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Discover LudwigThe phrase "after church" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the time or activities that occur following a church service.
Example: "We usually go out for brunch after church on Sundays."
Alternatives: "post-church" or "following church".
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Like a travellerin a foreign country, entering church after church.
His call came on a Sunday after church.
They went to St. Agnes after church on Sunday.
One of my parishioners comes to see me after church.
We often do that after church on Sunday.
After church we go to brunch in some diner.
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THE Kitchen at Greenport specializes in Sunday-after-church cooking.
The gospel brunch — an urban rendering of the after-church Sunday supper — is no less essential.
After praying and expressing mutual support, there was an after-church potluck.
Many at the Trenton show, at the Trenton War Memorial, came from after-church lunches.
Who's at the next table: Peruvian families have after-church meals and subdued conversations.
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