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Places of worship | places of worship for kids | Religion and holy book | religious place of worship
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Places of worship
Their are various places of worship where people go to offer their prayer.
There is only one God, however we call him by different names.
The belief we have in God is our religion.
All the religions have different religious places of worship such as
Mandir / Temple
A mandir or Temple is a place where Hindus worship. Mandirs can be small village shrines or large buildings, surrounded by walls. Hindus worship daily at the mandir. Hindus take part in Puja (worship) at the Mandir. People also visit the Mandir to pray and participate in the bhajans (religious songs). Mandirs can look very different but they are usually located near rivers and gardens.
The holy book of Hindus is bhagavad gita
Gurdwara
A gurdwara is a building in which Sikhs gather for congregational worship. However, wherever the Guru Granth Sahib is installed is a sacred place for Sikhs, whether this is a room in a private house or a gurdwara. The word is often translated as ‘doorway to the Guru’ and it means the place in which the Guru, embodied in the Guru Granth Sahib, is resident and honoured. In the 18th and 19th centuries the word gurdwara gradually replaced the earlier term ‘dharamsala’ for rooms used for religious purposes during the Gurus’ lifetimes.
Mosque
A mosque is a place where Muslims worship. A mosque may be small, and privately owned. A larger, collective, mosque is called a masjid jami. Muslims may attend five times a day for ritual prayers, or on Fridays for congregational prayer. Many mosques have elaborate domes, minarets (tall spires), and prayer halls.
Church
A church is a place where Christians worship. Small churches are called chapels. A cathedral is a very big church, that houses the seat of a bishop. At church, Christians learn
teachings from The Holy Bible and share in congregational service on Sundays. Churches are often built in the shape of a cross and have an alter. Some churches also have a tall tower called a steeple.