Christian head covering outfit

All over the world, there are different dress codes and etiquette for different occasions. One would dress in a formal outfit for a wedding, but wear comfortable and casual clothing for shopping, travelling or attending a sporting event. All cultures have specific rules and regulations for people visiting religious places and participating in religious ceremonies.

I am part Mexican, a bit Spanish from my dad and probably some kind of European mix from my mom. I live in the United States and am a practicing Christian. Growing up, and being educated in a…

Headcovering is a practice that has fallen out of favor...but why? A year ago, God called me to this tradition as a Christian woman, and I obeyed immediately. Over the last year I have grown spiritually and learned so much about following God even when it's scary. Dive in and get your questions answered about biblical headcovering.

Meg Klassen | Christian homemaker on Instagram: "I absolutely LOVE my new headcoverings from @thelibertybee. So many different styling options and the colors are so fun! I have practiced headcovering for most of my adult life, but a lot of that time was with a very legalistic mindset. I covered my hair all the time because I thought it was immodest not to, I thought women who didn’t cover were rebels (😵‍💫), and I definitely thought I was a more obedient and holy Christian because of it…

Bruderhof member Voll shares her reasons for wearing a head covering and dressing modestly. Her style of dress is a flag of freedom: from objectification, from worry over fashion, and most importantly, freedom to be the woman God created her to be.

The covering is not simply her long hair. This supposition would make nonsense of verse 6; for the thought there is, that if she does not have a covering she might as well be shorn or shaven, a supposition without any force whatever if the hair covering is deemed sufficient.

I practice head-covering. It used to be that I just did it for church (with a veil), but I now do it nearly daily (with a bandanna), except on some rare occasions when I feel led to not cover my head. Otherwise, I do it all the time. I wrote about it early on in my journey, in the blog post entitled: A Long-Lost Tradition That I Practice - Wearing a Veil Before I started head-covering though, I asked my husband's permission if I could wear a veil to Mass. He found nothing wrong with it…