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Even with its massive infrastructure, towering buildings and epic acreage, Detroit still has its hidey-holes or small spaces where people collect, communicate, commiserate and create.
Having a little place to call your own – a home of sorts – is essential to our human spirit. That is why the Isaac Agree Downtown Synagogue is the kind of place that resonates with its community members, who are desperately working to renovate its crumbling interior and exterior.
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