This is the honest answer to what a pantheist does, and most of it is unstructured: walking, watching the sky, being deliberately outdoors. There is no sabbath, no scripture read aloud, no congregation and no clergy in the ordaining sense. What the World Pantheist Movement has built instead is a celebrant programme — members can train and be certified to conduct weddings, namings and funerals — which is the same institutional shape secular humanism arrived at, and for the same reason: the life passages are the point at which having no rite becomes a practical problem. Local meetup groups exist; most members interact online.