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Diamonds, there was a young person a part of her church's youth group and she shared that she wanted a job in a strip club. "The strip club," they asked? "Yes, the strip club. There is a job opening as a cook and while I'm there I want to share the gospel with the strippers," she explained to her youth group.
Well, her youth leader, along with her youth group carpooled to the strip club and prayed over the building in the dead of winter. They then proceeded by writing her work schedule down after she got the job and when she was scheduled to work, they each agreed to pray.
After the young person ministered to the other young women in the strip club and introduced them to Jesus Christ, they responded by coming into the church, giving their lives to Christ and made the decision to change occupations.
What an awesome testimony of God's love, light, and grace being dispensed into the world!
May this testimony encourage someone to follow God's leading and prompting of the Holy Spirit to go where no other disciple has gone before for the sake of the gospel.
As you can see, God loves the stripper too. His love through us as his conduits of salt and light can LOVE strippers right into the Lamb's Book of Life!
Remember, for all of us that have been saved, we've all been saved from something. Your sin might not be my sin but Jesus ate with sinners and called the friend. As a friend, he offered them an invitation to salvation!

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