#Faith's sister

[sleepyminty]

‘’I cast thee 9mm’’

[amoebeau]

gary miller astaroth cringe compilation

[matrim-cauthons-hat]

"I am here to retrieve Faith," Sister Gloria told the red robed quartermaster.

"There are 53 weapons in this arsenal designated 'Faith'," the techpriest replied. "Provide additional details"

"It is a bolt pistol."

"There are 18 bolt pistols designated 'Faith'. Provide additional details."

"It has a purity seal on it, and a skull instead of a fleur de lis?"

The techpriest sighed tiredly, uncharacteristically for its ilk, and then held up a mechadendrite with 3 digits raised. "Three bolt pistol fit that description. Please provide additional detail."

Sister Gloria's cheeks flushed and she raised her chin in prideful defiance of her embarrassment and frustration. "On the base of the grip is a heart with the words 'Gloria + Victoria' inscribed in it."

The techpriest nodded its thanks. "I will retrieve your weapon, sister."

[impfernal]

Lenticular faith print for an upcoming con!

[thesunshinesafterthestorm]

so my sister wrote a book

it's a christian herbal book here's the summary:

Life Began in a Garden: The Book has more than 60 herbal profiles, more than 50 herbal recipes, and more than 35 biblical references throughout. Plus two bonus unfilled profiles to get you started on your herbal journey. A great book for those just starting out to those who have been on their herbal path for sometime. No matter your experience level, this book is packed with herbal knowledge and know how.

For many years herbs have supported us. It’s time to get back to basics, Herbies! 🌿 “Then the Lord God took the man and put him in the garden of Eden to tend and keep it.” Genesis 2:15 NKJV *No AI was used in writing this book.

and if it sounds like something you're interested in here's the link

Life Began in a Garden

[jellynotbees]

Hiii I’ve had this piece in my head for like a month now and finally got around to making it, going nuts about narilamb as per usual

[thekhaninglass]

If you told me last week I’d be Happy at Carpenter’s death scene I would’ve asked what the hell are you talking about? Carpenter? Carpenter my favourite character of all time? That Carpenter?

But I am so happy with her ending, because just before Tainsley fired something wondrous happened.

She forgot, and so she remembered.

For a time, especially if it’s early on, it can feel like your trauma defines you. That it makes up so much of who you are, that it’s almost like it is all you are.

And the best thing to deal with that (other than EMDR, therapy and meds) is time. One day you will wake up and it will not be all you are. One day those wounds will have scarred over and, though it is still part of you, you will forget enough to remember that you’re a person and not just a horror story.

Before she died Carpenter forgot. She forgot enough of her trauma that she forgot her Nana’s dying words. The words of the faith of the Trawler-man who she believed took her brother because of her faith’s collapse. She is no longer defined by her loss. She has recovered enough that those memories no longer feel like a fresh wound.

Before she died she remembered who she was. Ours is a world of miracles.

[feymarche]

300 beautiful goth women and tommy coolatta

[kawatooo]

[116t98]

Close enough welcome back Sanderson sisters

[mea-trinitas-profana]

happy 1st of october. is this anything (butch father garcia)

[keysmanydudes]

wowow not atb this time

more sketchbook things raa

the top and bottom pink sticky notes are from a friend so those aren't my art

don't even look at the middle one I'm not tagging them

this ain't about them. 🧍‍♂️

[mimiikw0]

Lissaaa (hc that Nicole calls her "Ate Lisa")

[banishedchildofeve]

Father my Sacred Heart hurts, please don’t take it from me .

[jellynotbees]

Falling (in more ways than one)

[all-lee24]

Radagon and his daughters