Supported by Indiana Landmarks’ Sacred Places Indiana Fund, Indianapolis’s Broadway United Methodist Church completes significant restoration of its iconic bell tower.

Dedicated local efforts repurpose a former house of worship for community use.

Recent structural repairs ensure that Poland’s historic chapel can continue to host community programs.

In the last year, the Sacred Places Indiana program awarded over $3 million in planning and capital grants to 30 congregations statewide.

Grants will support capital projects around the state

Southeast Indiana congregations honor 200 years of Catholicism and restoration of their historic churches.

To continue its work serving immigrant communities on South Bend’s west side, Saint Adalbert Catholic Church is raising money to repair its 1926 church.

Indiana Landmarks’ Sacred Places Indiana Fund awards more than $2 million to support preservation at seven historic churches.

Money will expand work to preserve historic churches and support congregations