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Category Archives: Heather Veitch
Q&A With ‘Pussycat Preacher’ Director Bill Day
We did this via email (Pussycatpreacher.com, more from JimmyD): > * Why did you make this movie? Oddly enough, it wasn’t a film I wanted to make at first. Heather showed at a screening of my earlier film Missionary Positions … Continue reading
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The Error of Saving Sex City & other ministries who attempt to be culturally relevant
Ex-sex worker Dawn Reinas writes: Saving Sex City is a term used by Annie Lobert and Heather Veitch to describe their most recent endeavor of dressing into showgirl outfits and holding up signs about Jesus loving hookers, pimps, etc. While … Continue reading
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Christians Vs. The Porn Convention
Shelley Lubben blogs: The world’s largest gathering of porn stars is coming up in January, 2008 and I need your help! There will also be about 250,000 porn fans who will be attending as well. God has really opened a … Continue reading
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Is It Ok To Use Sex To Sell The Gospel?
There’s a Christian war going on on MySpace about the evangelical ministry of my friend Heather Veitch (who targets sex workers). Dawn Reinas writes: As a sex industry survivor, I am frequently asked about different outreach ministries and whether or … Continue reading
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My Christian Evangelist Friend Heather Veitch Divorcing
That’s a big no-no in the Christian religion. Heather’s (her myspace) lost most of her Christian friends over it. She’s still ministering to sex workers and she has a Jewish boyfriend. I call her Wednesday afternoon. The last time we … Continue reading
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