1,000 Alaskans Join “America Comes Alive” for Weekend of History Exhibits, Declaration of Independence Readings, and Family-Friendly Fun

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Natalie Spaulding
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This past weekend, nearly 1,000 Alaskans attended the “America Comes Alive” event hosted at Mountain City Church. The event featured over 500 historical artifacts, a reading of the Declaration by Senator Dan Sullivan, a presentation on the Christian roots of the Declaration of Independence by Dr. Forrest Nabors, a sermon by Pastor Rob McCoy of TPUSA Faith, and other family-friendly activities.

The event offered several opportunities to hear the reading of the Declaration of Independence as well as a reading of the Gettysburg Address and Lincoln’s 2nd Inaugural Address.

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Additionally, there was a presentation by the McKinley Muzzleloaders, an antique car show, a presentation by the Alaska Veterans Museum, and Civil War Stories told by Dennis Tayman.

The event was held July 4th, 12-6pm, and July 5th at 9am, 11:30am, and 1-6pm.

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    Natalie Spaulding oversees day-to-day operations and communications at Must Read Alaska and writes on the full range of MRAK topics. A 2025 Hillsdale College graduate, she previously did editorial work at the Family Research Council on the book "Life After Roe" by David Closson and research for the Charlotte Lozier Institute. She lives in Anchorage, AK.

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