Which religious subscription model innovation, introduced in the 19th century, revolutionized church funding and is still widely used today?

Throughout history, religious institutions have evolved their financial support models. From ancient temple offerings to modern digital giving, the way people financially support their faith communities has transformed dramatically. This poll tests your knowledge about an innovative subscription model that changed religious giving practices in the 19th century. Can you identify the correct historical development?

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The 'pew rent' system where families paid annual subscriptions for dedicated seating in churches
The 'tithe bond' where members purchased spiritual investment certificates with guaranteed afterlife benefits
The 'prayer subscription' where monasteries accepted monthly payments to pray for specific intentions
The 'sanctuary pass' where worshippers bought quarterly access cards to multiple houses of worship