Gotham is home to hundreds of houses of worship. Most are Christian mixed about evenly between Protestant and Catholic, but there are quite a number of Synagogues and a few Mosques. Here's a list of some of the more notable congregations in Gotham.

This Protestant congregation doesn't have a location of its own. Instead, it rents space throughout the city staging “revivals” wherein they invite the old or infirm to experience “rebirth” as a follower of Theodore Brown a self-styled returned Messiah. He regularly asks to be called “The Teacher” by his flock. While many dismiss Brown for his quackery there are many followers who have adopted a cultish devotion to the new messiah and have pledged to do anything he asks. They'll give him their money, their children, or even their lives. Some speak of unthinkable atrocities committed in the closed ceremonies the congregation puts on wherein “The Teacher” cements his domination over his faithful followers.

Cardinal Romano is the scrupulously honest Roman Catholic archbishop of Gotham. He has been in the forefront of those calling for reform and new action against crime. He has one blindspot, however, he refuses to see the important place that his Italian-American parishioners have in the criminal problem and is quick to make excuses for them.

Pastor Steubens leads a church, located in the bowels of Gotham that is dedicated to a better life for its parishioners. It has made strides toward those goals by building a soup kitchen and helping to educate those needy who want to move up into better-paying jobs because of the patronage of a powerful “mask”. The young ladies of the church all swoon, and the church leaders have nothing but good news to say about their mask who goes by the name of “The Crowbar”, but the skill and power that “The Crowbar” exhibits makes St. Mark's both a haven for those who want to do good, as well as a target for those who want to show that they can take on “masks” and win.