Church leaders concerned about redevelopment
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The 112-year-old church is located just blocks away from the relatively new Interstate 71/Martin Luther King Jr. Drive interchange. It was a project designed to boost the local economy, but church leaders are worried redevelopment in the area could push them out of the community. The predominantly African-American church sits on Reading Road in Avondale. Pastor Michael F. Mack said that prime location could pose a problem. The church is now landlocked by soon-to-be new development, and he worries the church could be next.
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