Saint Jude´s Episcopal Church

Saint Jude´s Episcopal Church is a Michigan historical marker in Fenton, Genesee County, dedicated 1999.

Genesee County · dedicated 1999 · 106 East Elizabeth St., Fenton

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On May 3, 1858, the Reverend Henry Banwell held Fenton’s first Episcopal service for the Ladies Mite Society. The society formally organized as Saint Jude’s Episcopal Church on July 18, 1859. In 1860 members built their first church on this site, which was deeded to the parish by William and Adelaide Fenton of Flint. The present Romanesque Revival church, designed by Pratt and Koeppe of Bay City, was completed in 1893.

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