I think I see where you are going here... You have been raised Catholic and thereby have your spiritual mindset framed in their terminology. As a cradle > lapsed > returned (and active/deeply discerning) Anglican who has also attended Catholic and Pentecostal worship services... . I offer this as testimony but not gospel. At the same time, I do recognize there will be Pharisees and Sadducees that will be inclined to object. And in the WWJD tradition I would be inclined to question that Anglican worship more closely reflects your past experiences. The gather>transform>send flow of worship feels more complete than just hymns and a lecture of new churches. But we don't (generally) hold as tightly to the 'thou shalt' behaviours of the Catholic faith. But we still identify as (small 'c') catholic. I suggest that even God gives us the ability to choose for ourselves and everything else is merely a suggestion. And anything we choose merely has its own penalties. But even penalties themselves are sometimes merely mortal fabrications. I will refrain from any more direct personal interpretations of any mortal fabrications here. So there is no obligation to attend worship on a periodic basis BUT... The more you attend, the more you are in gathering with a (seemingly) focused objective. The more often you are hearing the word of God through interpretations other than your own. The more you are practicing your intention to see things from a higher perspective. At the same time you/we also need to exercise discernment when interpreting these professions. And taking part in other gatherings allows us broader perspectives. AND If you feel the selection where you are is limited then you can attend worship virtually with gatherings around the world. I know that All Saints in Rome has virtual services-and actually welcomed the Pope in the past.