The Orthodox Church's presence in Alaska, with its mixture of Greek, English, and Slavonic languages, celebrates the Orthodox Christian feast of Pascha in a multisensory experience at the Cathedral of St. Innocent.

The article discusses the world of the Inuit, also known as Eskimos, who prefer to be called Inuit, meaning "people" in their Inuktitut language.

In a literary review, Jacob Paul's novel "Sarah/Sara" follows the story of Sarah Frankel, an Orthodox woman who embarks on a kayaking journey in Alaska after a terrorist attack in Jerusalem.