The phrase "active in the church" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who participates regularly in church activities or services.
Example: "She is very active in the church, volunteering for various community outreach programs."
Alternatives: "involved in the church" or "engaged in church activities."
The church appears to have removed photos of Lewis promoting their anti-drug program, and when TMZ contacted the Church of Scientology, a rep for the organization claimed that Lewis had not been active in the church for several years.
She was very active in the church".
Both of his parents were active in the church.
My parents were very active in the church, and I went to Catholic school.
Faulkner was active in the church, someone who was kind, "just a good person.
Mr. Prentice has been active in the Church of the Incarnation.
Raëlians in Canada and Europe were pretty active in protesting the Church during the pedophilia scandals of the 2000s, and in 2010, the organization sued Pope Benedict XVI, Francis's predecessor, for claiming that condoms don't stop the spread of AIDS.
Raëlians in Canada and Europe were pretty active in protesting the Church during the paedophilia scandals of the 2000s, and in 2010 the organisation sued Pope Benedict XVI, Francis's predecessor, for claiming that condoms don't stop the spread of AIDS.
He was active in the Mormon Church throughout his adult life, serving as a bishop and helping to oversee the church's day-to-day affairs.
Cardinal Dulles remained an active voice in the church into the new century, responding when the church confronted sexual abuse scandals involving hundreds of priests in the United States.
Lay members take an active part in the church through the Representative Church Council, which handles financial matters, and through the General Synod, authorized in 1961 and presided over by the presiding bishop, which considers liturgical and canonical matters.
