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E Komo Mai! 

Welcome to Koloa Union Church!

We are followers of Jesus—the man who opened his arms to all kinds of people (including the scorned and oppressed, the poor, those living on the margins of society, and people from other places), who gave voice to the voiceless, who fed the hungry and healed the sick. Following in his footsteps, we welcome people from all ethnic and socio-economic backgrounds, cultures, nationalities, abilities, sexual orientations and gender identities; and we share God’s love in its many forms. We are a diverse community where everyone has something to offer. Come and join us—let us follow Jesus together!

No matter who you are or where you are on life’s journey, you’re welcome here!

A Message From Our Kahu

A Message From Kahu: Dec 1st, 2022

A Message From Kahu: Dec 1st, 2022

A Message From Our Kahu "Just Enough Hope" "Your prayer has been heard." —Luke 1:13— I am pretty sure there are times in all of our lives when we wish we had more hope. As I read the story of Zechariah in Luke's Gospel to prepare for Sunday's message, it occurred to...

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Sharing Aloha Since 1835

Hawaiian Identity

 

Hawaiian Hospitality

E Komo Mai! 

Welcome to Koloa Union Church!

We are followers of Jesus—the man who opened his arms to all kinds of people (including the scorned and oppressed, the poor, those living on the margins of society, and people from other places), who gave voice to the voiceless, who fed the hungry and healed the sick. Following in his footsteps, we welcome people from all ethnic and socio-economic backgrounds, cultures, nationalities, abilities, sexual orientations and gender identities; and we share God’s love in its many forms. We are a diverse community where everyone has something to offer. Come and join us—let us follow Jesus together!

No matter who you are or where you are on life’s journey, you’re welcome here!

A Message From
Our Kahu

A Message From Kahu: Dec 1st, 2022

A Message From Kahu: Dec 1st, 2022

A Message From Our Kahu "Just Enough Hope" "Your prayer has been heard." —Luke 1:13— I am pretty sure there are times in all of our lives when we wish we had more hope. As I read the story of Zechariah in Luke's Gospel to prepare for Sunday's message, it occurred to...

read more

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Tuesday Morning Breakfast Uncle Diki serves breakfast at 7:30 every Tuesday morning during the winter months for anyone who would like to join us.  Please put your name on the sign-up sheet on the bulletin board and mark the days you can attend. Lenten Soup Suppers On...

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Weekly News of the Church

Tuesday Morning Breakfast Uncle Diki serves breakfast at 7:30 every Tuesday morning during the winter months for anyone who would like to join us.  Please put your name on the sign-up sheet on the bulletin board and mark the days you can attend. Lenten Soup Suppers On...

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CHURCH BREAKFAST Tuesday Mornings! Join us every Tuesday morning in February and March at 7:30.  It is a fun time to talk about the news, weather, travels, experiences and what's happening at church! LENT BEGINS THIS WEEK! Lent is the Christian season of preparation...

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CHURCH BREAKFAST Tuesday Mornings! For so many years Uncle Diki has prepared food for our weekly "men's breakfast".  This year the guys have opened it up to the women!  Join them every Tuesday morning in February and March at 7:30.  It is a fun time to talk about the...

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RECEPTION FOR REV. KAMANU TUESDAY, JAN. 26: Koloa Union Church is hosting a welcome reception for the Rev. Richard Kamanu on Tuesday from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Smith Memorial Parsonage: 3281 Waikomo Road, Koloa. Rev. Richard Kamanu is the new Associate Conference...

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Weekly News of the Church

COMING UP: ANNUAL MEETING Members of Koloa Union Church are urged to mark your calendars for Sunday, January 31, 2016.  We will meet after the Aloha Hour to accept the budget for the new year, consider changes to our Constitution and Bylaws, appoint officers, Council...

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