Allakaket, AK is a small town in the interior of Alaska. It has an estimated population of approximately 118 people, and is located on the Koyukuk River. The town consists mostly of local Athabascan Native American populations and a small number of non-Native residents. Allakaket is known as a quiet, rural community with a strong sense of community and traditional values.
The spiritual landscape of this small Alaskan village is diverse with some residents practicing Christianity, Native American spiritual beliefs or both. One of the most popular churches in Allakaket is First Christian Church, which was founded by missionaries in 1898 and still stands today. It provides worship services for residents to attend on Sundays and offers bible studies throughout the week. Additionally, there are several smaller congregations that meet regularly such as Bethel Chapel and New Life Fellowship Church for those seeking additional fellowship opportunities in their faith journey.
69.9% of the people in Allakaket are religious:
- 0.0% are Baptist
- 38.1% are Episcopalian
- 27.3% are Catholic
- 0.0% are Lutheran
- 0.0% are Methodist
- 1.0% are Pentecostal
- 0.0% are Presbyterian
- 0.0% are Church of Jesus Christ
- 2.0% are another Christian faith
- 0.0% are Judaism
- 0.0% are an eastern faith
- 0.0% affilitates with Islam
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