A.J.H. Paul's direction was that women should be covered in the assemblies. The size of the assembly or the location of it does not alter the principle. There should be no contention over the matter. Paul cut it short authoritatively in his day: "If any man seem to be contentious, we have no such custom, neither the churches of God." Doubtless in very small meetings in private houses it seems strange for a sister to cover her head in her own house; but we remember that they broke bread from house to house in apostolic times, and we cannot suppose that the example of tbe Corinthian women would be tolerated because of the smallness of an assembly. Discerning sisters will gladly submit to the apostolic ruling.

-- Bro. C.C. Walker

Contents--Head Coverings for Sisters

The Hats of Christadelphian Sisters - A Biblical Consideration, Ron Abel		A response to "The Headcovering of Sisters: by Bro. David Murphy
"Let Her Be Covered", C.C. Walker, The Christadelphian, Feb. 1, 1900		Women's Hats and Churches, Bro. John Carter, The Christadelphian, December 1942, page 345
Headcovering: Letter to the Editor, The Christadelphians Magazine, Aug. 1983 Bro. Dennis and Sis. Iris Adey		Headcovering: Letter to the Editor, The Christadelphians Magazine, July 1983, Sis. Iris Clarke
The Headcoverings of Sisters		Does Bro. Roberts Give Sound Advice On The Headcovering Question in 1 Cor. 11?