temple-goers

Faithful at prayer

Temple-goers are people who attend a temple for worship or religious observance.

The term applies across traditions—Hindu, Buddhist, Jewish, Mormon, and others: The temple-goers gathered for the morning ritual.

Like churchgoers, the compound suggests regular attendance rather than a single visit.

devotion

worshippers

Those who revere religiously

congregation · prayer · offerings · rituals · incense · prostration · chanting · meditation · blessing · piety

diversity

Hindu

Follower of ancient Indian religion

  • BuddhistFollower of Gautama's teachings
  • SikhPunjabi monotheist believer
  • JainIndian faith emphasizing nonviolence

Shinto · Taoist · Jewish · Mormon · devotees · practitioners · believers · multicultural · interfaith · polytheistic

community

congregation

Assembled group of worshippers

gathering · volunteers · elders · families · regulars · newcomers · donors · trustees · members · socializing

attire

modest

Lacking in pretension

kurta · headcovering · barefoot · white · clean · formal · Sunday best · kippah · topi · hijab

Opposites
religious participation

temple-goersatheists

Those without religious faith

nonbelievers · apostates · agnostics · secularists · backsliders

religiosity/belief

temple-goerssecularists

Advocates for nonreligious governance

atheists · non-believers · agnostics · freethinkers · humanists

sacred vs. secular orientation

temple-goerssecular humanists

Nonbelievers guided by ethics

materialists · churchless

Family

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