Definition: Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, generate a suitable title that describes the main event/root cause of the situation. Imagine that the given text is a social media post, and you have to write the title of the post, so the users can decide to read the main text or not.
Input: I'll start this out by stating that my family is religious. I am not.

I am studying music in university, and to help cover some of my tuition, I have been working part time as a musician and section lead with a local united church. My early music training was largely in the Anglican choral tradition, and much of what I learned then translates into my work now. I am well equipped for the job, regardless of my personal beliefs or lack thereof.

My mother has been making efforts to reinsert faith into our family's regular life in the form of prayer, bible study, and discussions. I humoured her by sitting in for a while, but for a number of reasons, it became an ultimately uncomfortable, and unpleasant experience, instead of a positive family gathering.

I have not been participating in these routines for about two months now. My mother has been putting pressure on me concerning my views, and I've been rather resistant to participating. She uses my job as an argument to claim I have "emotional turmoil" and that I need to join in (I work there because it pays well enough and the music style is both familiar and what I'm good at.)  and setting aside the religious points she's been arguing, she's also been saying I am keeping the family from coming together as a whole. 

I don't judge people based on the fact that they are religious, but neither do I see any reason in participating in someone else's practices/traditions. It seems disrespectful to people who do believe and disingenuous for me to join in prayer to a god I don't believe in.

TL;DR am I the asshole for not joining in family worship despite working at a church to pay tuition?

refusing to participate in my family's religious practices despite working at a church