Tuntutuliak, Alaska is a small village located in the southwestern region of the state. It has a population of just over 500 people and is known for its traditional Yup'ik culture and subsistence lifestyle. Among the many features of this picturesque village are several local religious congregations that have been serving Tuntutuliak's residents for generations. The churches here are essential to the spiritual and cultural life of the community, providing religious services, Bible study groups, and other forms of spiritual care. Many members of these churches participate in traditional ceremonies such as prayers, drumming, singing, storytelling, and dancing that help them express their faith in a deeply meaningful way. These churches also host regular events throughout the year to foster fellowship among their members and strengthen their bonds with one another. In addition to offering spiritual nourishment to their congregation members, these churches also serve as important centers for social interaction in Tuntutuliak where community members can come together to learn more about their culture and share stories about life in the village.
53.5% of the people in Tuntutuliak are religious:
- 0.0% are Baptist
- 0.0% are Episcopalian
- 36.2% are Catholic
- 0.2% are Lutheran
- 13.8% are Methodist
- 1.1% are Pentecostal
- 0.0% are Presbyterian
- 1.0% are Church of Jesus Christ
- 1.0% are another Christian faith
- 0.0% are Judaism
- 0.0% are an eastern faith
- 0.0% affilitates with Islam
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