There are rows of long brown wooden seats, a grey stone floor and transparent glass window panes depicting religious iconography.  There are also copies of religious literature available.
Nave, Inside Church
preacher
historian
As a historian I love books. I need to know why things happened the way they did. Our history defines us as a culture.
Why did things happen the way they did, I must know Ah, good, you've come.  I suppose there must be some sort of record of how things are.  Just be sure to paint it in a good light for posterity, eh?  No need to let the flock know how deep the corruption goes, or else our coffers would soon run dry. History defines us therefore I would love to know more about this religious iconography Ah yes, well.  There's Thor here.  Some sort of creation made up who knows how long ago.  Who thought a hammer would be a good weapon for a god I have no idea, but there you have it.  People believe the most ridiculous things.   Ahh I see, thank you for explaining this Mr Preacher. I love books and would love to know more Goodness you're an emotional sort, aren't you?  There, there, don't muss up my robes.  I had them imported just last week, and the gold thread does pull easily. ohh I am sorry sir, I do hope you are not like this during gatherings. Well one has to put on the front, you know.  But what happens behind closed doors, well.  I've seen enough of the world to know that there's only two types of people: fools and those who can profit by them.  Ah yes, that cross.  Part of the new religion brought in; we're trying a sort of hybrid theology to see if it will rattle loose some more coin. Ahh so it's all made-up? I knew it. I was hoping to hear about some real history not some fairytale Well, they say that every story has a grain of truth buried somewhere.  Perhaps in some distant land some dumb brute of a blacksmith slew some robbers and the tale just spun out from there.   yes they do like to add their own twist to it. I have looked into history alot during my time and come to realise it is mostly fabricated, however it definitely has an affect on our culture as humans. Hm, well, it's made of gold at least.  I can probably sell it later; my carriage's gilding is starting to wear a bit.  I suppose I can always dig into the poor fund if this won't cover it... Ah yes, well.  I suppose even if you ferret out some speck of truth, whatever that is, these louts can't read much so there's little fear of it affecting my coin purse.