An Architect’s Perspective: An Interview with Lee Quill
Lee Quill, founding principal of Cunningham Quill Architects. Allen Russ Photography Tell us about your firm and inter [...]
New Philadelphia Fund for Black Sacred Places Launches
PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA, October 25, 2023 — Partners for Sacred Places and the Greater Philadelphia Preservation All [...]
35th Anniversary Photo Contest
Partners for Sacred Places is holding a national photo contest with the theme “Sacred Places at the Heart of Communities [...]
Transformative Storytelling at San Antonio Mennonite Church
In December of 2022, Mitzi Moore of San Antonio Mennonite Church spoke with Partners for Sacred Places about the congre [...]
Preserving History and Culture in Central Appalachian Churches
The region known as Appalachia is often misunderstood. Encompassing all of West Virginia and parts of 12 other states, [...]
Adaptive Reuse of Historic Church Buildings
Throughout the country, historic churches stand as community landmarks, reminding us of the investments of previous gene [...]
Houses of Worship Central to Disaster Recovery
In August of 2017, the city of Houston braced itself for a hurricane named Harvey making its way toward landfall. Houst [...]
His Light Shines in Our House
PART TWO OF TWO Stained glass window in the First African Baptist Church of Savannah, Georgia.Christopher S. Hunter E [...]
His Light Shines in Our House
PART ONE OF TWO This little light of mine, I’m gonna let it shine, Let it shine, let it shine, let it shine This refrai [...]
Folk Art Projects in Nordic American Churches
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