What about becoming a member of a church that worships on every day of the week, that recognizes Saturday as the Sabbath and worships on that day, while also worshipping on Sunday, because our Lord arose from the dead on Sunday and it was also on that day that the Holy Spirit descended upon the Apostles, at the third hour (9 AM), and which fasts on Wednesday and Friday in memory of the betrayal and crucifixion of our Lord, God and Savior Jesus Christ? Because if you read St. Justin Martyr and other second and first century writings, for example, the first century Church Orders called the Didache and the Didascalia, it becomes clear that the Early Church worshipped in that way. There is substantial Biblical and Patristic support for this approach, whereas prior to the 16th century no Christians worshipped primarily on Saturday, with the possible exception of the Ebionites, who dispersed when persecution of all Christians intensified in the third century.
