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Moving people from attenders to full participants in the life of the church.

The weeks changed and for the last two days of my stay, I was the only attender.

He's now a regular attender after four years not going to any church.

Nearly every member and regular attender of this church is gone.

So the early attenders took the seats on the window side.

For many day care attenders, the service provides an alternative to going out to work.

While a religious woman, Carter was not a regular attender of church services.

These later attenders tended to be women who were younger, single, working class.

In a survey of 126,000 people, it was found that regular attenders at church were nearly a third more likely to live longer.

Clinic attenders reported higher quality of life and general satisfaction.

Regular church attenders often have better physical health and are less suicidal than the average.

Presently there are about 2500 members and attenders in Canada.

Work projects: The attenders are asked to help with some project that needs doing on the campus.

A limited number of permits are available for regular attenders who need to park close to the Church.

The end result is that few disabled people are regular arts attenders.

Be a regular attender for at least 3 months and begin to use your gifts to serve in the church.

Our aim is to make everyone welcome whether they visit us just once or become regular attenders.

The second group, in the 45-55 age range, were a mix of potential attenders and existing audience.

In one sense they are right, for God is not looking for church attenders.

First time attender - enjoyed the conference very much and hope to attend again next year.

It is unclear if consecutive attenders were included in the study.

These views were common to all weekly attenders, regardless of their age.

She I could see him as a regular attender at a dental surgery.

I honestly think we've helped those that we could and they'll be fine until the attenders arrive.

More than twice the percentage who are regular attenders see themselves as religious persons.