Religious Activities
- Cleaning Church
- Eating At Church
- Eating/talking At Church or Standing Eating - American Indian Feast Days
- General Yard Work At Church
- Kneeling In Church/at Home (Praying)
- Praise With Dance or Run - Spiritual Dancing In Church
- Preparing Food At Church
- Serving Food At Church
- Sitting - Reading Religious Materials At Home
- Sitting - Playing An Instrument At Church
- Sitting In Church - In Service, Attending a Ceremony, Sitting Quietly
- Sitting In Church - Talking or Singing, Attending a Ceremony, Sitting, Active Participation
- Standing - Talking In Church
- Standing - Singing In Church, Attending a Ceremony, Standing, Active Participation
- Standing - Moderate (Lifting 50 Lbs. - Assembling At Fast Rate)
- Standing - Moderate/heavy Work
- Standing In Church (Quietly) - Attending a Ceremony, Standing Quietly
- Typing - Electric, Manual, or Computer
- Walk/stand Combination for Religious Purposes - Usher
- Walking - 3.5 Mph, Brisk Speed, Not Carrying Anything
- Walking - 3.0 Mph, Moderate Speed, Not Carrying Anything
- Walking - Less Than 2.0 mph - Very Slow
- Walking In Church
- Washing Dishes/cleaning Kitchen At Church
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