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What happened when a former stripper married a future minister and how did the church support them?
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Lauren Windle2022-03-31T08:30:00
American Amy Mevorach worked as a stripper for a few months to pay her bills through college but her husband, a trainee minister, insisted that she didn’t tell anyone as he said his career depended on their collective reputation.
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