It's Work! Often, the Sisters are seen out having a good time, looking fabulous and enjoying themselves.  However, what people do not see is a great deal of work that each Sister does.  We are also associated with fundraising and we do a lot of it, but that is not our mission and our work spans many other areas.

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The Sisters do work including charity, community outreach, ministry, social activism, sex-positive education, and disease prevention.  We organize, plan and throw events, sometimes acting as MC or host.  We also have some very intense one-on-one sessions with the people we meet.  The Sisters frequently act as educators for the community.  Ours is a “ministry of presence”.  Being a Sister requires a lot of different skills and an investment in time, energy, and money.

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In a potential member we look for drive, passion and commitment; a desire to perform community service; the ability to handle many tasks with grace; honesty and a genuine character; good people skills and the ability to interact with others in a meaningful way.  However, having the drive and skills is not enough.  The Order must be able to work together smoothly and efficiently.  We are far from perfect and, like any family, often have our misunderstandings.  Despite that, we all work towards our common goals and often can make miracles happen.

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We are more than just another community service organization: we are Sisters.  We have a history and a culture that has developed.  Like our religious counterparts, we felt calling to do this work.  There is room for a lot of fun in the Order, but we take our callings and our vows very seriously.  The majority of Sisters consider this a lifelong vocation; the path may twist and turn, the outer manifestation may change, but the commitment to service never waivers. In Las Vegas, we have two membership paths, one is the path of a nun and the other is the path of a Guard. In either case, both are considered to be Sisters and they follow the same regulations.