Sunday Service: "Have You Met the Neighbors?"
Aug 02, 2026 @ 10:00 am - 11:00 am
Speaker: Rev. Kyle Lovett
Rev. Kyle returns to chat with us about her newest endeavor: Pasifika Liaison for the UCC in Hawai‘i. Our world, it is a changin’ – and as we look around, we may not recognize our surroundings. In Hawai‘i, that includes migrants and immigrants on the lowest end of the social ladder. Do we know them? Should we? Is there a connection between the Golden Rule in all world religions and our everyday encounters?
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Sunday Service: "Self Care in the Face of Loss"
Aug 09, 2026 @ 10:00 am - 11:00 am
Speaker: Crystal Neva
Crystal Neva, hospice nurse, will share personal strategies for keeping a healthy spiritual practice while witnessing the moving, beautiful, painful, heartbreaking realities of death. How do we live when we know our time is limited. How do we move beyond the superficial or sometimes pretend versions of ourselves to the truth. Crystal will share stories about confronting her demons and allowing grief to transform her life. Join her on a mission for authenticity and true self-care.
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Sunday Service: "Where the Trail Goes Quiet"
Aug 16, 2026 @ 10:00 am - 11:00 am
Speaker: Pastor Keola Whittaker
Pastor Keola returns this Sunday from six days walking the Camino de Santiago, one of the world’s oldest pilgrimage routes. But this sermon isn’t a travelogue. Drawing on journalist Chris Hayes’s recent book The Sirens’ Call, Keola asks what it means that our attention has become a commodity, harvested for profit. And in a faith tradition built on presence, what happens to our capacity for the sacred when we are never quite here? Come find out where the trail goes quiet.
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Sunday Service: "Courage -- the Uprising of the Heart: Part 2"
Aug 23, 2026 @ 10:00 am - 11:00 am
Speakers: Rev. Deborah
Courage is a union of deep desire and the will to act. In this difficult moment, we need such bravery not only to confront injustice, but to face our own small failures to see clearly. These quiet evasions shape our lives and those we oppose, feeding division and fear. At their best, religions nurture the courage to see ourselves and one another truthfully—and to turn division toward peace.
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