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We are all now more informed campers.

Folks, do not, I repeat DO NOT get your toes caught in your undies while putting them on. 5sdad has done us the favor of testing that out, almost with dire results.

Were you to try, one might be heading to the church for a different reason if you crack your head on the dresser.

If it’s that dicey, just go commando.

well, I'm a bi-vocational pastor. From May to October I wear slacks and a polo type shirt.
In the winter, I wear a suit and tie often.
My folks don't care and as one of the first posts on this thread mentioned, God does not either.

I won't bother posting the 'U turn sign.

fairly casual except for christmas and the lenten season special services. our services start back up onsite on sunday. haven't been to church since sometime in feb or march.

Threads need music.

Bro Johnny.

Just back from church.

This may very be the case, I do not know for sure.

We do not let the grass and weeds get waist-high, we keep all the paint in order, the siding is pressure washed annually, carpets are cleaned twice a year, no candy wrappers blowing around in the parking lot.

No one is expected to be dressed to the nines, but people should have some reverence when coming the Lord’s house to worship Him.
If you testimony is that of a slob, how is that a service to the Great Commission?

For church, I like to think we should dress as if we were dressing to meet someone that was personally important to us. I probably wouldn't wear cut off shorts and flip flops to meet the president, so I won't do it to wear to church. That being said, when I was young, it was not at all unusual or looked down on to wear bib overalls to church. Most of the time they had on a white shirt and possibly a tie with the bibs. Course this was a small church and most of the folks were depression era adults, and it was about the best they had. God knows when you are trying to honor him, and when you are just trying to show off.

Dress suit or blazer/dress jacket with dress slacks, coordinated dress shirt and tie. Since a kid. God's house for worship. Some others dress very differently - works fine - to each his own.

Suit and tie. Don't go much now except for funerals.

We just finished the holiest day of the year for us. Part of the service was indoors (for those who were very observant and not afraid of being indoors with lots of people), part was outdoors under a tent. This will give you an idea of how orthodox Jews dress for temple. Pretty much shorts or jeans, white shirt or tshirts and sneakers or very informal shoes.

Thanks Remsen for a look inside your world

but, no high heels, suspendie and bras?

Dammit, Jim, we're Jews, not lumberjacks!

OK that was hilarious

After showering, I put on underwear and then socks. Not hard and fast as to whether the shirt or pants is next. In winter, I often wear a t-shirt under the shirt. Jacket and shoes are put on at the rear door.

Socks (in winter), and a cup of coffee. Maybe a housecoat until the coffee kicks in.

After awhile I'll get dressed in something if I feel like it.

I 'm not into the group thing with a funny-collar guy telling us what to think and do. YMMV and welcome.

Rene has you beat with his camo dove huntin ‘ coveralls and blaze orange safari hat .

Fist rule, neat, and clean.

My attitude will differ from many of yours and I'm not being critical of anyone, but out of my respect for God, I wear a suit and tie when I attend church. He's probably just glad to see me there, but out of respect, I want to look my best. Kinda like someone else said, if I was meeting someone important, I'd dress the part.