> And if it isn't, then what kind of establishment is this?! Kith will just be irritated.
People who worship the goddess of the harvest and having babies aren't going to be dwelling on people who create undead abominations. Sorry you're irritated. 
Also, let me point something out - I try to present Audalis as a "realstic" fantasy world in my games. So while you may play other D&D games where there are temples on every corner who will fix your boo boos for a few silvers, my games aren't like that.
Gib prays to his god, and WOUNDS CLOSE. Folks, this is a MIRACLE.
Gib and Cedric are clerics. Special warrior priests that are walking example of divine favor.
Most clergy are like in our world - they preach, they share wisdom, they do good deeds (according to what their religion views as "good"), but that's all. When they tend the wounded, they do it with bandages, boiled water, and herbal poultices - not divine magic.
So you have this country priestess. She probably is the town midwife. People bring offerings of grain, milk, eggs, etc. She grants little blessings and whatnot.
And that's that. She almost certainly weilds no divine power; it would be incredibly remarkable for her to know anything about undead, let alone be battling them or whatever.
People like her are everywhere. You guys are special.