How to become a Religious institute

Religious institutes comprise places of worship, places of spiritual guidance concerning a particular faith, and some other facilities that are run by religious communities. These can be temples, mosques, churches, synagogues, gurudwaras, even some educational institutes where religious teaching and learning takes place, and community halls meant for religious discussion. While they may be financially supported by the government or local individuals, they mainly draw funds from their centers and are administrated in accordance with their religious beliefs and practices. They also serve as a venue for religious celebrations.