Aloha. For the safety of all attending worship service and events, vaccination & boosters are urged for those who are eligible, and masks are strongly recommended.
We would love the chance to welcome you this Sunday at 10:00am for worship and fellowship. For the safety of others during in-person attendance, vaccination & boosters are urged for those who are eligible, and masks are strongly recommended. We will also be streaming Sunday worship via ZOOM (click on the link below) and Facebook.
Service this week will be in the TaizĂ©-style, a contemplative worship experience originally developed by a group of Christians in TaizĂ©, France. TaizĂ© consists of several cycles of prayer, singing, and silent meditation. In honor of Earth Day, the cycles focus on spiritual practices to help us confront and transform the climate crisis here on … Continue reading TaizĂ© for Healing the Earth
We did not get to hear this message due to a medical emergency last week. Please worship with us as we examine the meaning of Black American history throughout the 20th and 21st centuries, socially and theologically. We continue to navigate the significance of Black American identity to White supremacy and racism here in HawaiĘ»i and … Continue reading A Blacker History
Due to a medical emergency, the scheduled sermon was unable to be given. Gabe Tiogangco generously stepped up to give his docent’s speech about Queen Liliuokalani:
10:00 AM Service 5:30 PM Service No-Rehearse Christmas Pageant
As we get closer to the longest night of the year, we pause to reflect on the lessons stillness and darkness can teach us about restoring hope to the world. Seeds germinate and take root in the dark, we solve problems in our dreams, and new paths emerge when we turn off the light on … Continue reading Come Light of Day: A Winter Solstice Service
