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NEW VOLUNTEER STAFF POSITIONS
Dirty Girls Ministries (DGM) seeks two new volunteer staff positions to serve alongside Founder and Executive Director Crystal Renaud and Director of Operations Jenny Miller. Candidates should model a Christ-like lifestyle and attitude of sexual integrity that is reflective of our team. Both positions can be accomplished remotely. Once all applications and resumes have been received, interviews will be conducted with eligible candidates via Skype (with video when possible).
JOB DESCRIPTIONS AND APPLICATION
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DGM CONFERENCE
MARK YOUR CALENDARS: Dirty Girls Ministries is partnering with Westside Family Church in Lenexa, KS to bring you our first ever conference: WHOLE Women’s Conference on August 24-25, 2012. Featuring keynote speaker Lisa Harper. We hope you will plan to join us too. Registration details soon.
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GROUP LEADER TRAINING WORKSHOP SURVEY
We would appreciate your honest feedback! If you’ve ever been interested in leading women in recovery groups but desire training to do so, would you take a moment to complete a one-question survey? Serious surveyors only please. The results of this survey will help to mold how we approach trainings in the future.
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RECENT PRESS ABOUT THE “M” WORD
“Instead of writing an article about the issue of female porn addiction, the reporter’s agenda was to write a piece that pegged me as a woman “on a crusade against masturbation”—who was only parading around as a ministry about porn. At the time of its release not much exposure came from it. So I was hoping it was dead and buried and I could take it all as a lesson learned. But what’s unfortunate about the press—is that nothing is ever as dead and buried as you might think.” —Crystal Renaud
