Never have been or Never had been?

With "have been" you mean you have never once in your life been to the church and it's true even now...

With "had been" you are probably talking in a context in wich you are saying something like "until last year i had never been to the church..." so this one is for something which doesn't applies to the present, but to a definite time in the past...

also not sure but i think ne

I have never been to church. This means that not once in my life I have entered a church
I had never been, seems incorrect, I have no knowledge if it can be written like this.

Quote: If I want to express I never go to church, which do I use ?

If you have been to a church in the past at least once, you could say.

I do not go to church, ever. This means that in the present, and for an undefined period of time you have decided not to go to church indefinitely (ever)

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I have never been to ROM

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Read Only Memory?

I never have been to church

I have never been to church.

OR

Never have i been to church.