Wallaceburg Gospel Hall

The Moravian Youth Centre located in Chatham-Kent ON serves as a vibrant place of worship and community engagement. It offers a welcoming environment for youth and families to gather participate in spiritual activities and foster a sense of belonging. With its focus on faith fellowship and service the centre aims to inspire and empower the next generation within the Moravian community. Generated from this place's information

The Moravian Youth Centre in Thamesville, ON is a community hub that offers a variety of programs and activities for youth in the area. With a focus on providing a safe and supportive environment, the center aims to empower young individuals through education, recreation, and social engagement. Generated from their business information

Leon Petty, Chairman Terry Whitfield Yolanda Oliver Sanqustine Latham Shaita Wimberly-LoweBoard of Deacons Board of Trustees Finance Secretary Church Secretary Administrative AssistantWe are in need of financial help from all our friends, families, faith based community and the Detroit-Metropolitan area Business Community.Historic Motor City Missionary Baptist Church is located at 4461 28th Street, in Detroit, Michigan. We are housed in a Victorian Gothic Church located in one of the improvised neighborhoods in Detroit. The Church and School buildings are in disarray, needing major repairs to the roof, windows, and in some instances, the flooring.Eighty ( 80% ) per cent of the church's membership are children, which is why it so important that our church doors remain open and why we need your help. The Historic Motor City Missionary Baptist Church was erected in 1891 and there has been no ongoing upkeep to the church. The Church doors have been open to the community for 40 years. Our Pastor, Reverend Johnny Lowe, is in his fifth ( 5 ) year of being pastor of this great church.The Historic Motor City Missionary Baptist Church is Detroit's only intact Victorian Gothic wood frame church. In 1979, our church received its Federal Designation as a Historical Site. On October 1, 1982, we received our state designation. On January 17, 2001, Praise be to God, we completed the process and received our local designation, making the church a fully historical site. On September 21, 2003, the church agreed to change its name to the Historic Motor City Missionary Baptist Church. The church survives as a testament to the tenacity of a congregation's commitment to saving our important part of Detroit's history. We have made application to the Historic Preservation Society to help restore our historic building; however, they have exhausted their funds.Therefore, we are asking our members, friends, faith-based community and Metropolitan Detroit area businesses to please join us in accepting this invitation to make our worship facilities more pleasant. Please use the donate button below or you may mail your contribution to: