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How can historic sacred places support civic engagement, social cohesion and neighborhood equity?

Churches, synagogues and mosques are among the many sacred places that have long served as anchors in Philadelphia’s neighborhoods. They stand out for their distinctive architecture, large gathering spaces, cultural significance, strong sense of community and charitable works. Currently, Philadelphia’s historic sacred places are at a crossroads.

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categories: Lead Article
Tuesday 04.30.19
Posted by Joanna Winchester