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Gone for Good? Negotiating the Coming Wave of Church Property Transition

The next decade will see many churches selling or repurposing their property. How can we engage this work faithfully?

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60-minute webinar with Q&A
February 15, 2024, at 7:00 p.m. EST
On-demand replay will be available

Join Outlook Editor/Publisher Teri McDowell Ott in a conversation with Mark Elsdon, an entrepreneur, nonprofit executive, author and PC(USA) pastor who focuses on the intersection of money and meaning.

In this webinar, Terispeaks with Mark about Gone for Good? Negotiating the Coming Wave of Church Property Transition. Edited by Mark, this new book highlights “what we are losing as church property usage changes at an unprecedented speed and scale, and [helps] us imaging the innovative possibilities that can emerge.”

This curated collection includes voices from across the United States that:

  • engage the value churches have as community centers,
  • explore how church and civic leaders can partner to reimagine properties,
  • ask questions about how we should treat church land that was stolen from Indigenous peoples,
  • and consider the role philanthropy can play in property transitions.

Mark speaks to the purpose of the book and answers questions.

What do I get when I order?

When you order today, you will receive a link to a recording of the webinar.

What is the price?

We ask that you pay $10 for individual viewing and $20 if the recording is going to be viewed by a group. If your group is larger than 25, please email rwestry@pres-outlook.org for pricing.

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This webinar is one way that Presbyterian Outlook funds our ministry of being a prophetic, pastoral and independent publication focused on creating trustworthy resources and spaces for conversation. Thank you for your support.

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