Where do Zen Buddhists worship?

Answer 1

Zen is the meditation school of Buddhism. The primary practice in Zen Buddhism is zazen, which is a distinctive kind of meditation. Different Zen Buddhist traditions have slightly different ways of practicing. Depending upon the particular group, there are--in addition to zazen--liturgical practices involving chanting, prostrations, spiritual talks, and one-on-one interviews between teachers and their students.

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Answer 2

Where do Zen Buddhists worship? The answer depends on the faith of the individual Zen Buddhist. If the individual was a Catholic and a Trappist monk like Thomas Merton, he would worship God in a church. Or if the individual Zen Buddhist was a Jew, he would worship the same God in a synagog. On the other hand, if the individual Zen Buddhist did not believe in God, he would not worship anywhere. People all over the world and of all faiths practice Zen Buddhism. Zen is the Japanese word for meditation. Buddhism is the enlightenment path or way of the Buddha Siddhartha Guatama. Zen Buddhism then is striving for enlightenment (or being a Budda) through the practice of meditation, as did Siddharth Guatama.