The Christian Woman's Headcovering: Does the New Testament Require Women to Wear Headcovering in Worship?

"The Christian Woman's Headcovering" is an in depth study of 1 Corinthians 11:1-16. Bishop Hayes asks and answers such questions as: "Does the New Testament require Christian women to wear a headcovering while in public services?" "What is the covering taught, hair or an artificial covering?" "Is the injunction to wear the covering limited to the culture of that time and place?" ""What about the culture of the twenty-first century Christian church?" "What does Paul's statement mean, 'Because of the angels?'" This work documents the presence of headcovering in the Lord's church from the first century to our present day, both in written form and an image record. Starting in the catacombs of Rome and ending in the present day church. "The Christian Woman's Headcovering" is a book destined to be in the library of every serious Bible student and minister.

Author: Jerry L. Hayes
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Published: 02/26/2013
Pages: 146
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.45lbs
Size: 9.02h x 5.98w x 0.31d
ISBN13: 9781482527469
ISBN10: 1482527464
BISAC Categories:
- Religion | Christian Rituals & Practice | Worship & Liturgy

About the Author
Jerry was born in Henderson County Tennessee in 1950 to farming parents. He was baptized at age twelve and ordained at age eighteen in the Apostolic fellowship of Christians. Jerry has served the Apostolic church for over fifty years as evangelist, pastor, teacher, author, debater, and educator. Having studied Bible at Moody Bible Institute (Baptist), Chicago, Illinois - with extended language studies at Milligan College (United Church of Christ), Johnson City, Tennessee, Jerry brings to the Apostolic pulpit the refreshing alliance of a fundamental Pentecostal experience federated with a formal education. Upon receiving consecration as District Elder of the New England dioceses of the Pentecostal Assemblies of the World in 1999 Jerry has gone on to be elevated to the office of Bishop by the Disciples of the Way (Apostolic); the Apostolic Succession being through the Anglican Communion and the Antioch Orthodox Succession. Bishop Jerry Hayes now serves as the Abbot General of the Disciples of the Way (Apostolic), and sits on the International Board of Bishops of the Independent Christian Churches International.

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