Christ Church, located on Jefferson just east of the Renaissance
Center, has completed a $2 million renovation that connects the
disparate elements of the historic campus in a manner that is
architecturally sensitive.
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Why go to so much trouble with an older building? Because, says the
Rev. Carol Cole Flanagan, the interim rector, buildings like Christ
Church are part of Detroit's DNA, the city's basic identity that
signals the future as well as the past.
For the church, updating its historic home was important because of
"the elements that went into its founding and shape its continuing
mission for the future," Flanagan said.
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