Our annual Earth Day Service connects us with the earth and those with whom we share the planet. Come listen to Geno Gresham, a representative of Greening of Detroit, share about the work they do to "enhance the quality of life for Detroiters by planting trees, repurposing the land to create beautiful and productive green spaces and helping communities rebuild their neighborhoods one lot at a time."
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