Great Faith Organics, Clinical Herbalist

Great Faith Organics, Clinical Herbalist Herbal consultations, bio-communication feedback, tailored protocols, lymphatic treatments that focus on whole body wellness. Est. 2015.
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Clinical Herbalist practicing vitalist herbalism, edge walker. Reminding the body how to heal itself. đź’› I am a Clinical Herbalist, with over 4,200 combined Advanced Scientific, and Professional Clinical Career Hours. I have worked tirelessly in my community since 2015. I have over 9 years of wild foraging, high-vibrational plant medicine making, and clinical work experience. I work with certified organic ingredients, holistic healing modalities, and bio-communication feedback technology. I take great care in the products that I formulate. I work to create products that do not interact with prescription medications. I also prefer to work with herbal allies that do NOT over stimulate the immune system. If you are tired of feeling poorly and tired of guessing how you can feel better, I would love the opportunity to guide and support you. Wellness is not one size fits all. Working with an herbalist is a great way to receive a tailored protocol.

We are opening food donations in the upcoming week (November 6th) at 418 Martin Street South. This is at the Wellness Ce...
11/02/2025

We are opening food donations in the upcoming week (November 6th) at 418 Martin Street South. This is at the Wellness Center next door to WellWay. We are off of Hwy 231, next to KO'S Body Shop. All of the donations we receive will be taken to the Christian Love Pantry. I wanted to have all of the available resources in our community. I have listed the ones I know of....if I missed any, PLEASE feel free to list them in thr comments. If there are any other businesses in town taking donations... please list them as well. Our community food banks and pantries will see a surge in demand, putting more stress on them. We can be the bridge to help them continue to do the amazing work they already do in our community. We're stronger together. Pell City Chamber of Commerce WellWay Wellness Center SoundEmbrace

Here’s a list of local food banks, pantries, and community food resources available to help support individuals and families.

Christian Love Pantry
205 Edwin Holladay Place #105, Pell City, AL 35125
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday from 9:00 AM – Noon
205-338-2358

Community Action
205 Edwin Holladay Place, Suite 113, Pell City, AL 35125
256-638-4430

Pell City Head Start Mobile Pantry
21685 US-231, Pell City, AL 35125
205-941-8911
Next pick-up day is November 19, 2025, from 10:00–11:00 AM

Ashville Mission
Located behind Ashville Courthouse in First Baptist Ashville
Mondays, 6:00–7:00 PM

Community Table – Free Groceries
Lakeside Park (Pell City Civic Center)
3rd Monday of each month at 6:00 PM

New London Bread of Life Ministries
7054 Hwy 231 South, Cropwell, AL 35125
205-629-5949
Free food pantry – 4th Saturday of the month, 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Build-A-Bridge Community Pantry
7993 County Rd. 62, Vincent, AL
205-672-7488 (call for required documents)
Noon–4:00 PM, Mon/Wed/Thurs
Serves Pell City and Vincent residents

New Hope Baptist Church
75 Cogswell Ave, Pell City, AL 35125
Every third Tuesday of the month

Eden Westside Baptist Church
223 Wolf Creek Rd N, Pell City, AL 35125
Open Tuesday–Friday, 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM and 1:00–4:00 PM
Requires ID and application upon arrival

11/01/2025

I want to reframe menopause as the sacred initiation it is. If you are struggling HARD with menopause symptoms...then you NEED to support your adrenal glands. You can absolutely nourish and support your hormones naturally. You just need to lay the ground work with nourishment first. We have to replenish what all the giving has depleted. May I always be found amongst the wise women. #

We will be hosting a donation box for the month of November. We will start receiving donations on the 6th. I have made a...
11/01/2025

We will be hosting a donation box for the month of November. We will start receiving donations on the 6th. I have made a list of the items best suited for the food bank (per the bank). We will be taking all of the donations we receive to the Christian Love Pantry before Thanksgiving. If you are joining in on our Sound Journey on the 18th, we would be so grateful if you brought a few items for the donation.

🎄 Christmas Open House at 4 Messie Monkies! 🎄Come join us for a festive morning with some amazing local makers:🍞 The BFI...
10/28/2025

🎄 Christmas Open House at 4 Messie Monkies! 🎄

Come join us for a festive morning with some amazing local makers:
🍞 The BFIT Bakery
🌿 Great Faith Organics, Clinical Herbalist
🧼 YaeYaes Soap Shop
…and more!

đź“Ť 4 Messie Monkies
đź“… Saturday, November 22 | 9 AM

Stop by, say hi, and grab your favorite goodies! Christmas Open House at 4 Messie Monkies! ✨🎄

10/28/2025

Beautiful balance...I feel myself being called here. Abundance is not just about money. It's family, love, life, joy, peace, my Practice, friendship, and so much more. This is one of my favorite affirmations:

🌿Gratitude roots me in abundance: I can honor the beauty I have and still open my heart to more. I am worthy of growth, expansion, and overflow. I receive with grace, I ask with faith, and I give with love.🌿

Here are some heartfelt ways that help me stay deeply grateful while still reaching for more: 🌿

💫 1. Start from “Enough”
Before asking for more, I ground myself in the truth that I already have enough.
“I am grateful for what is — and I welcome what’s next.”

🌸 2. Ask with Intention, Not Desperation
Wanting more is natural expansion. But the energy behind my ask matters. Instead of “I need more,” I say “I’m ready to grow into more.”

🌿 3. Gratitude as Fuel
Gratitude isn’t the opposite of ambition — it’s the foundation for it. When I celebrate what’s working, I create more room for what aligns with that feeling.

🔥 4. Honor the Process
Be grateful during the climb, not just at the peak. Each challenge, delay, and lesson is shaping my next level. Every moment is an opportunity for expansion.

🌕 5. Use Reflection
A few nights a week...I make a list:
3 things I am grateful for and 1 thing I am calling in. This allows me to stay anchored in gratitude, while also expanding me forward.

🕊️ 6. Speak in “And”
Replace “but” with “and.”
✨ “I’m grateful for what I have, and I’m excited for what’s coming.” That one word shift keeps me open, not conflicted.

As 2025, quickly comes to a close....I pray that you end the year with deep gratitude. Gratitude so profound that it overwhelms you at times. 2025 was an extremely difficult year for my family. A year we haven't yet fully processed. 2025 was also a year of profound expansion for my little family. Staying anchored in gratitude was the only way we have been able to move forward with each day, knowing that even our mindset is medicine for our body.

Food has always been and will always be first line medicine in my opinion. One of the worst things to happen to our food...
10/28/2025

Food has always been and will always be first line medicine in my opinion. One of the worst things to happen to our food system is the processed food the FDA approves here in the United States. We have ingredients in our food that are banned in other countries. This is just a part of the conversations we have and the education we discuss during a consultation. Small changes can have a huge impact.

10/27/2025

Butterfly pea vine tea — often called blue tea — is a stunning herbal infusion made from the dried flowers of the Clitoria ternatea plant, a tropical vine native to Southeast Asia.
🌿💙 She's NOT just a pretty face, friends.

🌿 Benefits
Brain & mood: Traditionally used in Ayurvedic medicine to enhance memory, focus, and reduce anxiety.

Antioxidants: Rich in anthocyanins that support skin health, cellular repair, and healthy aging.

Anti-inflammatory: Helps soothe inflammation and oxidative stress.

Hair & skin: Often used in beauty rituals for stronger hair and a radiant complexion.

🌙 Spiritually, butterfly pea is associated with intuition, transformation, and the third eye chakra — helping open the mind to inner vision and creativity. Its color symbolizes calm, truth, and mystical awakening — much like a butterfly emerging from its cocoon.
🦋 Great Faith Organics has a BEAUTIFUL blend called Butterfly Blueberry Bliss.
https://greatfaithorganics.com/products/apple-crisp-organic-tea-blend?utm_campaign=share_orders&utm_content=android&utm_medium=product-links

10/27/2025

“Healing is both heavy and holy — a sacred weight that reshapes the soul.”
There is nothing light about healing.
I just embody that the weight of hopelessness doesn't settle in your soul. - Mandy

We will be closed for the remainder of the week, friends. đź–¤ - Mandy
10/23/2025

We will be closed for the remainder of the week, friends. đź–¤ - Mandy

You are NOT going to want to miss November's Sound Journey. We are bringing in zero gravity chairs this month and it's g...
10/22/2025

You are NOT going to want to miss November's Sound Journey. We are bringing in zero gravity chairs this month and it's going to be so perfect. No yoga mats necessary.

https://www.soundembrace.com/calendar/k4e8cwmxm9bxnwm-eyatr-t4zsb-4hrrp-57smp-mm362-k27p7-ea3bn-xtr4t-etczx-y5lrb-frhgg-ba79j-s2354?fbclid=IwdGRzaANlz3ljbGNrA2XPWmV4dG4DYWVtAjExAAEel75Z6TA3_h2XEtxIO-y1V4IN8gdzI4YS2VGtcuaIktvcuciM_DRIOV6s0cQ_aem_bjcbZ8yeAAqV6vp9ezDQ0Q

Join us for Sound Journey, a sacred space designed to help you set clear intentions and connect deeply with your higher self. Each Sound Journey session is a unique experience, ranging from soothing and relaxing sound baths to activating drumming and powerful gong immersions. Realign, recharge, and

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Pell City, AL

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Wednesday 8am - 3pm
Thursday 8am - 3pm
Friday 8am - 3pm
Saturday 10am - 3pm

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Great Faith Organics was born from a passion to help others find a better way to live their day to day lives.

My name is Mandy and my story began long before the dream of Great Faith Organics was born. The story of Great Faith Organics can’t be told without first telling my story. I grew up exposed to a life of farming and natural ways of living. My grandparents and my parents alike always lived off the land and nature that God had provided them.

As I got older, that way of life seemed to fade and I began to live and work at a much faster pace. I married and we had a beautiful daughter. That pregnancy awoke a sleeping giant in me. Lupus. The diagnosis changed my life. I bought into the lie that only medication could “fix me”. I had fallen into the mindset that it’s better to treat sickness than to address staying well. I was started on methotrexate injections and prednisone became a regular part of my routine. I spent far too many weeks in the hospital, many times. I missed so much of my husband and young daughter’s life that it still remains painful to remember. I was then further diagnosed with anxiety disorder, chronic chest syndrome, fibromyalgia, severe acid reflux, and a stomach ulcer. At my lowest health point, I was on twelve regular prescriptions. My life was extremely high stress.

I came to a point of sheer desperation. I realized that each prescription I took added 2 to 3 new issues to my health (via side effects). I slowly started to stop each medication, one by one. My side effect symptoms began to fade. I took the leap to stop all my medications. I knew that I would either die from the lupus or die from the medications. My doctor refused to see me any longer. Understand that the powerful medications that I was on, left me in my early 20’s with NO quality of life. I had reached a place where I spent so much of my life SICK that death didn’t scare me. I felt like a burden to my husband, my daughter, my family, friends, even my job. My methods were drastic and I would never recommend them to anyone. However, it was all part of my story.