What kind of clothes do Ethiopian Americans wear to church?
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Ethiopian American clothes
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Muslimahs wear regular clothing under them.  Whatever you want.
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I still haven't figured out why people who aren't members of the church speak as if they completely understand us, our doctrines, or anything at all about us for that matter. \n\nI am LDS and the answer to your question is that all adult members of the church who are worthy and enter the Temple commit to wear garments for the rest of their lives. It is not just for those getting married, although for some, marriage may be the first time they enter the Temple. \n\nThe garments are white to symbolize purity. They help assure modesty in dress as well as maintain sexual purity. They also help us have respect for the attributes of God, and, if they are worn appropriately, they are symbolic of what Paul regarded as taking upon one the whole armor of God (see Eph. 6:13). The wearing of garments is an outward expression of an inward covenant, and symbolizes Christlike attributes in one's mission in life. The wearing of sacred clothing is not new and most leaders in the various religious organization of the world today still wear special clothing. It is similar to how a priest or reverend wears a collar or robe. We simply wear ours underneath our clothes. They are not strange or freakish in anyway. They appear much like normal knee length athletic underwear and a white t-shirt, but with much more significance, of course. \n\nI hope that this helps answer your question. Please let me know if you would like addition information on this or any other church topic.
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tefillin are small boxes with prayers inside. they are attached to your arm and forehead with leather straps, you wear them every day except for holidays.\n\nactually, depending on whether you are orthodox, conservative, raconstructionist, and reform, some girls do wear tefillin. i attend a conservative synagogue with a female rabbi. on weekdays she, and several other members of the shul (some male some female) wear tefillin.
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I go to church on Easter Sunday, at my church in Queens, NY.  Then, usually, I go to the Fifth Avenue Easter Parade in Manhattan, NYC.  Often I'm wearing an Easter bonnet I've made myself, and I hand out little tracts and treats.  Then I join my family for Easter dinner, which usually includes ham or lamb.  We might watch an appropriate Easter show on TV.\n\nOften I incorporate a little Passover in my Easter.  I might make up a kind of seder plate on Holy Thursday.  I've also attended a few Messianic Seders.  Last year I attended a model seder for middle-schoolers at a Reform synagogue; this year I've already attended a pre-Passover women's seder at the same synagogue.\n\nGood Friday, I used to go to a Catholic Church, sometimes St Patrick's Cathedral, in the afternoon.  Since my own church started having Good Friday services in the evening, I go there.
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Black jeans, dark green shirt, black sneakers (or tekkies if you're from ZA)
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To wear or not to wear!\n\nThy salt wear what thee likes and that salt be the order of the day. Nothing happens - its ur wish and its ur choice. Havt u seen those rare african tribes who dont wear a thing and still there body is fit and fine ( in fact much better than most of us who spent so much on brands)
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I'm not sure, but there's a website called \nwww.sandyknows.com \nthat tells a lot of events in okc\nand i have seen gospel events on there. \nSandy Brown is a local swing dance teacher and she has this website which includes a lot of predominately black events in OKC.  Good place to start.  I'm not hooked up with the churches or I would send you there.
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hmm...i used to be penticostal and i became adventist.\n\nit really depends on what branch of penticostalism you are talking about. there is the liberal type and the conservative type.\n\ni grew up on the conservative side. women wore dresses..you almost never cut your hair. as a woman you never wore anything above your knees. etc etc etc.\n\nso here are the similarities and differences that i have seen.\n\nas church standard..modesty is appreciated by both denominations.\n\nthey both read the same Bible (at least in romanian they do....im a romanian). \n\nromanian penticostal women wear headcoverings.....as most adventist women dont, though a few older women do, and in Romania, where teh custom of wearing a scarf on your head is very much a cultural thing, some adventist women will wear them out there.\n\nboth denominations believe that all the gifts of the spirit are still to be used today. the only difference is in the manifestation. Penticostals have the manifestations at just about any church meeting and home prayer meetings. While adventists believe that the gifts are to be used specifically when you are directly ministring to someone or witnessing to them about God. ( like peter did in the 1st chap. of Acts.) \n\na difference would be in the day of worship, pentis on sunday and SDA's on saturday. though both of them usually keep it the same way. at least when i grew up, we didnt cook or sew or do any work on sunday. and adventists do about the same.\n\nthere are also a few doctrinal differences, like about what happens when you die and about hell and about the whole tribulation and rapture issue. but those are deeper sujects. message me if you want to know more info.
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yes there were. before and after. the old testament referred to them as cushites(ethiopia was known as cush). in the new testament phillip teaches and baptises an ethiopian. there were a lot of trade routes by land and sea and a lot of multi-cultural contact. at the pentacost where the holy spirit was given, there were people present from all over the known world(acts).
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You are thinking of Sikhs.\n\nThey have the five K's, similar to the five pillars in islam:\n\nKanga (comb)\nKarra (the metal bracelet you are thinking of)\nKacha (cotton underpants)\nKarpan (small dagger or sword)\nKes (unshaven or un-cut hair)\n\nThe link below gives information about muslim clothes etc
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My daughter is getting blessed at church on Sunday.  My parents-in-law, my brother and his family, and some friends are all coming out for it.  We'll be playing and catching up on Saturday.  On Sunday is the blessing and my 2 month old daughter will be wearing the same dress that her grandpa, 2 aunts, and cousin wore for their blessings.  The dress is about 60 years old!
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There are many versions of Christianity. If you pay attention to movies, you should have the basic idea. Usually the woman wears a white dress and veil. Her parents give her to the groom. The bride and groom exchange rings and vows. Afterwards there is a reception at a hall or a church or the parents' home or a park.
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how about a local church??? most churches will take clothing donations too  and they do not re-sell the clothing to people, they give poor people clothing for free...they may also have many connections to oversea organizations  and can get you in touch with them or send them for you... best wishes!
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God doesn't care what you are wearing on the outside. It is the inside He is concerned about. Where I go to church, no one is concerned about what you are wearing. They are just happy to see you there. Find a good church that feels the same way. Good luck and God Bless!
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How exactly does a homosexual dress?  Is there a special clothing line or something?
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I have alsways seen males wearing suits (adults down to children) for their first communion.  Colors do not matter.