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God is SHE/God is THEY Psalms is a niche religious devotional resource centered on the Book of Psalms. It is offered by the High Priestess of Temple of Adjua Luna and is aimed at Christians, Christian Witches, Hoodoo Practitioners, Chaos Witches, and people who want to use the Psalms in a women- and trans-inclusive context. The site advocates rereading sacred texts with pronouns such as she/her and they/them, with a clear focus on inclusivity, empowerment, and spiritual healing.
The site includes Psalms 1 through 150, and for most chapters it provides three version options: she, they, and original. Users can search by chapter, individual verse, or verse range, such as 23:4,6 or 139:1-18; they can also display the full chapter with the target verses highlighted. The site also offers PDF downloads of the she/they versions and organizes “prayers, spells, and intentions” using a large set of tags, covering themes such as anxiety, protection, wealth, love, healing, and spiritual growth. It also mentions a daily Facebook Live devotional.
The main text clearly states that the resource is provided for free and encourages users to “support the mission.” There is no visible subscription, membership plan, or specific pricing, so it can be understood as a free resource with a donation-supported model.
Its strengths are its very clear positioning, complete coverage of the Psalms, and practical features such as pronoun switching, scripture search, PDF downloads, and an intention-based tag index, which can be useful for specific devotional communities. Its drawbacks are also apparent: there is a fair amount of repeated content, and the information architecture feels somewhat rough; it lacks detailed explanations of text sources, copyright, the maintenance team, and update mechanisms; and its mixture of religion, witchcraft, Hoodoo, and related elements may not suit traditional church settings or academic research contexts.
It is suitable for people interested in feminist theology, queer/trans-inclusive spirituality, Christian witchcraft, or folk-magic practice. It is also useful for those who need to quickly look up Psalms and use passages by emotion or intention. It is not suitable for users looking for authoritative Bible translations, seminary-level commentary, or Chinese Bible study tools.
Whether the main site can be accessed reliably from China cannot be confirmed from the text alone. However, its devotional content relies on Facebook Live, and Facebook is generally not directly accessible in mainland China, so the overall experience should be considered “partially restricted.”
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