“Religious property is actually working against our religious objectives,” says priest activist Graham Singh on his plan for repurposed churches

“These are massive, massive increases — well beyond the rate of inflation,” says senior pastor at Montreal’s St. Jax’s Church

After nearly two centuries as a place of worship in downtown London, Ont., the future could bring an additional use for the historic St. Paul's Cathedral: creative sector incubator.

Currently in the early stages, the proposed plan would see the cathedral and lands reimagined as part place of worship, part incubator hub aimed at growing London's creative sector.

Graham Singh of Trinity Centres Foundation joins David Bank from the Global Impact Investing Network’s Impact Forum in Copenhagen to discuss how Trinity is creating financing structures to underwrite the transition of surplus religious properties

With a record number of congregations predicted to close their doors by 2025, multiuse developments may be the future for shrinking congregations and empty buildings.

An estimated 4,000 of Canada’s 12,000 places of worship will close in the next five to ten years, says Graham Singh, Montreal-based founder and CEO of Trinity Centres Foundation (TCF, TrinityCentres.org).

The 2023 London Heritage Awards were handed out Thursday night at Museum London. They’re judged by the Architectural Conservancy Ontario – London region and the Heritage London Foundation. Here are the big winners.

First of all, let's define who faith-based investors are: local church congregations, dioceses or equivalent regional church organisations, national religious pension and savings funds, monastic or religious congregations, as well as faith-motivated individuals and/or family offices.