| PAGODA | Some worship a god at temple (6) |
| TEMPLE | Place to worship a god (6) |
| HOMAGE | Worship a God primarily in dwelling place (6) |
| CHAPEL | Small type of church or holy sanctuary; a choir attached to a royal court or the aforementioned place of worship; a printing office; or, a trade union of journalists (6) |
| CRISIS | Give credit to an ancient god at a turning point (6) |
| RAPIER | The sun-god at the jetty? Get my sword! (6) |
| SHRINE | Place to worship a sacred person or object (6) |
| PRAISE | Worship; a spire (anag.) (6) |
| ADORER | One worships a girl, we hear (6) |
| CANTOR | In formal Christian worship, a singer of solo passages responded to by the choir or congregation |
| IDOL | From Greek for "form" or "shape", word for a false god, effigy, carving or image of a deity, revered as an object of worship; a phantom; or, a celebrity, hero, heroine, superstar etc, greatly admired, |
| TAILBACK | Line at temple entrance upset boy; to get cooler takes a sip of Kool-Aid (8) |
| HALLANDOATES | Duo who met in 1967 at Temple University |
| WATCH | Look at Temple church |
| TEMPLATE | Model working at temple (8) |
| GREYAREA | Poorly defined matter Dyer may cover at Temple? (4,4) |
| ATOMISE | Make little Sita reflect about chant at temple's exit (7) |
| IDOLIZE | Worship a false god with one, at the end (7) |
| ATHENAEUM | Two articles, third one brought up excitedly initially but with hesitation at temple (9) |
| IMAMS | Some worship leaders |
