Compare my religion to Buddhism

Worship Services for Ethnographic project
Attend a religious service that is outside of your normal practice. For example, if you usually attend a Christian church, try finding a Jewish temple, an Islamic mosque or a Unitarian Universalist congregation. This experience is meant to put you outside your comfort zone, this will help you “make the strange familiar”. If you are finding it difficult, try to find a “gate-keeper” who belongs to or is familiar with your choice of religious service that will accompany and advise you. You should do some basic research about the religion/denomination before you attend a service. Make shorthand notes while you’re there, then sit down and write out longer notes right after you leave. Be sure to make note of the physical differences in the building (architecture and location) and the people (how they are dressed, how they act, age range, gender ratio, ethnic/racial make-up, etc.) Give a complete summary of what occurred. Compare and contrast the service and the members to what you are more accustomed to in your tradition (or lack thereof). Use your description to paint a mental picture of the service. Include assumptions you had, your reactions and the feelings you had before as well as after (try to remain objective when considering your feelings/reactions). Consider and observe the practices usually associated with religion as discussed in the textbook.
The final result should be in essay format, 2 to 4 pages long, double spaced with 1-inch margins and typed in Times New Roman 12 pt font. Use MLA or AAA format guidelines for citations. Spelling and grammar count, please be sure to check grammar, spelling, and format.