### structure | building:

Church building
* are public places in an open society
  - treasuries of art, local and national history, culture, music and archaeology
* is house of worship

### structure | building | church:

Abbey
* Many abbeys have brewing traditions and licence their beers to be brewed by commercial companies.
* are churchs
  - homes
  - monasteries
  - places of worship
* includes bases
  - boilers
  - ceilings
  - church towers
  - courtyards
  - doorknobs
  - elevator cars
  - elevators
  - floors
  - foundation stones
  - hinges
  - interior doors
  - readsides
  - roof peaks
  - roofs
  - room light
  - sections
  - staircases
  - storeys
  - walls
  - window frames
  - windowpanes
* is one of the most famous churches in the world.

American church
* help with church planting, equipping, evangelism training, and servant leadership.
* tend to focus on self.

Baptismal church
* Most baptismal churches keep careful records of the baptisms of their members and families.
* Some baptismal churches believe it is necessary to eternal life.

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Basilica
* Some basilicas are built because a miracle or special sign took place.
  - oblong buildings with aisles and galleries with in apse opposite the entrance
+ Basilica, Why do churches become basilicas?, Signs and Miracles: Ancient Rome :: Churches :: Christianity
  * Some basilicas are built because a miracle or special sign took place. The Basilica of Lourdes' in France is built at the place where a girl who is now called St. Bernadette had a vision of the Virgin Mary. The basilica at Lourdes is one of the most important pilgrimage places in France. Sometimes the sign is not so strange as a vision. It contained a little statue of the Christ Child and had been left behind by some Spanish or Portuguese explorers many years earlier.

### structure | building | church:

Cathedral
* All cathedrals have a special throne, a 'cathedra', for their bishop.
* Every cathedral place that bears a special meaning.
* Many cathedrals have gargoyles
  - now stand as little more than historical relics of an earlier age
* Most cathedrals also use Golden proportion, in part, for the same reason.
* Some cathedrals have parts in both styles and are listed twice.
* are christian churchs
  - religious buildings
  - the seat of bishops
* breaks where the incoming swell from deep water hits the island reefs.
* includes backs
  - bases
  - boilers
  - church towers
  - doorknobs
  - sections
  - upholstery
* inspire rich and poor people alike to believe great things are possible.
+ Cathedral, Definition
  * Many cathedrals are very old.
+ Church
  * Depending on the number of people that are in a community, the churches come in different sizes. Small churches are called chapels. The churches in a particular geographical area form a group called the diocese. Each diocese has a cathedral. In most cases, the cathedral is a very big church. Cathedrals are the seat of bishops.
+ Gargoyle: Statues
  * A long time ago people believed that they scared away evil spirits. Many cathedrals have gargoyles.

Charismatic church
* Most charismatic churches believe in and practice the gift of tongues.
* focus on the Holy Spirit.

Church planting
* biblical and effective missions strategy.
* is about establishing new communities of faith.

Evangelical church
* Most evangelical churches sponsor a number of missionaries.
* are generally small and few in number throughout the country.

Large church
* Many large churches are square buildings with round seating.
* are also much more likely to use scanners and computer networks.

Mainline church
* Many mainline churches think and act like frogs and are slowly dying.
* tend to start new churches rather than expand an existing congregation.