AChA Training · Policies & Procedures

About Our 70% Attendance Policy

Key Takeaway: Our 70% Membership Policy

We expect consistent presence, preparation, and participation, and an attendance rate of 70% or more of all planned rehearsals throughout the year. Feel free to read all the details surrounding this below.

At AChA, we never ask, “Am I needed at this rehearsal?” The answer will be yes, because you don’t just bring your talent. You also bring encouragement, connection, and consistency as part of the ministry. We believe that faithfulness is a form of worship, and showing up is one of the most powerful ways to lead.

Why An Attendance Policy?
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This is a place where you will be encouraged, nurtured, and included. But it’s also a place where you will be relied upon. People are building something here, and that kind of work needs commitment. Rehearsals matter. Presence matters. Preparation matters. What we’re doing isn’t just creative; it's formative, and it’s forming a culture that points to Jesus.

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We know the Church has often swung between legalism and leniency. We're aware that people have been burned by those who don’t get the balance right. At AChA, we want to demonstrate that joy comes through investment. The reason we emphasise both commitment and grace is because they are inextricably linked.

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That means grace with accountability. Compassion with clarity. A culture where you are loved as you are, but also called into more. So yes - it’s Christian. But it’s still a commitment. Because Jesus is building something beautiful through this, and we want to be found faithful with it.

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We understand that life happens - illness, family needs, and emergencies are part of the human experience. We're never going to be unreasonable! But we believe that honouring our commitments is a spiritual discipline that shapes our character for the better. It might look like saying no to things for the sake of serving the team; we think the reward far outweighs the cost.


For More Info About Commitment & Attendance

Attendance Rules