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Vicars thank God for sex toys
Feb. 2, 2006
More articles on this topic: London: A British couple who launched a website selling sex toys to conservative Christians has revealed that vicars are some of their best clients.
Stella Hagarty and husband Stan revealed that they had decided to launch ‘Wholly Love‘ to show normally reserved church-goers that sex is a gift from God, and that it should not be treated as something sinful.
And the website seems to have gotten its stamp of approval from God himself, as vicars make up some of the couple’s best clients.
“We have been expecting a storm of protest over what we’re doing, but we’ve had no negative feedback so far. In fact we’ve had a lot of orders from vicars themselves,” The Sun quoted her, as saying.
“We’re offering products celebrating God’s fantastic gift of sex within Christian marriage. We don’t have any nudity on the site and we try to make it a pleasant, guilt-free, tasteful experience. We don’t offer any items to do with S&M,” she added.
They couple has been advertising their website, which includes products such as sex toys and aids, lingerie, sex games and food and self-help books, in Christian magazines, including the Church Times.
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