How do Jehovah witness worship?

Answer 1

I would say that our whole life is part of our worship.

Worship refers to honoring Jehovah God, our loving Creator. Also, obeying God. We try to honor God by how we live our life; obeying God's righteous requirements. We tend to be in a prayerful mood thru ought the day; communicating with Him at various times.

The things we see in life; ie: a beautiful snow-capped mountain; a beautiful flower; the antics of wildlife, or domesticated animals; a baby; - - these things cause us to reflect on Jehovah and his abilities and qualities. It moves us to try to obey whatever He suggests in his word The Bible.

Our Obedience = equals our worship. Whenever & whatever we obey of God's requirements, this is all what we view as 'worship'.

That's why we don't need images, crosses, idols, trinkets. Those things do not take the place of obedience.

Part of our worship also includes:

• reading from His Word;
• sharing what we read with others (in the hopes that it will bring comfort, hope, and courage to them)
• educating our children is part of our worship
• meeting together in fellowship and 'learning together'.
• Helping one another in many other practical ways.
• Singing praises to God / about God / about his laws, etc; is part of our worship.
• Prayer is an act of worship also.

Answer 2

unlike many other religions Jehovah's Witnesses do not have a specific way of worshiping there God. The way they do worship is by going to assemblies or meetings and saying prayer as often as they can e.g when they need to ask Jehovah for strenght just to get them though the day or just as a support I hope that answers your question.

Answer 3

I would say that our whole life is part of our worship.

Worship refers to honoring Jehovah God, our loving Creator. Also, obeying God. We try to honor God by how we live our life; obeying God's righteous requirements. We tend to be in a prayerful mood thru ought the day; communicating with Him at various times.

The things we see in life; ie: a beautiful snow-capped mountain; a beautiful flower; the antics of wildlife, or domesticated animals; a baby; - - these things cause us to reflect on Jehovah and his abilities and qualities. It moves us to try to obey whatever He suggests in his word The Bible.

Our Obedience = equals our worship. Whenever & whatever we obey of God's requirements, this is all what we view as 'worship'.

That's why we don't need images, crosses, idols, trinkets. Those things do not take the place of obedience.

Part of our worship also includes:

• reading from His Word;
• sharing what we read with others (in the hopes that it will bring comfort, hope, and courage to them)
• educating our children is part of our worship
• meeting together in fellowship and 'learning together'.
• Helping one another in many other practical ways.
• Singing praises to God / about God / about his laws, etc; is part of our worship.
• Prayer is an act of worship also.