Church seats are an important part of many churches, and there are several different types. Pews (4 letters) are the most common type of church seat, and are typically long benches with a backrest. Vatican (7 letters) is another term for a church seat, referring to the chairs used in the Vatican City. Benches (5 letters) are also commonly found in churches, and are similar to pews but without a backrest. PEW (3 letters) is another term for a church seat, and is often used interchangeably with PEW. Sedilia (7 letters) is a set of three chairs, usually found near the altar, that are reserved for the clergy. Sedile (6 letters) is another term for a sedilia. Choirchair (10 letters) is a special type of chair used by choir members during services.