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To me stewardship means being faithful with what I've been entrusted with. By faithful I mean: utilizing what I've been given to bless others rather than use what I have for selfish endeavors.

Annie May Brown
Annie May Brown
Annie May Brown is a passionate and joyful soul who moved to Spokane in 2011 with hopes of pursuing, creating and cultivating rich and authentic community. Within a year of being in Spokane, her hopes are budding.

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