The Church is being positioned as a widely visible landmark and is maintained by the Moscow Patriarch. It was first maintained by a single priest. In the meanwhile two priests maintain the services, which are being exchanged annually. They both contribute to the maintenance of the overall station. January 29, 2007, saw the first church wedding on Antarctica, between a Chilean and Russian. The first baptism (for adults) also took place there. While the Pakistani program at Jinnah Antarctic Station brought Muslims to Antarctica in 1991, there are no mosques on the continent or on any of the outlying islands, as the best ways of observing Islamic religious customs there are still being determined. The bases of India namely Maitri , Dakshin Gangotri and Bharati have brought hindus and other indian religious people to Antarctica .