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I am unsure on the timing of the original and first chapel built in Albuquerque. It was likely in the 1940s or 1950s.
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The interior of this building is fairly typical. The chapel has natural light on both sides and a simple design in the ceiling. The most notable feature is a large mural behind the pulpit.
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