When you arrive at a service you can sit where you like, if it’s a full house someone will help you find a space. Whoever’s leading the service should tell everyone when to stand or sit (only if you’re able to stand of course), and no, you don’t have to sing if you don’t want to, but don’t let ‘I’m a rubbish singer’ stop you – none of us can match the angels, God is interested in your heart, not the standard of your vocals!
How do I know where/when to sit? Do I have to sing?
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