The Chapel of Chauntea

Some of her worshipers claimed that her divine glimmer gave life to the natural world, and some contended that she was the creator and source of all mortal races. In some sense, Chauntea was the manifestation of the earth itself—the avatar of the twin worlds Abeir-Toril. Her most despised enemy was Talona, the lady of pestilence since she had the disposition to wreak suffering, disease, and decay upon the natural world.

Purpose / Function

A place of worship for the deity Chauntea the great mother of grain.

Architecture

A tall and thin elongated building. Above the double doors to the entry is a circular stained glass window of a symbol that portrays grain-growing around a blooming rose. 
As you walk through there are kneeling alters arranged to the left and right of a walkway in the center to the back of the building a alter usually with crops of the townsfolk lie there as an offering. A small relief is carved out of the wall behind the altar of a rose surrounded by Lavender.