Location map of Black churches in Alaska
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Churches in Alaska by tradition
- Missionary Baptist 8 (50%)
- COGIC 6 (38%)
- AME 1 (6%)
- AME Zion 1 (6%)
Cities with the most Black churches
Black churches in Alaska by tradition
Missionary Baptist churches (8)
- Missionary BaptistShiloh Missionary Baptist Church of PalmerPalmer, AK
- Missionary BaptistShiloh Missionary Baptist ChurchAnchorage, AK
- Missionary BaptistAnchor Missionary BaptistAnchorage, AK
- Missionary BaptistAnchor Missionary Baptist Church - Anchorage, AlaskaAnchorage, AK
See all 8 Missionary Baptist churches in Alaska
COGIC churches (6)
- COGICGreater Friendly Temple Church of God in ChristAnchorage, AK
- COGICNew Jerusalem COGICNorth Pole, AK
- COGICCenter of Hope COGICAnchorage, AK
- COGICAntioch Church of God in ChristAnchorage, AK
See all 6 COGIC churches in Alaska
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AME churches (1)
- AMEFirst A.M.E. ChurchFairbanks, AK
AME Zion churches (1)
- AME ZionSt James Temple AME Zion ChurchFairbanks, AK
All cities and towns
- Anchorage7 churches›
- Eagle River2 churches›
- Fairbanks4 churches›
- North Pole1 church›
- Palmer1 church›
- Soldotna1 church›
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Black churches in Alaska: common questions
How many Black churches are there in Alaska?
Our directory lists 16 Black churches in 6 cities and towns across Alaska.
Which city in Alaska has the most Black churches?
Anchorage has the most listings, with 7.
What is the most common Black church tradition in Alaska?
Missionary Baptist churches lead our Alaska list with 8 congregations, followed by six COGIC and one AME.
