The term 'church passageway' can refer to two distinct parts of a church: the narthex and the AISLE. The narthex is an entrance or lobby area located at the front of a church, typically between the main entrance and the nave. It is often used as a gathering space for visitors and members of the congregation. The AISLE is a long, narrow passageway that runs down the center of a church, usually leading from the narthex to the altar. It is often used for processions and other ceremonial activities.