"Now, I'm a Christian man, a simple man, followin' a callin' passed down to me from my mentor, the good Reverend Peter Thorndyke. I see the Pharisees in their temples, with their robes of purple an' their gold-ringed hands. I see their hypocrisy, their narrow-minded bigotry, their shunnin' of the values they claim to follow an' instruct others in. I saw them cast the first stone when the AIDS Crisis swept through the nation, leavin' folks to die slow, painful deaths simply because the Pharisees saw them as "Faggots an' Whores", as though Christ never took Prostitutes an' Tax Collectors into His lovin' arms. I became a pastor to try an' change things, to be the Good Shepherd, but increasingly I'm findin' that the Pharisees throw roadblocks in the way. Fine then. Let me be the Prophet John. I've always felt more at home in the wilderness where Gaia dwells..."-Reverend William Marrok, Southern Baptist Minister and Fianna Galliard.
Got this piece from  Ash of my Garou, Billy Marrok. I've always imagined Billy as being a progressive (For the time, remember he grew up in the 1980s and is a Garou and thus part and parcel to their politics and world view) Pastor, trying to be the Good SHepherd in a church that increasingly falls under the sway of Propserity Gospel and hyperconservativism, with the Wyrm and it's many tentacles slipping into church doctrine to make the world just a bit more awful. Billy frequently tries to hold his sermons outside in Nature, preaching a gospel of hope, love and tolerance against the rising darkness, but he is one Garou against the Wyrm. Still, he'll fight with claw, teeth and voice until the Wyrm itself shuts its jaws around him.
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Art by  Ash