Declining attendance, a mounting maintenance bill, and a building that no longer fits your ministry: these are the signs that raise the question of when should a church sell its property. Here’s how to read them honestly, and what to consider before you commit to a sale.
Copier leases, financing, and purchases each carry different consequences when a church closes or merges. Here’s what to weigh before signing.
When a congregation winds down, one question dominates: what happens to church property when a church closes? California law is strict — the building and money can’t be handed to members. Here’s who decides, where the assets go, and the Attorney General’s role.
