Visiting Our ʻOhana

Q: I'm visiting Maui. Am I welcome to attend your service?
- A: Absolutely! We extend a warm "Aloha" to all visitors. Whether you're here for a short stay or considering making Maui your home, you're always welcome to worship with us and experience our island fellowship. No matter where you're from, our doors and hearts are open.
Q: What should I wear to a church service in Hawaii?
- A: We encourage comfortable, modest attire. While some prefer "Weekend best," most of our congregation opts for smart casual, aloha wear, or island-appropriate clothing. Come as you are, ready to worship!
Q: Do you offer childcare or programs for keiki (children) during service?
- A: Yes, our Keiki Zone (Children's Ministry) provides a nurturing and engaging environment for children of all ages during Sabbath School Service. We also have a comfortable nursery for infants and toddlers.
Q: Can I join for fellowship after service? Are visitors welcome?
- A: Yes, we often have a time of fellowship and light refreshments after service. Visitors are always encouraged to stay, share a moment of aloha, and connect with our church family. It's a wonderful opportunity to experience our community.
Q: Is your church accessible by public transportation from tourist areas?
- A: Plenty of parking is available on-site for those driving.

Q: What denomination is your church, and what are your core beliefs?
- A: We believe in the transformative power of God's love, following the teachings of Jesus Christ, the guidance of the Holy Spirit. Our faith journey is rooted in God’s word.
Q: What is a typical service like?
- A: Our services usually include worship through music (a blend of contemporary and traditional, sometimes with island influences), prayer, scripture reading, and a message rooted in biblical teachings that applies to our daily lives. We aim for a welcoming and uplifting atmosphere.
Q: Do you incorporate Hawaiian culture or language into your worship?
- A: We deeply respect and value the rich cultural heritage of Hawaii. While our primary language is English, we strive to honor local customs and occasionally incorporate Hawaiian words, blessings, or musical elements to reflect the spirit of aloha that guides us.
Q: Is communion offered, and who can participate?
- A: We believe communion is a sacred moment of remembrance and reflection.

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Q: How is your church involved in the Maui community?
- A: Our faith compels us to serve our island home. We are actively involved in initiatives like food drives, education, disaster relief. We partner with local organizations to embody the spirit of kōkua (help, support) and make a tangible difference.
Q: Do you have specific ministries for different age groups or needs (e.g., youth, seniors, recovery support)?
- A: Yes, we believe in nurturing faith at every stage of life: "Keiki Zone," "Youth Ministry (for teens)," "Kūpuna (Senior) Fellowship," "Care & Support Groups for various life challenges".
Q: Can I volunteer or get involved in your outreach efforts while on Maui?
- A: We'd love for you to join us! Please speak with one of our hospitality team members or visit our church to learn about current opportunities. Every helping hand strengthens our community.

Q: Do you have prayer groups?
- A: Absolutely. Prayer is at the heart of our church. Sharing our burdens in praying for each other, connects us more with each other and with God.
Q: Do you offer Bible studies or small groups?
- A: Yes, we have various small groups and Bible studies that meet throughout the week, offering opportunities for deeper spiritual growth and fellowship.
Q: Do you perform baptisms or weddings?
- A: Yes, we are honored to celebrate these significant life milestones. Please contact us to discuss baptism or wedding arrangements.