Editing Columbia, South Carolina (section)

===Religion===
The [[Southern Baptist Convention]] has 241 congregations and 115,000 members. The [[United Methodist Church]] has 122 congregations and 51,000 members. The Evangelical Lutheran Church has 71 congregations and 25,400 members. The PC (USA) has 34 congregations and 15,000 members; the [[Presbyterian Church in America]] has 22 congregations and 8,000 members. Columbia is see city of the Episcopal Diocese of Upper South Carolina, and Trinity Episcopal Cathedral is located across the street from the state capitol. The Catholic Church has 14 parishes, including the Basilica of Saint Peter, the state's only minor basilica and the 85th church in the U.S. to receive this designation from the Vatican.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.wistv.com/story/38502478/columbias-st-peters-catholic-church-named-minor-basilica-by-the-vatican|title=Columbia's St. Peter's Catholic Church named minor basilica by the Vatican|first=Claude|last=Thompson|website=www.wistv.com}}</ref> There are three Jewish synagogues. There are three different Islamic masjids providing places of worship for more than 600 Muslim families living in Columbia. There is one Greek Orthodox Church in Columbia. There are two Hindu Temples in the city, Hindu Temple of South Carolina and BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir Columbia.