Church instruments are musical tools used in religious services to enhance worship and create a spiritual atmosphere. Common instruments include the organ, piano, and guitar, which help accompany hymns and songs sung by the congregation. These instruments can vary in size and complexity, from simple hand-held instruments to large, elaborate setups. In addition to traditional instruments, many churches also incorporate percussion instruments like drums and tambourines, as well as string instruments such as violins and cellos. The choice of instruments often reflects the church's denomination and worship style, contributing to the overall experience of the service.