Over 200 people from the communities surrounding Icelandic State Park and Cavalier, North Dakota gathered to celebrate the history of Hallson and to engage with four artists chosen to create new folk art pieces for the church
Spending time with The Rev. Dr. Donna Schaper, one of the founders of Bricks and Mortals in New York City, is always ti [...]
The Rev. Dr. Thomas Frank has served as a pastor, teacher and leader in United Methodism and historic preservation for [...]
The National Fund for Sacred Places, a program of Partners for Sacred Places in collaboration with the National Trust f [...]
Of all the natural forces that can deteriorate your sacred space— wind, sun, and water in the form of rain, snow, and ice—water has the potential to cause the most damage.
A Program to Help Congregations in California Preserve and Maximize Their Older Buildings If you would like to learn mo [...]
Sacred Places are valuable buildings that represent decades (or even centuries) of investment, sacrifice, and service. [...]
It’s becoming increasingly apparent to civic leaders across America – including leaders in government, philanthropy, re [...]
Ariana Makau in full PPE (personal protective equipment) removing an old, oxidized, stained glass window at St. Vincen [...]
by Vanessa Avery Executive Director, Sharing Sacred Spaces, Inc. On the evening of November 13, 2018, a group of about [...]
