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Type 1: Covenant Nation Celebration — Fourth of July Service in an Episcopal Church
A 2022 Independence Day Eucharist at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church / Iglesia Episcopal San Pablo in Houston, where patriotic rituals sit alongside a sermon on welcoming the stranger. -

Type 1: The Christian Nationalism of Covenant Nation — A Contemporary Assemblies of God “Celebrate America” Service
Christian Life Church’s 2024 “Celebrate America Service” in Bensalem, Pennsylvania, analyzed as an example of Covenant Nation Christian nationalism in a contemporary Pentecostal setting. -

Type 2: The Christian Nationalism of Dominionist Prayer — A Church’s Intercessory Battles Against the U.S. Presidential Election Results of 2020
A 2020 intercessory prayer led by Pastor Kim Owens of Fresh Start Church in Peoria, Arizona, weeks after the presidential election, analyzed as an example of Dominionist Christian nationalism. -

Type 1: The Christian Nationalism of Covenant Nation Celebrators — A Baptist Church Stresses a Christian Founding of the Nation in Its July 4 Service
Quentin Road Baptist Church’s 2022 Fourth of July service, analyzed as an example of Covenant Nation Christian nationalism built around a presumed Christian founding of the United States. -

Type 2: Dominionist Prophecy and Spiritual Warfare to Prevent a Terror Attack
A 2025 intercessory prayer video from Jennifer LeClaire Ministries, built on an unverified prophetic warning of a July 4 terror plot, analyzed as an example of Dominionist Christian nationalism. -

Type 3: Divine Order Preservationists — Christ Church in Moscow, Idaho
A condensed 2012 service at Christ Church in Moscow, Idaho, analyzed as an example of Divine Order Christian nationalism, with attention to its three-fold confession of sin. -

Type 1: The Christian Nationalism of Covenant Nation Celebrators — A Methodist Church’s Fourth of July Service
A Fourth of July “Independence Worship Service” at a Methodist church in Aiken, South Carolina, analyzed as an example of Covenant Nation Christian nationalism. -

Type 2: Dominionist Christian Nationalism — White House Staffers Praying
A widely-circulated 2025 video of a group praying on White House grounds, analyzed as an example of Dominionist Christian nationalism.
