A chapel is a small place of worship, often found within larger churches, schools, or hospitals. It serves as a space for prayer, reflection, and religious ceremonies. Chapels can vary in design and size, but they typically have an altar and seating for worshippers. Many chapels are dedicated to specific saints or events in the Christian faith, making them significant for particular communities. They may also host special services, such as weddings or memorials. Some well-known chapels include St. George's Chapel in Windsor Castle and the Chapel of the Holy Cross in Sedona, Arizona.