Annie Lobért, who founded Hookers for Jesus, and musician Oz Fox of the Christian company Stryper said their "I do's" at the Church of South Las Vegas in forefront of an applauding drive and an audience on the Internet. The alloying had been extensively touted on several Christian Web sites. Lobért, 41, walked up to the condition in a chalk-white strapless gown, gloves and veil.
Earlier this week, she wrote on her MySpace blog: "I am getting married. It's about time." She had worked as a working girl for 11 years, making as much as $500 an hour.
She said she hit stagger bottom when she overdosed on cocaine and the whole shooting match went black, according to an ABC question posted on her Web site. She asked Jesus to labourer her and became what many jokingly apostrophize a "porn-again Christian." Lobért says her purpose now is to economize the souls of women who over their bodies. She often spends hour at gloaming on streets handing out Bibles to prostitutes and seeking to sway them there is a better manner to originate a living.
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