Veitch's ministry, J.C.'s Girls, does outreach every week to local strip clubs where she and other female members of her church go to a topless bar at night and buy lap dances. Once the women get into the private room, they talk to the dancers about Jesus, give them a contact card, and invite them to church. Veitch said the bars have allowed the ministry to come and buy time with the dancers.
Many of the strippers have been touched to hear that Jesus loves them despite their lifestyle. Some have asked to be prayed for instantly while others have left the sex industry or abandoned the idea of getting an abortion.
Lobert, meanwhile, reaches out to call girls at casinos, similar to her former job. She said she sits at bars and talks to girls about her personal story and invites them to church.
Explaining her ministry, Hookers for Jesus, Lobert said, "I picked that name because it is catchy. Most Christians might think I am selling my body. But I say that because I am trying to hook people on Jesus. I hook them for Jesus."
Emerging church leader and XXXChurch.com ministry founder Pastor Craig Gross will also attend the AVN Adult Expo this week to evangelise those in the porn industry. He will be joined by Veitch and Lobert this year.
XXXChurch.com is an online ministry created to get Christians to talk about their X-rated addictions and help them overcome them. The ministry celebrated its sixth year on Wednesday.
Veitch is relatively well-known and has appeared on shows ranging from "Geraldo" to "The 700 Club" to testify about her conversion and the ministry. She also has a new documentary called "Pussycat Preacher". Lobert has a lower media profile but appeared with Veitch in a series of popular YouTube videos called "Saving Sex City".
