News and Highlights

On May 21, 2022, at the O‘ahu Association's ‘Aha Mokupuni meeting on Zoom, Irene Willis Hassan was ordained and installed for ministry.

The Executive Council of the Conference Council decided that the ‘Aha Makua will change from in-person to solely online again this year.

Over 800 people, some from our churches, showed up to march through the crowded streets of Waikiki on May 14 in support of abortion rights.

On May 8th, the Waikoloa Marshallese Ministry dedicated their new location for church service and ministries on the Hawai‘i Belt Road.

Jonathan Roach reflects, "God called me to the gift of water over and over these last few months."

Youth in grades 6-12 (ages 11-18) are invited to gather in-person for a faith-full "Xperience" and grow as a leader for their community!

Sixteen high school seniors of Samoan ancestry were recognized and honored at the 20th Annual Lumana'i Awards Ceremony in 2022.

Now that we have celebrated The Resurrection of Christ, we journey on to Pentecost, where we acknowledge and examine the coming, the work,

Hanapepe Hawaiian Congregational Church and Hanapepe UCC held an Easter Sunrise service.

Kauanoe Ho'omanawanui, Clara D. Priester, and Rebecca Woodland will be the first three women from Hawai'i to graduate from VTS in May.