Church Wages Enterprising 'War On Poverty'
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Day
31
Month
August
Year
1965
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Car Wash to Raise Funds for Charitable Projects at Christ Temple Apostolic Faith Church of Ypsilanti, August 1965 Photographer: Doug Fulton
Year:
1965
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Ann Arbor News, August 31, 1965
Caption:
One of three car washes operated by Christ Temple Apostolic Faith Church of Ypsilanti which provide employment and pay for support and education for under-privileged teen-agers is shown above. Keeping things busting here is Deacon Elray Lipsey (left) in charge of the congregation's charitable projects. At work are (left to right) Oscar Loveless, John Cameron, Wilson Burton and Irvin Jackson Ricks, and in front Luke Edward and John Loveless.
Ann Arbor News, August 31, 1965
Caption:
One of three car washes operated by Christ Temple Apostolic Faith Church of Ypsilanti which provide employment and pay for support and education for under-privileged teen-agers is shown above. Keeping things busting here is Deacon Elray Lipsey (left) in charge of the congregation's charitable projects. At work are (left to right) Oscar Loveless, John Cameron, Wilson Burton and Irvin Jackson Ricks, and in front Luke Edward and John Loveless.
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Elray Lipsey and Pastor Elder L. Edwards Inspect House owned by Christ Temple Apostolic Faith Church of Ypsilanti, August 1965 Photographer: Doug Fulton
Year:
1965
Published In:
Ann Arbor News, August 31, 1965
Caption:
Deacon Elray Lipsey (left) and Pastor Elder L. Edwards discuss future plans on the front lawn of one of three homes owned by Christ Temple Apostolic Faith Church of Ypsilanti. The homes shelter 20 teen-agers from broken homes and seven elderly adults who are supported by the church. Ten young men live in the house pictured.
Ann Arbor News, August 31, 1965
Caption:
Deacon Elray Lipsey (left) and Pastor Elder L. Edwards discuss future plans on the front lawn of one of three homes owned by Christ Temple Apostolic Faith Church of Ypsilanti. The homes shelter 20 teen-agers from broken homes and seven elderly adults who are supported by the church. Ten young men live in the house pictured.
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