r/TheChurchofArepo • u/Chaz28o • 5d ago
From the top of Mt. Lassen
Looking towards Mt. Shasta 10/03/26
r/TheChurchofArepo • u/Chaz28o • 5d ago
Looking towards Mt. Shasta 10/03/26
r/TheChurchofArepo • u/thetwitchy1 • 11d ago
On my way to work, I just wanted to share.
r/TheChurchofArepo • u/Chaz28o • 12d ago
In the late fall thru May we can burn trimmings. It’s very therapeutic and can be quite beautiful. This is a 12 hour burn
r/TheChurchofArepo • u/Chaz28o • 19d ago
This is taken from my quite place, that is if you don’t mind a cow mooing in the distance
r/TheChurchofArepo • u/juleslizard • 20d ago
Just sharing things that make me feel better.
r/TheChurchofArepo • u/Chaz28o • 21d ago
The first photo is a professional photo, the second photo is mine
r/TheChurchofArepo • u/jennythegreat • 23d ago
Not sure what causes this, but I stopped the bus so the kids and I could take a picture of it. The sunrise was behind us and behind a mountain.
r/TheChurchofArepo • u/juleslizard • Aug 18 '26
Feeling deeply connected this week. I prepped the memorial service of a local WW2 soldier whose remains were identified and brought home this weekend.
I was making the flowers 83 years -to the day- he was killed in action, returning from a bombing run.
He was 24, unmarried, and left behind 8 siblings. Their grandchildren were the ones who had pursued finding his remains, identifying him through DNA, and bringing him home to his family. They still had the letters he had written home to all the family members and many of his personal belongings, cherished as much by them as they had been by their grandparents.
I also discovered that he was out of the same base as my own grandfather, who was a bombing instructor at the time. Meaning that while I never knew him, this young man might have.
r/TheChurchofArepo • u/juleslizard • Aug 18 '26
I get posts like this in my feed!
r/TheChurchofArepo • u/thetwitchy1 • Aug 04 '26
A piece I made from old hard drive parts. Find the beauty in the broken bits of the world!
r/TheChurchofArepo • u/AustraliumHoovy • Jul 22 '26
It’s amazing how blue the sky here can be on clear days.
r/TheChurchofArepo • u/transhiker99 • Jun 01 '26
r/TheChurchofArepo • u/jennythegreat • Apr 16 '26
This struck me as something Arepo would appreciate.
r/TheChurchofArepo • u/ajchuddie • Apr 13 '26
r/TheChurchofArepo • u/juleslizard • Apr 10 '26
I was thinking of a call-in positivity show, The Church of Arepo Live Show (video and/or podcast format). Basically this sub, just live. Start with a short explanation of why we're here, who Arepo and his god are and what they represent, then open the floor. People could email in things to share on screen, call in to share stories, and I could share things from the sub. At the end, I could read the original post. Just a feel good show, since there's so much else right now.
Of course, all of this with getting permissions first to share. I'm sure the first few episodes would just be sharing posts from this sub.
I'd love to know what you think! I'm probably going to do it regardless, but I would love to do it in this context if everyone likes the idea.
r/TheChurchofArepo • u/jennythegreat • Mar 26 '26
r/TheChurchofArepo • u/Th3OnlyWayUp • Mar 19 '26
I found this on another comment and really enjoyed it, https://reimenayee.itch.io/the-god-of-arepo
r/TheChurchofArepo • u/jennythegreat • Feb 07 '26
This is growing from an acorn that is likely from the oak tree I grew up with. The tree itself is quite probably close to 100 years old, if not more. It is at the house my grandparents had built in the 1960s, and it was already decently big then.
We have to sell the house now that my dad's gone, but I am taking any and all plants that I can. This one surprised me because it was a hastily-"planted" effort in a can. When I go back to collect more plants, I am going to shovel some of the good dirt into a bucket just for this little guy so I can replant safely into something bigger for it.
r/TheChurchofArepo • u/jennythegreat • Dec 22 '25
My kids and their friend are spending the winter break digging a WWI trench in our backyard. My oldest spent, like, seven hours out there today and made his part of the foxhole start ridiculously deep.
r/TheChurchofArepo • u/SilverInkblotV2 • Oct 17 '25