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My wife and I have been worshipping, by ourselves, in our home, on Sunday mornings, for several years. Our service/devotion includes: studying the Bible as the divinely inspired word of God (as our only source of word and doctrine), singing A Cappella (which means, "in the way of the church"), taking communion, and prayer.

They cannot outlaw that. And if I opt to have a few friends over for visit on Sunday, they cannot outlaw that.

The problem is that contemporary "Christians" are so wedded to the corporate/business model of "worship" and "Chrisianity", that they are unable to function without some highly paid/poorly paid religious professional/synod/wahtever telling them what they have to believe or practice.

Get away from ritual. "Call no man father", etc. Find out what God wants from and for, you!

That's what freedom of religion guarantees. They can't outlaw that.