Do you prefer a minister to be wearing the black shirt and white coller or just simply a suit and tie?

Answer 1

See the black shirt as a uniform - we wear so that people recognise us - a bit like seeing a policeman in uniform... but nowadays not all clerical shirts are black - they are available in lots of colours too. Previously black and grey were worn by clergy as a symbol of poverty - when bright colours were expensive.

Answer 2

My personal prejudice tells me that a person in a suit and tie has had no particular religious training and therefore cannot be trusted to know what he is talking about.

A priest or one with a black shirt and white collar signifies to me that he/she has had training and has a degree to teach religion. (I am not a catholic)

Answer 3

suit,tie,jeans and a t-shirt if he wants. I believe that people should go to church however they feel like dressing themselves.
God dont care if u wear dress clothes or not.

Answer 4

I would rather a minister wear sweat pants and a casual sweat shirt. So we wouldn't have to dress up for church.

Answer 5

I don't even care if he's not in a suit and tie. It's whether he's preaching the truth that counts.

Answer 6

I don't care what he's wearing. Other than Sunday and special occasions, he's probably just wearing work/play clothes. The inside, not the outside is what counts.

Answer 7

Normal everyday clothes is fine with me. Forcing someone to wear certain clothes in order to teach or preach is a bit silly.

Answer 8

As long as they actually teach God's Word not man's, it doesn't matter. In my church he might have a suit and tie.

Don't look at the appearance but the heart.

Answer 9

Personally I care more about being Spirit driven that what the fashion of the day is. Not being ugly.

Answer 10

Suit and tie.♥