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PCUSA might sell headquarters building; 'no decision' yet | Church & Ministries News - Vimarsana News

PCUSA might sell headquarters building; 'no decision' yet | Church & Ministries News

The largest Presbyterian denomination in the United States is considering selling its headquarters in Louisville, Kentucky, which it has occupied since the 1980s.

PCUSA might sell headquarters building; 'no decision' yet | Church & Ministries News - Vimarsana News

PCUSA might sell headquarters building; 'no decision' yet | Church & Ministries News

The largest Presbyterian denomination in the United States is considering selling its headquarters in Louisville, Kentucky, which it has occupied since the 1980s.

Christian Reformed Church is selling its headquarters | Church & Ministries News - Vimarsana News

Christian Reformed Church is selling its headquarters | Church & Ministries News

The Christian Reformed Church in North America will be selling its headquarters in Grand Rapids, Michigan, after more than six decades of occupying the property as maintenance costs have become "financially unsustainable."

Christian Reformed Church is selling its headquarters | Church & Ministries News - Vimarsana News

Christian Reformed Church is selling its headquarters | Church & Ministries News

The Christian Reformed Church in North America will be selling its headquarters in Grand Rapids, Michigan, after more than six decades of occupying the property as maintenance costs have become "financially unsustainable."

Christian Reformed Church to sell US headquarters - Vimarsana News

Christian Reformed Church to sell US headquarters

Christian Reformed Church to sell Grand Rapids-based US headquarters, seeking 'flexibility for the future'