Seating in Congregational churches was a reflection of

A) whether one was of the elect or of the damned.
B) one's marital status.
C) one's occupation.
D) one's standing in the community.

Congregational Churches

Congregational Churches are Christian churches where each congregation independently and autonomously runs its affairs, often with a Protestant orientation.

Seating

The arrangement or provision of seats, especially in terms of layout or occupancy in a public or private space.

Community Standing

The reputation, influence, or status of an individual or group within a community, often based on their actions, contributions, or social position.