The term "Iglesia" is Spanish for "church," referring to a place of worship in Christianity. It can denote various types of Christian congregations, including Roman Catholic, Protestant, and Orthodox churches. The architecture of an iglesia often features distinctive elements like steeples, stained glass windows, and altars, reflecting the cultural and historical context of the region. In some contexts, "Iglesia" may also refer to specific religious organizations, such as the Iglesia ni Cristo, a Christian denomination founded in the Philippines. These churches often serve as community centers, providing spiritual guidance and social support to their members.