P31Woman:
I guess you're in the warm and sunny South?
Blessings.
As long as I can remember going to Church on the beach has been a normal part of my life. No one seems to care how folks are dressed they are just glad you came.
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P31Woman:
I guess you're in the warm and sunny South?
Blessings.
As long as I can remember going to Church on the beach has been a normal part of my life. No one seems to care how folks are dressed they are just glad you came.
It's a serious issue, isn't it? People dress well to meet Obama. How do the same people dress when they go to church??Hardly anyone wears nice clothes to church anymore.
As long as I can remember going to Church on the beach has been a normal part of my life. No one seems to care how folks are dressed they are just glad you came.
It's a serious issue, isn't it? People dress well to meet Obama. How do the same people dress when they go to church??
What do you mean by "dress well"? Because I know many people have different meanings, some mean you must wear a suit and tie and others mean wear a pair of jeans and a button-up shirt (like most of the men in our church). For me I think we should dress in clean and modest clothes but I don't think it is disrespectful to wear jeans instead of something more fancy. I think we should live every moment for the Lord no matter if we are in church or at home, and the Lord is always in our presence, so I don't see the need for extra special clothing for Sundays.
I'm with Edward on the long skirts!
I wore them a lot when we were dating and I still do every once in a while. And he still loves it.
Maybe we are old fashioned too!
I'm with Edward on the long skirts!
I wore them a lot when we were dating and I still do every once in a while. And he still loves it.
Maybe we are old fashioned too!
I think that should be the focus: Receive the visitor first. Then gradually do the other.
Do what other?
I don't tell people how they are to dress to come before their God to worship Him. That's the Holy Spirit's job not mine.
P31Woman: I think he means gradually introduce conservative dress codes. (I could be wrong.)
Blessings.
Don't know about anyone else, but I don't care whether I'm presentable before Obama. I wouldn't be in his presence on invitation or otherwise anyway. But I do care how I look, inside and out, before my God.Actually what I mean is, if you want to appear presentable before Obama why not also appear presentable and neat before your God.
I don't tell people about my cultural dress codes.
P31Woman: I think he means gradually introduce conservative dress codes. (I could be wrong.)
Blessings.
Don't know about anyone else, but I don't care whether I'm presentable before Obama. I wouldn't be in his presence on invitation or otherwise anyway. But I do care how I look, inside and out, before my God.
Ya. Which is why we must appear neat before HIM. Cleanliness is next to....? We should appear like Children of the King - not as Old scarecrows
My guess is you would have a hard time at the Salvation Army church.
P31Woman:
Fact is, a lot of Christian young women who attend church functions typically wear blue jeans and maybe leather jackets: it might not be a vision of old fashioned floppy dresses, but it kind of reflects an un-self-conscious cultural dress code of their own, I guess, which ought not to be problematic for people, I reckon, (in my humble opinion).
Blessings.