The Spark In 2013, the call went out to bring a new kind of ministry to the heart of Kansas City. Sister Glamarama Ding Dong and five founding members answered, forming the "Aspirant House." They didn’t just want to start a club; they wanted to build a sanctuary of joy.

The Journey to Full Profession Our path was one of dedication and proof. By 2015, we became a Mission House, earning the trust of over 30 sister houses across the globe. We spent years in the streets—fundraising, providing outreach, and promoting spiritual enlightenment. In September 2017, we reached our final milestone: becoming a Fully Professed House. With the support of 65 international houses, we proved that Kansas City’s heart was big enough for the Sisters.

Why the Habit? People often ask why we wear the paint and the coronets. The answer is simple: visibility. We wear the festive habits and the formal veils to be the most colorful, loudest, and "weirdest" people in the room. Why? Because when we are the center of attention, the person who feels judged, forgotten, or "too different" finally feels safe to step out of the shadows.

The Work Today The issues change—moving from conversations about sexuality to the nuances of gender and identity—but the need for "Perpetual Indulgence" remains. Whether we are handing out Bliss Kits, raising money for local charities, or shining a light on issues others would rather sweep under the rug, we remain devoted to a single truth: All people have the right to express their unique beauty without guilt.

Your support helps us continue this work. Join us in making Kansas City a place of endless joy and zero shame.

Spreading JOY