Recycling Old Churches

There seems to be a trend to turn old churches into pubs or restaurants. 

Here is another, Church Brew Works:

Link to their webpage

In fact, there is a company McMenamins, that is well known for remaking old building originally built for another purpose into thriving restaurant brew pubs.

from Wiki:

Unique locations

There are fifty-eight McMenamins sites and many of its locations are renovated historical properties; as of June 2004, nine are on theNational Register of Historic Places:

• a former elementary school (Kennedy School),
• a movie theater built by Universal Studios (The Bagdad Theater and Pub),
• a building once used by the Church of Sweden as a Swedish Evangelical Mission (Mission Theater),
• the site of a former general store once owned by Oregon's first state treasurer (Boon's Treasury),
• a saloon once used by Polish immigrants to plan what became the west coast's first Polish Catholic Church (White Eagle Saloon),
• a saloon and former brothel in downtown Centralia, Washington (Olympic Club Hotel),
• a pioneer homestead with an octagonal barn (Cornelius Pass Roadhouse),
• a former Multnomah County poor farm (Edgefield),
• a ballroom with a floating floor (The Crystal Ballroom),
• a classic old saloon in Olympia Washington called The Spar.

Other locations include a former Masonic retirement home, a building that was part of the Lewis & Clark Centennial Exposition and a former funeral home in North Portland.

Link to Mcmenamins