Money Cross Tapestries

Description: Tax the Churches: Faith Shouldn’t Fund Politics — A bold visual protest, this image transforms bundles of U.S. dollar bills into a cruciform, challenging the entanglement of faith and finance. The slogan “Tax the Churches: Faith Shouldn’t Fund Politics” critiques religious institutions that accumulate wealth while influencing policy. By merging sacred symbolism with monetary critique, it calls for transparency, equity, and the separation of church and state. Ideal for civic campaigns, protest art, and SEO-rich messaging on religious accountability and nonprofit reform.

Description: Whether he's complaining about universal remote controls, talking about the "fleshy part of the thigh," or just collecting his weekly cut, this design is an absolute must-have for any true fan of classic mob cinema and prestige TV. Commendatori!

Description: A bold red and black graphic featuring praying hands tattooed with crosses and lettering. The hands hold US dollar bills and are adorned with rings and a rosary. A studded wristband is visible. The text "CUMMINS" and "TURBO DIESEL" is present.

Description: We want less rocks, more top pocket finds on Oak Island

Description: Minimalistic Design with an "X"

Description: Protect yours self a message to protect ya self in every spect of your life. White lettering ft revolutionary icons of fitness, brain, learning, reading, books. Money sign for your financial security and the Egyptian Symbol of life the Ankh

Description: The Lottery Server - An Original Screenplay from writer Jim Catizone After winning the lottery, Corey a waiter from Pennsylvania, takes a cross country trip of discovery and self clarification. While juggling the blurred lines of his relationship with two girls, he finds a generous outlet for his fortune. (C) 2018 - Jim Catizone

Description: Oak Island Treasure Hunting Supply Co Digging Holes