UNIFORMS

Everything we do should reflect the presence of Christ in our life and our willingness to obey His will and purpose. This includes what we wear.

Let us consider:

1 Timothy 2:9-10

9 In like manner also, that women ADORN themselves in modest apparel, with shamefacedness and sobriety; not with broided hair, or gold, or pearls, or costly array;

10 But (which becometh women professing godliness) with good works.

God is concerned about every facet of our life, even the way we adorn ourselves. The above scriptures use some interesting words regarding the manner in which a son of God should be clothed. They first instruct us to dress in modest apparel.

Modest:

1. Having or showing a moderate estimation of one’s own talents, abilities, and value.

2. Having or proceeding from a disinclination to call attention to oneself.

Verse 9 further instructs us to dress with shamefacedness.

Shamefacedness:

1. Indicative of shame; ashamed.

2. Extremely modest or shy; bashful.

3. Feeling embarrassed about yourself.

The son of God should be modest and shamefaced in their dress. In other words, our apparel should reflect that we are holy. Many Christians feel that it is acceptable to God to dress in clothing that expose our private parts or reveal too much flesh (thighs, buttocks, cleavage). The Word of God lets us know how God feels. It lets us know that He is holy and changes not. Fads and fashions change, from one season to the next, but God will not.

Therefore, to have a problem with covering yourself in modest apparel is to have a problem with God. We are there to be of assistance to the people of God and not a distraction to them. Therefore, the PSA board will maintain the standard holiness set forth by the Word of God when purchasing uniforms. We will purpose to look our best (stylishly tasteful), yet holy. Every member must be willing to submit to the required uniformed dress code.

A. When servicing the congregation our look must be uniformed – meaning exactly the same in clothing and accessories. This promotes unity, but also allows us to be easily identifiable to leadership.

B. Clothing must be loose fitting, nothing tight or clinging to the body. However, we must avoid clothing that is too loose for this can cause you to look sloppy.

C. Women can wear dresses, skirts, skirt suits and pant suits while in service. If slacks are worn, they must be of loose fit and an accompanying jacket is required at all times. The jacket should cover the front and posterior areas of the female. Skirts must be below the knees so that when you sit your knees are well covered.

D. The male PSAs should always wear a tie and/or jacket, as needed. Their attire should compliment the female outfits. Slacks should be pulled up to the waist and held up by a belt.

E. The hair of both male and female PSAs must be cleaned and appropriately groomed. It is popular now for men to go about with their hair uncombed. This will not be tolerated on the PSA board.

F. Uniforms will be purchased regularly to ensure that we are always prepared for service.

G. It is the responsibility of each member to properly clean and store their uniforms. No PSA will be allowed to minister in a stained, wrinkled or smelly uniform. Shoes are a part of your uniform as well. Therefore, they, too, must be kept clean. Be responsible! The PSA president should not have to constantly tell you to wash or iron your uniform. To be slack concerning this is a sign that you do not take your ministry serious.

H. Name tags must be worn while in service. I. Male PSAs are not allowed to wear earrings.

J. Female PSAs are not allowed to wear nose rings.

K. No shades can be worn while on duty unless you are working outside in the sun.

L. Absolutely no gum chewing while on duty.

M. Flip flops or slides cannot be worn while on duty.

Below is a list of color coordinates:

Suits: Blouses: Royal Blue (BT Blue) Peach White

Sky Blue/ Mint Green Brown

Pink/ Cream/ Beige Sage/Apple Green

Colored shirt as assigned Black

Colored shirt as assigned