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2. Oneness Pentecostalism - Wikipedia

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   According to UPCI standards, women are generally expected not to wear pants, make-up, form fitting clothing, jewelry, or to cut their hair; while men are expected to be clean-shaven, short-haired, and are expected to wear long sleeve shirts (women are also expected to wear long sleeve dresses or blouses) and long-legged pants, as opposed to ...

3. Pentecostalism in Kerala - Wikipedia

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   A distinction of the sexes in clothing, forbidding such style as trousers and pant suits for women unless required by work or public service. Christian men are to wear their hair short and Christian women must never cut or remove their hair, wearing it long in order to have a definitive distinction of male and female sexes.

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   FullBeauty Brands was founded in 1901 in New York City. [citation needed] In 1924, the company launched its first fashion catalog.In 1941, the mail order business moved to Indiana where the company fulfills catalog and online orders from its fulfillment centers in Indianapolis and Plainfield.

5. Church of Our Lord Jesus Christ of the Apostolic Faith

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   Among the practices that separate it from other Pentecostal churches are its outspokenness on the significance of the name "Lord Jesus Christ", especially as a baptismal formula; a very conservative dress code, which includes the wearing of hats or some other type of headcovering (e.g., prayer veil) by women during church services; insistence ...

6. Apostolic Church of Pentecost - Wikipedia

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   Officially, women can hold leadership roles within ACOP, [27] and several have been ordained into the pastorate. [28] There is also a formal organization within ACOP that provides venues for women within ACOP to work together to support each other and work on common projects. This organization is called Apostolic Women's Ministries (AWM).

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