Where do Neo-Pagan go to church?

Answer 1

"Going to church" is a part of the Christian tradition and not part of Paganism. Paganism is an undogmatic, rustic tradition that predates Christianity by thousands of years. Historically, Pagans practiced their traditions and celebrations to mark cycles and seasons. Their meeting places were more likely to be forests and fields, caves and mountains, groves and waterfalls, rivers and springs and leafy glades . . . places in nature that they considered sacred. In fact, when the early Christians tried to wipe out Paganism one of the first assaults was to cut down sacred groves of trees that had been meeting places for hundreds of years.

Pagans meet wherever they choose.

Answer 2

Pagans (assuming you mean pagan in the most commonly accepted sense) worship in a wide variety of places. The most preferred worship location would be outdoors; so that they may be more in-tune with nature. This is not a set in stone rule though. Many pagans find fulfillment worshiping in the sanctity of their own homes, with friends in a basement or bedroom, or even performing their religious rituals on the astral level. Pagan religions are a faith geared toward being in-tune with nature but sometimes due to space issues, safety issues, and prying eyes they are forced to worship in the "shadows".

Answer 3

Neo paganism are religions that are focused on the earth. Religious practices often occur outside but many practice in their homes due to privacy or space issues.