Rasa from Werder

Rasa von Werder (born July 16, 1945 in Calw as Rosa Sofia Jakstas ) is a former German-American stripper , bodybuilder and founder of her own church. She was best known by her stage name Kellie Everts .

Life

Rasa von Werder was born as Rosa Sofia Jakstas on July 15, 1945 in Calw, Swabia. She started a career as a bodybuilder.

In July 1967 she won the title of Miss Nude Universe. At the competition, she presented herself completely naked in front of a completely naked audience. In 1974 she won the title of Miss Body Beautiful.

Recordings of her appeared in the May issue of Playboy in 1977. She was the first female bodybuilder to appear in Playboy. Eight more Playboy appearances followed. Later she worked as an exotic dancer.

In 1978 she had the idea that a stripper could also act as a religious ambassador. The combination of a stripper and her belief in evangelicalism led to the creation of the Stripper for God initiative .

She toured America and Canada, where she gave over 1,000 sermons in variety theaters and nightclubs. She also traveled to England once. In 1988, she appeared in the TV show The Morton Downey, Jr. on.

Later she dealt with the topics of matriarchy and female divinity as part of her religious mission . On June 16, 1978, she gave a sermon on the Three Secrets of Fatima in front of the White House in Washington. With this she wanted to convert Russia.

In 1981 she trained for bodybuilding competitions, but was not admitted to the IFBB Boardwalk Regency competitions in Atlantic City. She protested by giving a 30-minute radio interview in which she only wore a white bikini .

On February 2, 2007, the World Bodybuilding Guild (WBBG) awarded her the title "Progenitor of Female Bodybuilding", and in August of the same year she was inducted into the WBBG Hall of Fame.

On May 24, 2004 Eberts, who meanwhile called herself Rasa von Werder or Guru Rasa of the Church of MotherGod , founded the website Woman Thou Art God . Since then, she has regularly published her religious beliefs online. She has published a total of fifteen books on matriarchy and spirituality .

Filmography

1966: She Did It His Way!
1966: The Swinger Winter
1966: The Girls on F Street
1969: Fashion Strip
1988: Lesbian Love Slave
1989: Stand on Your Man

Web links

Individual evidence

↑ Kellie Everts: The Progenitor of Female Body Building (English) . Retrieved November 27, 2015.
^ The spirit and the flesh ( English ) Salon . December 11, 1999. Retrieved November 23, 2014.
^ "The Binghamton Press", Binghamton, February 2, 1979 (English).
↑ Washington Post, June 16, 1978
↑ "SF Chronicle", June 1978 "God told her to Strip"
^ "NY Daily News", Sept. 1973 "Stripper mixes Spiritual Light and Spotlight"
↑ She says God told her to strip (English) . In: The Spokesman Review , June 15, 1978. Retrieved November 22, 2014.
↑ Kellie Everts: I Strip for God ( English ). Lulu, 2009, ISBN 978-0557072286 , p. 103: "" Hot-Gospel Stripper Finds It Cool In Britain ": Cover image from Titbits Magazin, 2. – 8. January 1975 "
↑ SHE Magazine "Bird of Pray"
^ The Express , October 8, 1979 "Your great role model was Josephine Baker"
↑ "Stern", November 1974 "Personal data"
↑ TV newspaper no. 47 "The pastor who shows hot dances in a bar at night"
↑ Montreal Star , November 18, 1977 "Stripper peals for Church"
^ "Journal de Montreal", July 13, 1978 "Une Effeuilleuse amasse des Fonds pour batir une Chapelle"
↑ Toronto Sun , April 3, 1979, January 17, 1985 "The Lord moves in mysterious ways"
↑ Ottawa Citizen , August 1, 1978 "God's strip dancer to shed on Hill"
^ Washington Post Style Section "The Spirit moves Her," Jan. 17, 1978
↑ Terry Brennan: Lady body builder fights stripping of credentials (English) . In: Philadelphia Journal . Retrieved November 21, 2014.
↑ Kellie Everts: The Progenitor of Female Body Building (English) . Retrieved November 27, 2015.
↑ The University Of Mother God Church ( English ) Woman Thou Art God. Retrieved October 11, 2012.

personal data
SURNAME	Werder, Rasa from
ALTERNATIVE NAMES	Jakstas, Rosa Sofia (maiden name); Everts, Kellie
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	German-American stripper, bodybuilder and founder of her own church
DATE OF BIRTH	July 16, 1945
PLACE OF BIRTH	Calw

[1] Kellie Everts: The Progenitor of Female Body Building (English) . Retrieved November 27, 2015.

[2] The spirit and the flesh ( English ) Salon . December 11, 1999. Retrieved November 23, 2014.

[3] "The Binghamton Press", Binghamton, February 2, 1979 (English).

[4] Washington Post, June 16, 1978

[5] "SF Chronicle", June 1978 "God told her to Strip"

[6] "NY Daily News", Sept. 1973 "Stripper mixes Spiritual Light and Spotlight"

[7] She says God told her to strip (English) . In: The Spokesman Review , June 15, 1978. Retrieved November 22, 2014.

[8] Kellie Everts: I Strip for God ( English ). Lulu, 2009, ISBN 978-0557072286 , p. 103: "" Hot-Gospel Stripper Finds It Cool In Britain ": Cover image from Titbits Magazin, 2. – 8. January 1975 "

[9] SHE Magazine "Bird of Pray"

[10] The Express , October 8, 1979 "Your great role model was Josephine Baker"

[11] "Stern", November 1974 "Personal data"

[12] TV newspaper no. 47 "The pastor who shows hot dances in a bar at night"

[13] Montreal Star , November 18, 1977 "Stripper peals for Church"

[14] "Journal de Montreal", July 13, 1978 "Une Effeuilleuse amasse des Fonds pour batir une Chapelle"

[15] Toronto Sun , April 3, 1979, January 17, 1985 "The Lord moves in mysterious ways"

[16] Ottawa Citizen , August 1, 1978 "God's strip dancer to shed on Hill"

[17] Washington Post Style Section "The Spirit moves Her," Jan. 17, 1978

[18] Terry Brennan: Lady body builder fights stripping of credentials (English) . In: Philadelphia Journal . Retrieved November 21, 2014.

[19] Kellie Everts: The Progenitor of Female Body Building (English) . Retrieved November 27, 2015.

[20] The University Of Mother God Church ( English ) Woman Thou Art God. Retrieved October 11, 2012.