Grace Baptist Church, Protestant church in Spokane, United States
Grace Baptist Church in Spokane, Washington, is a church building constructed in the early 1900s with Gothic architectural features. The structure displays arched openings, reinforced walls, and colored glass windows that are characteristic of religious buildings from that period.
The building was constructed between 1905 and 1911 as the city of Spokane was being rebuilt following a major fire in 1889. The original Baptist congregation was growing and needed a larger space for its worship services.
The church carries the Grace Baptist name, reflecting its Baptist heritage from its early years. Today the congregation gathers here for worship services as part of the local faith community.
The building is located on West Mallon Street and is easy to spot when walking through the neighborhood. Visitors can view the exterior and architectural details from the street and learn more about the site's history at any time.
In 1993 the building changed its religious affiliation and became Christ the Redeemer Church. This change shows how faith communities can adapt and repurpose their spaces over time.
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