Answer:
The answer is True.
Step-by-step explanation:
This is because, historically speaking, churches were also places were knowledge was collected and was also imparted. Almost from the Middle Ages, priests, and especially monks and abbots, were known to have kept the stores of books, and documents, from ancient times, and they became the main people responsible for imparting such knowledge. Given this tradition, and even after the Protestant Movement took place, pastors, as well as priests, kept this task as part of their work, to expand knowledge and be teachers of their flocks. As such, churches, and especially priests and pastors, became centers of knowledge and teaching, as much as spiritual guides, to whom people might go to to seek assistance in learning.