A building for worship is a place of reverence and spiritual connection. Common examples include chapels, churches, temples, shrines, and tabernacles. Chapels are typically smaller than churches and are often found on university campuses or in hospitals. Churches are larger and more formal places of worship, usually associated with a particular denomination. Temples are places of worship for those who practice Eastern religions such as Hinduism and Buddhism. Shrines are typically dedicated to a particular deity or saint and are often found in public spaces. Tabernacles are small, portable structures used for religious ceremonies.