The term 'Church Basin' refers to a type of basin used in religious ceremonies. The most common components of a Church Basin are a FONT, an FONT-bold underline-link hover:text-barberry-yellow'>EWER, and a FONT-bold underline-link hover:text-barberry-yellow'>TIDAL. A FONT is a large bowl or container used to hold holy water, while an FONT-bold underline-link hover:text-barberry-yellow'>EWER is a pitcher-like vessel used to pour the water into the FONT. Finally, a FONT-bold underline-link hover:text-barberry-yellow'>TIDAL is a shallow basin that is placed on top of the FONT to catch the water as it is poured. Together, these three components form the Church Basin, which is used in religious ceremonies such as baptisms.