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Macon’s oldest standing house of worship, completed in 1829 and later owned by the county, is being sold by the local development authority for $180,000 to buyers who plan to keep it as a church.
Lindisfarne Uniting Church, built in 1903 on Hobart’s eastern shore, was sold and will become the House of Guidance Hobart mosque, with Uniting Church leaders welcoming its continued use for worship and community.
Hurricane Melissa destroyed the Porto Bello Pentecostal Worship Centre in Montego Bay. About 30 members worshipped under two tents on the site as the pastor said they must pool their resources to rebuild.
About 2,000 UK churches expect to stop being places of worship by 2030, a survey found, as six West Midlands churches show new futures, from a Wolverhampton banqueting suite to five flats in a Stourbridge Baptist church.
Stateline reported in 2025 that St John’s Lutheran in Madison is replacing its 1905 building with a 10-storey block of 100-plus affordable homes and worship space, as Florida opened religious land to housing and Colorado’s bill failed.
Releven Realty, Canada’s first charitable brokerage for houses of worship, launched in 2025 to help congregations facing falling membership manage their buildings, from buying a storefront church to finding tenants that pay for repairs.
Jamaica has long carried one of those statistics that sounds almost too perfect to resist repeating: the island has more churches per…
Rwanda closed more than 4,200 churches and mosques in about a month in 2024 over substandard buildings, poor hygiene and noise, following more than 9,000 closures of places of worship in 2018.
Trinidad’s Spiritual Shouter Baptist Council of Elders rejected plans for one Baptist cathedral in Balmain, Couva, after the prime minister said Cabinet would consider a further $10 million grant, saying the groups worship too differently to share.
Jamaica is a land of vibrant culture, rich history, and deep-rooted traditions. Among these traditions, Christianity holds a significant place in the…
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