According to a 2008 survey, about 75% of Americans claim to belong to some Christian denomination. According to a 2007 Gallup survey in which people were asked how often they went to church, about 40% of the American population say they go to religious services almost every or every weekend. Studies have shown that Americans tend to over-report their religious attendance, most likely as a way of showing patriotism or social conformity, which is a lot stronger in America than other industrialized nations. Another survey which more concretely calculated the average attendance of a number of congregations lowered the percentage to only about 20%. This means that Americans are a lot less religious than they claim to be. The numbers are a lot less in other industrialized nations. In Canada, Australia, and countries in Europe, such as the UK, less than 20% of the population may attend religious services every week.
Christians worship on Sunday, the first day of the week. Synagogues are normally open on the Sabbath or seventh day of the week (between sunset Friday and sunset Saturday). Most Christians would not worship in a synagogue.
Christians worship at church by spending an hour a week or more at a church and during that time they receive the body and blood of God. Besides church, they worship in there own homes by praying.
Everyone went to the Catholic church services several times a week.
The most important day of the week for worship typically depends on the religious tradition in question. For Christians, Sunday is significant as it commemorates the resurrection of Jesus and is traditionally set aside for communal worship. In Judaism, Saturday, or Shabbat, is the holiest day, dedicated to rest and spiritual reflection. Ultimately, the importance of a specific day for worship varies among different faiths.
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The three days of the week most commonly considered days of worship are Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Friday is observed as the day of congregational prayer in Islam, Saturday is the Sabbath for Judaism, and Sunday is traditionally the day of worship for Christians. Each of these days holds significant religious importance within their respective faiths.
They Don't. no one can earn salvation through actions. The church was made by Jesus Christ as a place and time to worship the father and have encouragement from fellow brothers in Christ, also on the first day of the week it's a time to reflect on the sacrifice that Jesus made to save us from our sins. Church means, An Assembly of Christians. Not the building that has the steeple. Many people mestake the Church as being the place of worship not the people themselfs. Catholics are not christians see this question for more details {are Catholics the same as christians?}
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South Africa has the most Christians. They practice this religion 4 times per week.