Trinity Uniting Church in North Albury has sold for $1.1 million to the dentist next door, after seven religious groups and three developers showed interest in the 2,750-square-metre site on Mate Street.

Mansfield councillors have unanimously backed plans to demolish Chesterfield Road South Methodist Church and replace it with a smaller church and a block of 12 supported-living apartments for disabled people.

Vermont’s Catholic Diocese of Burlington won bankruptcy court approval to sell its South Burlington headquarters for US$3.13 million as it works to resolve abuse claims from more than 100 survivors, moving staff to a college campus.

The Salvation Army is selling its Grade B-listed Aberdeen Citadel for £475,000 after flood damage from heavy rain in February 2026 forced the 1896 landmark to close, saying the building no longer meets its needs.

War in southern Lebanon destroyed a Salvatorian Sisters’ convent and school in Yaroun and a church, priest’s house and parish office in Derdghaya, EWTN News reported, as a ceasefire was extended.

St Bartholomew’s Protestant Episcopal Church in Crown Heights, a 1974 landmark, has been listed as a development site with about 181,000 square feet of as-of-right space after a rezoning, prompting calls to protect the complex.

A historic Texas chapel with an 1860s cemetery is at the centre of a dispute after its congregation left the Methodist denomination and the conference said it was using the property without consent.

Plans to demolish the B-listed Hillhead Baptist Church in Glasgow and replace it with flats were halted for a public hearing after 332 objections, with the developer saying keeping the 1883 building is not financially viable.

Lucea Mayor Sheridan Samuels says a church has occupied a Hanover Municipal Corporation building for more than four years and must make way for a youth tourism training centre. Church members say they did not know it was council property.

Property investor Samuel Leeds offered £225,000, then £250,000, for a closed Methodist church in Darlaston, Walsall, promising to hand it rent-free to a congregation rather than see it converted by one of 16 interested developers.