No, attending church services or midweek activities alone doesn't necessarily make someone a Christian. Here's why:

Faith is Key: Christianity emphasizes faith in Jesus Christ and his teachings as the foundation of belief. Attending church can be a way to learn and grow in faith, but it's not the sole factor.
Belief and Action: Many Christians believe faith should be reflected in actions that align with Christian values like love, kindness, and service.
Church attendance, however, can be a valuable part of a Christian life. It provides opportunities for:

Community: Connecting with other believers for fellowship and support.
Learning: Studying the Bible and deepening understanding of Christian teachings.
Worship: Expressing devotion and gratitude to God.

So, while church attendance isn't the sole indicator, it can play a significant role in a Christian's life.

This is how advanced countries do simplify marriage.
All those 11th to 12th commandments for upcoming marriage couples.
A church even cancel the wedding on the very day cos the bride is pregnant!

I will join anyone man and woman who wants to be married.


The only hold back will be-either the man or woman is no longer interested .
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