Saint Michael's Greek Catholic Church, Poletown, Detroit Michigan

Built for a predominantly Polish and Slavic congregation worshipping under Byzantine-Slavonic Rite, Became Saint Nicholas Greek Catholic Church in 1932 until ca, 1963, then Temple of Faith Missionary Baptist Church Architecturally represents traditional church forms and Art-Deco design motifs.

The exterior featured a combination of Byzantine and Art-Deco features; tri-partite arrangment of front facade capped by copper domes and bar crosses; texture achieved through use of recessed brick panels, brick butresses and corbelled cornices; elongated round-head gothic windows feature Art-Deco stained glass design; round windows and arched entry.

The interior featured vaulted ceilings featuring artwork depicting biblical scenes.