place of worship

place of worship
A church. A place set apart for rites or services of any kind which express reverence for a deity. People v Stanley, 81 Colo 276, 255 P 610. The use of the Bible in a public school does not make the school a place of worship. Hackett v Brooksville School Dist. 120 Ky 608, 87 SW 792.

Ballentine's law dictionary. . 1998.

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