- Twitter feed for an online portal and resource for the study of church closure and transformation. Hosted by researchers at Memorial University, St. John’s -
Do you know of a church that has closed? Consider contributing to the After Church Atlas, through our online Survey Portal.
Visit:
https://t.co/AFUGmaqe8O
We are happy to announce to relaunch of the After Church Atlas, following our migration from the Omeka to ArcGis platform. Watch for updates and news, as we slowly get back to fieldwork.
Visit the new site at https://t.co/KYOqigA4KB
PILOT PHASE COMPLETED.
Based on feedback from users and partners, we are archiving the pilot version of the Atlas. The new and improved platform will use ArcGis apps and tools. We plan to relaunch the Atlas in early fall. STAY TUNED!
Pittsburgh’s oldest Black church was demolished as ‘blight’ in the 1950s Lower Hill. Today, members seek justice. https://t.co/Srr2IkRq3T via @PublicSourcePA
Pleased to announce The After Church research project and @AfterAtlas has just been awarded a @SSHRC_CRSH Insight Grant. Congratulations to @lynch_111 and @BarryStepMUN The team is looking forward to this next stage of the project.
Congratulations to Conception Bay Museum, winner of a 2020 Ecclesiastical Insurance Cornerstone Award for Resilient Historic Places!
@EIOCanada@cbmuseum1870@hfnlca @manltweets @NLHistoricTrust
https://t.co/OJBg9gaNNv
@AfterAtlas@splate1 @peklassen @ASReligion This is such an excellent project & so evocative. I can't wait to keep following and to use it in my public religion seminar this winter, where we talk about #church closures and repurposing in #Montreal