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Tabernacle can mean:
- An alternative word for a shrine, temple or chapel.
- The place of worship for American camp meetings (which originated during the Second Great Awakening) was usually called the tabernacle. Often it was open-sided to accommodate overflow crowds, and might have roll-up screens or netting on the sides for shade or insect protection.
- In Christian camps and singing schools, a permanent outdoor wallless pavilion where worship services or singings are conducted.
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