The starting and ending points for all outreach have to be love. The most effective way to reach people for Jesus is through kindness outreach—showing God’s love in practical ways. This type of outreach is what Jesus modeled, is culturally relevant, and values people. The goal should be to invite people to take the next step from where they are. Friendship Community Church, led by Pastor Todd Stevens, has experienced tremendous growth through acts of kindness. The church’s most radical kindness project is Nashville Strip Church, founded by Erin Stevens. Erin’s life changed when God told her to “go feed the strippers.” With home-cooked meals and gift bags, Erin shows dancers that God loves them. How to Pick Up a Stripper and Other Acts of Kindness includes the story of a dancer who has come to know Christ, left the strip club industry through Erin’s ministry, and is now serving with Erin to reach other strippers. From feeding the homeless, to Easter egg hunts for special needs children, to ministering in a strip club, How to Pick Up a Stripper and Other Acts of Kindness provides exciting ideas for showing God’s love in practical ways. Features include: Stories from kindness outreach events, including Strip Church Ideas for showing God’s love in practical ways Inspiration to step out of your comfort zone to serve people

One fantasy that nearly every man has it to sleep with a stripper. After all you'd be hard pressed to find hotter freakier girls. However with this being said strippers and exotic dancers remain elusive for many men who don't know how to get them. Even guys who are successful with girls in general have trouble with strippers. That's because the game is different. Things that work on regular girls just aren't going to cut it when it comes to strippers. Sure they're still women and still respond to basic things but it's a bit more complicated than that.In How To Pick Up Strippers: Everything You Need To Know To Take Home Strippers & Exotic Dancers I give you the keys to seducing strippers and taking them home from the strip club. Without spending money on them but rather through your game, understanding of strippers, and being an attractive guy. Strippers are not out of your reach and don't have to remain a fantasy. With the knowledge in this book you could be sleeping with the stripper(s) that you want by the end of the week.Here's what you'll learn in How To Pick Up Strippers: Everything You Need To Know To Take Home Strippers & Exotic Dancers...- The two categories that strippers divide men into as soon as they walk into the club and how to get in the right one.- The best times to go to the strip club to maximize your chances of taking home a stripper.- The 3 stripper personality types along with which ones to go for and which ones to avoid.- Everything you need to know about club logistics from what to do as soon as you enter to exactly where you should sit for best results.- The psychology of strippers and how it differs from regular women.- How to use the competitive nature of women (especially strippers) when it comes to male attention to your advantage.- How to get prepared for a night out at the strip club to maximize your chances of ending up with a gorgeous dancer at the end of the night.- A step by step guide to seducing a stripper. From leaving your house to taking her to the bedroom.- A crib sheet to picking up strippers. Refer to this before you go out for all the main points of picking up strippers.- The 2 most important pillars of strip club game that cannot be ignored no matter what.- And more.So if you're ready to start seducing some of the freakiest and sexiest women alive then get your copy of How To Pick Up Strippers: Everything You Need To Know To Take Home Strippers & Exotic Dancers today!

Stripper chic is in these days: you can watch celebrities "strippercize" on Oprah or do it yourself at your local gym, but this popular face of stripping hides another side of the industry, one that is far less glamorous. In Strip Club, Kim Price-Glynn takes us behind the scenes at The Lion's Den, a rundown club where women are compelled to strip out of economic need rather than as a means of liberation, and a place where strippers' stories often reflect drudgery and dismay. Strip Club reveals the intimate working lives of not just the women up on stage, but also the patrons and other workers who make the place run: the owner-manager, bartenders, deejays, doormen, bouncers, housewives, and cocktail waitresses. Price-Glynn spent fourteen months at The Lion's Den working as a cocktail waitress. Her uncommonly deep access reveals a conflict-ridden workplace fuelled by competing interests and agendas and stereotypical ideas about women, men, sexuality, race, labour, and economic value. Full of rich insights into the world of a single club, Price-Glynn argues that the club environment reproduces gender inequalities through the everyday interactions of customers and workers as well as the broader organizational structure and culture of the modern day workplace. Taking a novel approach to this controversial and often misunderstood industry, Price-Glynn draws a fascinating portrait of life and work inside the strip club.

Jill McDonough’s latest collection is fiercely unapologetic, transforming mundane moments into witty and provocative insights that closely examine the flaws in our quick-moving society. Using dark humor, the poems address the impermanence of life and how we should always find reasons to re-evaluate ourselves as empathetic beings over our selfish tendencies. ”Here’s Jill McDonough, Here All Night, belting out an endearing song of herself that is, as Whitman’s is, tuned in to some thrumming undercurrent of joy in all the mess that is America. The poems’ catalogue of the unwieldy stuff of domestic life ultimately insists that things are pretty good—love endures, friends come through, there’s plenty of gin. Unabashed and boisterous, McDonough’s voice also coos with gratitude and aching tenderness. A vital book in multiple senses: read it and feel more alive.” —Maggie Dietz

Dating can be difficult, and online dating can be even tougher! From being catfished to getting ghosted after a great date, Broken has experienced it all. Since the early days of the internet, he has tried various platforms, from AOL instant messenger to Myspace to OK Cupid, but hasn't had much luck. He has learned many lessons, often the hard way, and has developed rules to protect his heart. Through his experiences, he has gained insight into dating, although he still has a lot to learn. Join Broken as he shares his many mistakes and lessons learned from navigating the world of online dating, social interactions, sex, and relationships, despite not understanding how people, let alone women, work.

Natalie McMasters is twenty, short and blonde (OK, it’s bleached!), way cute, and a pre-law student at State. She's also straight, or at least she thinks so. To put herself through school, she's moonlighting as a private detective trainee at her uncle Amos Murdoch's 3M Detective Agency, where the most exciting thing she does is sit in a car. After she directly confronts a subject on a stakeout, Amos fires her for taking too many chances. Then she meets another student who bears an uncanny resemblance to her, and everything in her life changes. When her new best friend is brutally murdered and Amos is critically injured, Nattie immerses herself in the seamy world of web cams and strip clubs to hunt the killer. Her investigation forces her to reassess many of the ideas that she’s lived by her whole life and do things she’s never considered before – strip on a stage, question her sexuality, and rediscover the meaning of love itself. Nattie eventually exposes a drug ring, police corruption, and an assassin-for-hire online. Then she stumbles upon the true face of evil, and her encounter does not leave her unscathed…

When Leigh Hopkinson was a university student in Christchurch she worked at a succession of low-paying jobs that paid the rent and fit in around her degree. None of them fit so well, however, as stripping. She figured it couldn't be that difficult - she was just going to dance on stage in front of a bunch of strangers. She'd show them a bit of skin, but the gig wasn't going to last that long. Or so she imagined. While stripping was harder than Leigh thought it would be, she hadn't counted on it being so exhilarating - or lucrative. So when she moved to Melbourne and needed to make a living, the lure of her old job was strong. The world of the strip club had become familiar, even reassuring, though some of the people she met during the course of her job didn't exactly give her faith in the future of humanity. Over the course of Leigh's career, she learnt a lot about other people and even more about herself, and the result is a story that delves into a world that not everyone visits but everyone finds fascinating.