worshipping
v.v. showing great respect and love for a god or a person you admire very much. You often do this by praying or attending religious services.
v. the present participle of 'worship', referring to the act of showing profound reverence or adoration for a deity or an idolised figure. Often implies participation in formal religious rites or intense devotion.
They are worshipping at the local temple.
The ancient community spent the morning worshipping their ancestors through traditional songs and offerings.
While the congregation was worshipping inside the cathedral, the secular world outside continued its frantic pace, oblivious to the solemn rituals being performed within the stone walls.
The spelling with a double 'p' is standard in British English, while American English typically uses a single 'p' (worshiping).
They are worshiping to the sun.They are worshipping the sun.The verb is transitive when referring to the object of devotion; it does not require the preposition 'to'.