I Saw An >>>

Last Sunday, when I walked into the sanctuary, I found myself in a moment of personal contemplation. I spotted a woman in her 40s, adorned with tattoos and several piercings.

Throughout my upbringing, I was taught that the church is a space for reverence and humility, where modest attire signifies respect for the sacred environment. Her striking appearance made me question my long-held beliefs about what is deemed “appropriate” dress for church.

This led me to ponder: are my opinions on church attire still applicable in today’s world? Should we really hold expectations regarding how individuals present themselves in places of worship?

Noticing the woman’s bold style at church made me reconsider my traditional views on church attire. After the service, I gently suggested a more understated look, but she replied, “My appearance is not your concern.” Her words made me reflect—was my discomfort rooted in outdated ideas about church clothing rather than any real issue with her style? It made me question whether it’s fair to expect everyone to follow the same dress code in a time that celebrates personal expression.

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