Ladies • Romania

Tops must have a modest neckline. They should not be thin, tight, or clingy. Do not wear styles that expose your midriff or lower back. T-shirts are fine. You may wear sleeveless shirts, but not [...]

Pants, capris, skirts, and shorts are fine for most activities. Don’t wear styles that are excessively tight. Shorts should be at least fingertip length when standing. Skirts should be at [...]

Same general guidelines as previously stated. We don’t have any projects on the schedule which would require work clothes, but it’s a good idea to have one outfit that you don’t [...]

For many years Christians considered make-up inappropriate. That attitude has relaxed quite a bit recently. It’s fine to wear it most of the time, as long as it’s not excessive. [...]

No excessive body piercings. A couple of tasteful earrings or one small nose stud piercing is acceptable. Other piercings must be removed or covered during the trip.

Any visible tattoos must not be offensive (not only by American standards, but also by the standards of the country where you are working).

Jewelry is fine in Romania most of the time. However, some churches consider it inappropriate. If you are attending church or running a children’s program in a church setting, be sure to [...]

Bring a modest swimsuit (no bare midriff or plunging neckline). Swim shorts must be worn with your suit.

Avoid clothing with statements, graphics, or advertisements that could be considered offensive, keeping in mind that things don’t always translate well.

Tennis shoes, slip-ons, sandals, and flip-flops are all fine.