Long Demin Skirts

heart of this description of some "religion" leads me to think of the devil worshipers ....

Jehovah's Witnesses, I think

You might think of Islam, but they are not bandannas he called hijab

I do not know, but I've heard

There are many. Some penecostals do and I am Catholic and dress bandana inlong skirts and long hair as well. Orthodox Jews dress this way, unless they cover all their hair, but most of these Christians are different.

Omish

Amish Mennonites or might fit your description.

Hippies

In some religions do. I have a friend who is Penecostal and she wears skirts all the time, never cut hair, but no bandannas.

I want to say a Catholic nun

Sounds like Wesleyan.

Good question, I do not know

Pentecostals, but without the bandanas.

Holiness or Pentecostal

Probably Amish.

You just described my sister when she was a hippie.

I have no idea, but it sounds great, does not it?

:)

Hahaha ... sounds a bit like hippies. :):):)
But really, idk.

I saw Hasidic Jewish women dress like that. But I do not know if they all do.

Someone said Pentecostal - Pentecostal and I am unaware of any that does this. It is a very strict religion and I think but I'm not sure - but Presbyterian? A bit like the Amish people - no makeup, long skirts, long hair - very strict and I do not praising God the way Pentecostals do. Just my opinion.

Closed brothering they do not use condoms have all the babies cut out of u ur family if they are not outside of it oh yeah and after all I have is that uu die u are still intrested .

Ugh. People, I swear.

They ARE NOT Amish or Mennonites. These women make their own dresses, and do not wear denim.

They are NOT religious. Not all.

In general, these women are conservative Christians who feel that their hair must be uncovered for their husbands and their skirts in accordance with the warning in the Bible that the sexes should not dress like them.

Catholics do not believe banned women from wearing trousers.

There is a certain type of Pentecost. I do not remember which one but. I knew several families who have this designation. However, they do not necessarily always wear bandanas.

They were always polite and peaceful, does not proselytize, women wore long denim skits, no high heels, jewelry or makeup, and they did not cut their hair. Many home school their children or send them to private schools.

We just moved and we have a family with two doors that are of the same religion, but I have not spoken with them yet. I can ask if these people sound like you speak.