Cass Community Social Services
In the 1880s the Cass farm, lying between Cass Avenue and Third Avenue and extending northward to the Boulevard, was the very choicest residential section in Detroit, barring the stately homes along Woodward Avenue. A group of Methodists living on the Cass farm, belonging mostly to Central and Simpson Methodist churches, were moved to start a church of their own.
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Cass Community Social Services
In the 1880s the Cass farm, lying between Cass Avenue and Third Avenue and extending northward to the Boulevard, was the very choicest residential section in Detroit, barring the stately homes along Woodward Avenue. A group of Methodists living on the Cass farm, belonging mostly to Central and Simpson Methodist churches, were moved to start a church of their own.
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In the 1880s the Cass farm, ly ...... Selden and the Lodge freeway).
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Fighting Poverty; Creating Opportunity
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Community building, fighting poverty
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Detroit metro area, Wayne County area
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Non-profit social service, residential, charity
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In the 1880s the Cass farm, ly ...... o start a church of their own.
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