Lansing Catholic High School is building a new chapel, and the project is getting an unusual boost from a team of volunteers. They call themselves the Pew Crew, and they're building all of the pews that will be installed in Lansing Catholic’s new chapel. These pews won’t cost the school a dime.Current State's Scott Pohl recently spent some time with the Pew Crew. They get together most Wednesday evenings in a pole barn at the home of David Flint, near Williamston. He’s running the project.
Pew Crew helps furnish new chapel at Lansing Catholic HS
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The Pew Crew works on pews for Lansing Catholic High School's new chapel.
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David Flint is a Lansing dentist. He's running the Pew Crew out of a pole barn at his home near Williamston.
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Lansing Catholic High School's cross logo will adorn each end of every pew.
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This rendering of the chapel's plans hangs on a wall in David Flint's pole barn.
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