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Gwen Shorter,<\/strong> Rick Shorter,<\/strong> In Thy Nakedness: Lord, What Shall I Wear?<\/em><\/strong>, they bring together their research, resulting in over 40 years of seminars on this controversial subject. The subject of dress and what a Christian should wear is dealt with very candidly and tactfully.<\/p>\n Answers to these questions and much more\u2026!<\/p>\n Also including:<\/p>\n \u201cAfter spending so many years in the wasteful cause of worldly entertainment, the Shorters are the perfect team to prepare this exhaustive study on the subject of dress reform. By doing so, though, they expose themselves to the usual attacks of liberal critics who delight in labeling all reformation work as ‘legalistic’ and ‘fanatical. It is for this reason that so few, even among those who hold convictions about modest dress, are willing to put their feelings into print.<\/p>\n Rick and Gwen have proven beyond question in their massive compilation that Ellen G. White did indeed believe that ‘obedience to fashion is doing more than any other power to separate our people from God.’ 4T<\/em>, 647. If her statement was true a century ago, no one can doubt the urgent need for Seventh-day Adventists to re-study the inspired principles which she poured on to so many pages of her testimonies to the church.”
\nFormerly, a model in one of the top black modeling agencies in New York City, professional actress and R and B recording artist.
\nNow, Christian recording artist, health educator, author and publisher<\/p>\n
\nFormerly, a show biz personality, manager, writer and producer of rock groups.
\nNow, Christian music composer, producer, recording artist, health educator, author and publisher.<\/p>\n\n
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\nJoe Crews, founder of Amazing Facts<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":623,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"closed","template":"","meta":[],"yoast_head":"\n