I have served the same Detroit community since 1990. When I first arrived, this was a neighborhood filled with working families. Many earned their living through Chrysler, Ford, General Motors, and the businesses that supported them. Block clubs were active, recreation centers were busy, and churches brought neighbors together. There was a shared belief that […]
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