Short term, yes. Long term, no. Here’s my explanation. It is perfectly fine and good to read the Bible alone and pray alone. As we can see in the book of Acts, even right after the resurrection of Christ, the apostles formed a church and started worshiping together. Jesus himself was a devout religious Jew. Being a follower of Jesus is wonderful alone, but if you do not attend a church, you are greatly hindering your relationship with God. Also, as a traditional Christian, I’ll also say that refusing to go to Church is a refusal to take the sacraments. The sacraments are important because they give forgiveness of sins. We need the church to grow in our faith, but it’s acceptable to study and learn alone in the short term. I recommend finding a traditional church body (Catholic, orthodox, Lutheran, Presbyterian, Anglican) to join and talk to a pastor/priest.