The phrase "attending service" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to participating in a religious or church service. Example: "I will be attending service at the local mosque on Friday."
Marcus goes onto explain how he created a bespoke course for the designer, which involved spending time with a Holocaust survivor and attending service in a synagogue.
Fewer people are attending service because fishermen, who normally take Sundays off, are now working for BP to help clean up its goo, which is washing up in Gulf Shores and Mobile Bay.
Church attendance on Prince Edward Island was the highest by province in Canada at the beginning of the 21st century, with more than half of the population reporting attending service at least once per month.
The company said that it plans to build 550 branches by 2006 and has charged 153 employees nationwide with fostering community ties through such acts as attending service club meetings.
"However, we know long-term sickness needs addressing and we have plans in place, including human resources personnel routinely attending service area team meetings to discuss complex and long-term cases with managers".
She was speaking after attending service of peace and reconciliation at St Columba's Church in Drumcliffe, also attended by the royal couple on the second day of their visit to the island of Ireland.
Members attending services pledged support and said they would stay until his return.
Most, he said, stopped attending services for fear of government reprisal.
After years of longing to believe, she stopped attending services in the 1990s.
In contrast, frequency of attending services varies significantly by religious affiliation (df = 207; χ2 = 99.54; p < 0.001).
Lately, I've been wondering if I missed out on anything by not attending services.
