Sacred Buildings | Nathan + Elizabeth Lott
I get a lot of “can I pick your brain” calls when it comes to old houses of worship. While I’m always glad to chat, you may find the answer to your question on either the CONSULTANCIES or SUPPORT + RESOURCE page.
If my spouse or I can be of help, here’s a little info about us.
Learn about Nathan Lott’s two decades of professional experience in cultural and natural resource management, including nonprofit leadership and advocacy. Holding a Masters of Preservation Studies from Tulane University’s School of Architecture, Nathan is passionate about preserving special places and their stories for future generations.
Services
National Register of Historic Places nominations
Historic Tax Credit applications
Building assessments and maintenance plans
Grant writing
Articles and exhibits
User surveys and focus groups
Clergy Coaching Calls, HTC Consulting, and more
I have worked for or with churches since 1998. From cleaning up a flooded fellowship hall with a shop vac to learning about plaster efflorescence as walls and ceilings fell, I have a few tricks up the sleeve of my clergy vestments. I want to help churches make informed decisions, and I love supporting clergy as they navigate all that entails.
Services
1:1 “Pick My Brain” Clergy Quick Call
single call for questions on where to get started, learning the landscape of support organizations and foundations, determining and exploring next steps (45-60 minutes)1:1 Expanded Clergy Calls (3-10 calls)
ongoing conversation for addressing facility
issues, grant writing coaching, finding additional capital projects support, and network introductions1 Day Mini-Retreat
on-site evaluation, facility tour, and listening session with key leaders and clergy plus written brief for priority support and next steps
Header image: St. Dunston in the East Church Garden, London