The word 'worshipper' is correct and usable in written English.
It is a noun that refers to a person who practices or engages in worship, often directed towards a deity or religious figure. Example: The temple was filled with worshippers, all praying and offering their respects to the Goddess.
"My parents were convinced listening to that music would make me become a devil worshipper.
She, on the other hand, is an estate agent and a gloss-painted worshipper at the altar of material achievement.
You refer to an incident in 1991, when members allegedly "storm[ed] a temple in Fukuoka and beat up a worshipper and a priest who had criticised the group".
The Duke of Norfolk, an Irish itinerant, a Marxist priest in Latin America, an African exorciser and an Untouchable worshipper in a Catholic ashram may not be natural bed-fellows, but they all accept the truth of transubstantiation and acknowledge the authority of Rome.
The Soka Gakkai was then little more than a Buddhist-equivalent of the Salvation Army.Nowadays, however, the Soka Gakkai realises that it went too far in 1991 when it allowed 300 of its young zealots to storm a temple in Fukuoka and beat up a worshipper and a priest who had criticised the group.
Only one worshipper suggested, in a whisper, that Mr Rahman might have a more serious case to answer—"But perhaps I would say that," he said, "because my uncle's with Labour and my neighbourhood's full of Jews".The support non-white Britons have traditionally shown Labour helps explain why they have rarely organised themselves into the sort of American-style ethnic block Mr Rahman has built up.
But elsewhere, following his kinsman Matthew Arnold, he defends timeless standards of "goodness, beauty, wisdom and knowledge", which he takes to be "everywhere and in all kinds of society broadly the same".Finally Huxley identifies himself as a "life-worshipper", though this is too Nietzschean a label for what amounts to a rather tepid Epicureanism.
For if the so-called stability and growth pact is indeed held to be the bible of the European Union, Mr Prodi as head of the commission, whose duty it is to enforce European law, is meant to be worshipper-in-chief.
Her tabloid hero-worshippers cheerfully destroyed all such nuance.
The Daily Star continues: After the prayer, Assad was shown [on state TV] spending time with other worshippers, greeting and chatting with some of them.
She told the Guardian two arson investigators visited to ensure that worshippers "felt safe and that they had safety precautions in place.
