closely connected and thrive off each other.
If you are experiencing a mental health crisis please reach out to get some help. There is nothing shameful or negative about needing some help. Mental health care is as important as physcial health care! Start with dialing 988 and start the conversation today!
Fabulosity through Therapy
The month of November is Men’s Mental Health Month. Minister La La is sitting down with people that identify as men to discuss men’s mental health, expectations, healing, and self-care practices to help them learn to celebrate their fabulosity.
Minister La La talks with Andrew Jorgensen (he/him) about his mental health journey. Andrew grew up in a small seaside town in California. Growing up gay and a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (aka Mormon), serving a religious mission, attending Brigham Young University and ultimately entering into a long term committed relationship before coming out sent Andrew on a journey of self-discovery. This journey has a lot of ups and downs. Andrew is very open, honest and vulnerable in this discussion about therapy, and self-discovery. The struggles of being a 38 year old man without a knowledge of self-worth, self-confidence, and a struggle to discover who he was an individual.
Get a blanket, a cup of tea, snuggle up and enjoy this conversation. It is a good one.
If you are in need of someone to talk to or going through a mental health crisis, don’t delay, call 988 or reach out to a friend or loved one. As Andrew states, “just do it, start therapy.”
The Fabulosity of Rusty! A Men's Mental Health Month Episode With Rusty Cummings
The month of November is Men’s Mental Health Month. Minister La La is sitting down with people that identify as men to discuss men’s mental health, expectations, healing, and self-care practices to help them learn to celebrate their fabulosity.
In this episode Minister La La sits down with his long time friend Rusty Cummings (he/him). Rusty is a retired gay man living in Palm Springs with his husband of 44 years! They talk about how living in a place like Palm Springs as a gay man has really been a mental health blessing. They discuss what he does to experience fabulosity and a very touching moment with his mother.
If you are experiencing a mental health crisis please reach out to get some help. There is nothing shameful or negative about needing some help. Mental health care is as important as physcial health care! Start with dialing 988 and start the conversation today!
Fabulosity Moment - A Letter from the Queen - A Book Reading
Minister La La is joined by a returning guest Tara Lipsyncki. Tara just published her first book, a children’s book, called A Letter from The Queen. Tara reads us the book and then talks about it’s meaning, it’s background and some small insights into the book. While this episode was really to discuss the book, the book accomplished with us, what Tara hopes it does with its readers…starts a conversation!
Tara and I took a journey to talk about the current state of the world, the attacks on draq queens, transgender community, and the LGBTQ+ community as a whole. That lead us to a discussion on allyship and the difficulties of being an ally.
October Fabulous Updates
Minister La La provides some fabulous updates with the podcast for upcoming episodes
Royal Fabulosity with RCGSE Emporer XXII - Jeff Kosewski
Minister La La virtually sits down with his long time friend Royal Court of the Golden Spike Empire’s Emperor 22 Jeff Kosewski as they discuss how he found his passion and purpose in life which has helped him enjoy and experience his fabulosity!
The Fabulosity of Serving! - with Kylie Minono
Whether she is serving looks, serving some sass, or serving the community you can always know that it comes from a sense of love and spreading fabulosity. Minister La La and Kylie Minono talk about her journey and delve into her love of working in non-profits, allyship, and her love of just serving others! Oh ,and how can you not love when she serves that laugh!
Please Note: This was the first podcast recording on a remote location. Of course we had some sound issues with being in a new place with new equipment. Please forgive the sound quality even though it was edited to huge improvements.
The Fabulosity of Drag and Spirituality with Bonnie Violet Quintana - A Queer Chaplain
There is a misconception out there that drag artists and members of the LGBTQ+ community are not spiritual humans. That they have all turned their back on everything spiritual. Well, Bonnie Violet is here to dispel that myth and even change that narrative that drag in itself is a spiritual experience to some. And through that experience shines ones fabulosity.
The Fabulosity of My Mother
In this episode Minister La La pays tribute to his mother and some of the lessons she shared with him in his life. His mother passed away several years ago and he recorded this on her birthday. He speaks of how she was his biggest cheerleader. He talks about the things that brought his mother the experience of fabulosity in her life. He shares how she taught him his most important life lesson and their final conversation.
Fabulosity that Sparkles with Teinamarrie Scuderi!
Minister La La speaks with Teinamarrie Scuderi about finding that inner sparkle again through gratitude and play! How sparkling, gratitude, and enjoying time to just have play time lead to feeling and celebrating your fabulosity! We discuss giving back and working to uplift others and the joy and challenges of allyship.
Fabulosity from the Divine and Endowing Tara Lipsyncki
Minister La La sits down and speaks with the first Drag Queen ordained with The Church of Fabulosity. They speak about their history as a drag queen, what fabulosity means to them and why they became a minister of the church.
The Church of Fabulosity Exciting Updates!
Minister La La has some exciting updates! As we get ready to launch next week, we have some exciting news to share! Also, questions get answered!
Discover The Church of Fabulosity
Minister La La introduces you to The Church of Fabulosity. This episode gives you the insights into the divine birthright that we have as individuals to experience fabulosity in our lives, what it means, how to recognize it and celebrate it. Learn the mission and the tenets of The Church of Fabulosity! This is the start of the journey to recognizing, unleashing, and celebrating our divine fabulosity!