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By: Bethany Mahan

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Bethel AME Church/SpokaneFAVS File Photo

Bethel AME's current building was built in 1971, but the church's first building dates back to 1901.

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A few years ago Bethany Mahan picked up a camera and started taking pictures of Spokane's Marginalized community members. These pictures turned out beautifully

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