On Sundays, Puritans would typically attend two or three church services. The first service would be in the morning, and it would last for about two hours. The second service would be in the afternoon, and it would also last for about two hours. The third service would be in the evening, and it would last for about an hour.
In addition to Sunday services, Puritans would also attend church on weekdays. They would typically attend a midweek prayer meeting on Wednesday nights. They might also attend a Bible study or a catechism class on Thursday nights.
Puritans believed that it was important to go to church regularly in order to grow in their faith. They believed that church was a place where they could learn about God, be encouraged by other believers, and worship God together.