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EDP Resources  > How to think about making changes in historic places of worship

How to think about making changes in historic places of worship

One of the challenges for groups leading projects to make changes to their historic places of worship, however big or small, is to create a coherent understanding and narrative, or rationale, for change. This website provides a step-to-step guide to the key questions that one needs to engage with, as well as a set of resources and practical tools to help groups structure their thinking.

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