Former Stripper Hannah Hirsh Founds Ministry After 5 Years in Sex Industry
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Updated · Fox News · Oct 3
Former Stripper Hannah Hirsh Founds Ministry After 5 Years in Sex Industry
1 articles · Updated · Fox News · Oct 3
Summary
Hannah Hirsh says she launched Kept by Grace Ministry after leaving stripping, and now regularly visits strip clubs to help women exit the sex industry.
Five years in clubs exposed her to addiction, drugs, alcohol and trafficking, she said, while the 2020 pandemic shutdown forced a break that led her back to faith.
Hirsh said stripping is falsely glamorized as quick money and empowerment, but in practice leaves many women degraded, numb and financially drained.
Her outreach now targets women she says are often drinking or using drugs to cope, while arguing that no one in the industry is beyond redemption.
As 2026 mega-events expose massive trafficking rings, can one woman's controversial ministry truly save those trapped in the industry's darkest corners?
How did a sudden pandemic shutdown transform a lucrative stripper's life into a crusade against a multi-billion dollar underground world?