https://terilynadams.com/church-outfit-ideas/ Realistic fashion, beauty & wellness Sat, 21 Sep 2024 20:45:13 +0000 hourly 1 https://terilynadams.com/church-outfit-ideas/#comment-370826 Wed, 18 Sep 2024 02:10:40 +0000 http://www.afoodiestaysfit.com/?p=19012#comment-370826 I’m Catholic and how it’s been described to me is since we are going to the feast of the Lord, dress appropriately! As you mentioned, there’s no strict rules but it can also depend on the time of the service. Saturday evening tends to be more casual (jeans) than a Sunday morning. Generally no shoulders exposed is how I prefer to dress at church too (also because it can get cold!).
Thanks for the post combining faith and fashion.

]]> https://terilynadams.com/church-outfit-ideas/#comment-370824 Tue, 17 Sep 2024 17:45:54 +0000 http://www.afoodiestaysfit.com/?p=19012#comment-370824 I’d say this is way more noticeable in the South. I am from Mocksville NC. I was raised to dress up for church too. I now live in Wisconsin. Much more casual in the Midwest. I’ve worn leggings before. I let my kids pick out what they want to wear. If they wanna wear shorts and a hoody that’s fine with me. Like you said it’s more about their heart than what people wear. Most people cannot afford to buy different clothes just to wear to church.

]]> https://terilynadams.com/church-outfit-ideas/#comment-357474 Sun, 12 May 2024 21:24:44 +0000 http://www.afoodiestaysfit.com/?p=19012#comment-357474 sounds like we have very similar life experiences. After being mormon i showed up to a methodist church dressed as i normally would. I quickly realized that the Methodist church was more up to date with the times and as a woman I could even wear slacks! or a less formal dress. I have to agree, God cares what’s in your heart, and a less intense dress code allows for more people to feel comfortable to come and worship, which is so lovely.

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