Is it possible to be a christian nad not go to church ?

If you would read the Word of God, you would have your answer. He has told us not to forsake assembling ourselves together as others do (Hebrews 10:25), but He also doesn't expect us to gather with those who we feel are believing false doctrine, as in: Matthew 16:12, 1 Cor 14:26, Eph 4:14, 1 Timothy 4:6, 2 John 1:9 - If you have the doctrine of Christ, you have the Father and the Son with you, no matter who you associate with, or don't associate with, 2 John 1:10 - If a person doesn't bring forth the 'genuine' Gospel, we are not to associate with them, Titus 1:16 - reprobates: those void of good judgement, Rom 1:28 - People who act like they are godly, yet don't retain God in their heart, 2 Tim 3:1-5 - Those who appear to be godly, yet deny the power of God [ which IS the Holy Ghost - Acts 1:8] , are to be left to their own demise.

If there is no Church in your area, or within your traveling radius that believes the truth and/or professes unsound doctrine, I don't feel that He expects us to associate with those who are not ordained of God, just to fulfill the Heb 10:25 verse. However, I am just as ardent about not using the excuse that there is ONE minor disagreement that would cause you not to attend Church and worship with other Christians, because He knows that we draw strength from each other in our spiritual walk.

If you 'HAD TO GO TO CHURCH NO MATTER WHAT' to be able to be saved, then what would happen to the person shipwrecked on a deserted island who had never heard of God, or even the one who knows God, but there is no one else to worship with him? Are they doomed to hell? NO. Some circumstances are not the fault of the individual, and are not held against them. Yet, if they ARE ABLE TO ATTEND SERVICES IN A CHURCH and merely use the excuse that they don't like the minister or someone in the congregation, as a means to avoid attending at any cost, I feel that God would not look pleasingly upon such a person and would turn them over to a 'reprobate mind' as per Titus 1:16, Romans 1:28.

(All scriptural references are KJV. It DOES make a difference).

Conclusion: If there is a way to go to Church with those which you feel are not false prophets, not preaching against the gospel of Jesus Christ, and ARE living what they profess, then you SHOULD go to Church. I am presently not attending myself, because there is no Church that I can find in the driveable radius, since moving from Missouri to Oklahoma, which I feel is preaching 'sound doctrine'. ( 2Ti 4:3 For the time will come when they will not endure sound doctrine; but after their own lusts shall they heap to themselves teachers, having itching ears;). Most of today's so-called Churches are merely men appeasers and money grubbers who do not preach 'sound doctrine' and appeal to those who follow after their own lusts to hear just what they want to hear, and nothing more. Rev. Phil.