An architect and engineer who examined the church two years ago, Ed Gerns of Northbrook-based Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, said Tuesday that in inspecting one of the beams that supports the church’s sanctuary, he noticed “a fairly noticeable deflection,” or movement of the beam from its original spot.
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