Palin was originally baptized as a Roman Catholic, but her parents switched to the Wasilla Assembly of God, a Pentecostal church, where she was rebaptized at age 12 or 13.[119][120] When she is in the capital, she attends Juneau Christian Center,[121] another Assemblies of God church. Her current home church in Wasilla is The Wasilla Bible Church,[122] an independent congregation.[123] Although initial reports described her as the first Pentecostal ever named to a major party’s presidential ticket, Palin describes herself as a non-denominational Christian.[124] The National Catholic Reporter described her as a “post-denominational” Christian.[125]

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