Independent Congregational Church
Congregationalists joined Presbyterians in organizing a church in 1836. When a split occurred in 1883, they formed the Independent Congregational Church. Chicago architect Joseph C. Llewellyn designed this Neo-classical church, built in 1907, to accommodate 800 people. Weekly radio broadcasts of Sunday services, begun by Reverend Doctor Carleton Brooks Miller in 1930, continued into the twenty-first century.
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Marker data: Michigan History Center
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