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T

he Jewish Historical Society
of Michigan will conduct its
first interfaith bus tour when
it joins with the Detroit Historical
Society to offer a tour on April 22 of
four former Detroit synagogues.
Visitors will be taken inside of
the four buildings, which now are
churches. All have been well pre-
served, with the remaining Jewish
symbols blended with Christian ones
to honor both religions.
Within each building, a Jewish
Historical Society (JHSM) member

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will give the Jewish perspective and
someone from the church will talk
about the current congregation.
Cantor Daniel Gross of Adat Shalom
Synagogue in Farmington Hills will
sing a Jewish song or prayer in one
building, and his wife, Lauren, will sing
in another.
The former synagogues are Temple
Beth El at Woodward and Gladstone,
now owned by Little Rock Baptist
Church; Shaarey Zedek on West
Chicago, now Clinton Street Greater
Bethlehem Temple Church; B'nai

B'nai David's sanctuary today as New Mount Zion Missionary Baptist Church