Detroit Bahá'í Center

The Detroit Bahá'í Center is located at 19711 Greenfield Road in Detroit. It is 3 blocks north of Seven Mile Road on the west side of Greenfield. It is located very close to the intersections of Eight Mile, Greenfield, and the Lodge Freeway/Northwestern Highway, making it easily accessible from all around the area. It opened in July 1999, after moving from its former location on James Couzens between Outer Drive and McNichols. It was formally dedicated on April 9, 2000.

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	This is the front of the center, which used to be a church. The cross which used to be in front has been taken down and replaced with a nine-pointed star. Click on the picture for a larger image (will open in new window).
	Landscaping is already under way at the center. Click on the picture for a larger image (will open in new window).
	This is the main meeting area of the center. The picture on the wall is of the Shrine of the Báb and some of the terraces below it, located at the Bahá'í World Center in Haifa, Israel. (photo taken Oct. 19, 2001)
	This is a display on the life and work of Hand of the Cause of God Louis Gregory. You can read about his pilgrimage to the Holy Land elsewhere on this site. (photo taken Oct. 19, 2001) Click on the picture for a larger image (will open in new window).
	This is a tapestry created by one of the local Bahá'ís, Sharonne Fogle. The passage comes from selection 12 of Selections from the Writings of 'Abdu'l-Bahá (p. 27). (photo taken Oct. 19, 2001) Click on the picture for a larger image (will open in new window).