What does habitually attended public worship mean? Where a non-resident applies to go on the electoral roll by virtue of the fact that they have attended public worship for a period of six months?
Habitual attendance isnot defined in the Church Representation Rules. Legal opinion says habitual means a regular pattern of attendance; and the commonly held view is that attendance once a month (and of course more frequently) fulfils the requirement. Attendance must be at public worship – but this is not restricted to Sunday services. Regular attendance at a mid- week service is perfectly acceptable, or a combination of both.
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