upcoming events
Are you ready to go back to school? Join us on Sunday, Aug. 4th, as the Ke Akua Youth Group leads the annual Back to School Keiki Service. Bring your backpacks to receive blessings and listen to sermons presented by the members of the Ke Akua Youth Group. Sunday School will then begin the following Sunday.
The Ke Akua Youth Group is bringing back Relay for Life! The event will be at Kapa`a Beach Park & Soccer Field on Saturday, Aug. 10th from 3:00 to 11:00PM. Here are the different ways you can support our Team:
- Visit our TEAM PAGE to make an online donation
- Make an in-person donation by: 1) approaching one of our youth members, 2) visiting our table on Sundays, or 3) dropping by the office on weekdays
- Visit our booth during the event, purchase some snacks, hang out, or walk with us!
Invite-Welcome-Connect is a ministry of relational evangelism and congregational empowerment allowing churches to become places of genuine connection for inviting the faith journeys and stories of everyone, enabling deeper journeys of Christian discipleship, and enabling the Spirit of Christ to be at the heart of each church's hospitable mission of spreading the Good News.
This exciting ministry is taking the Episcopal Church by storm!
All Saints' Episcopal Church will be hosting an Invite-Welcome-Connect Workshop, led by its founder, Mary Parmer, to learn about this new ministry. The event is completely FREE!
This exciting ministry is taking the Episcopal Church by storm!
All Saints' Episcopal Church will be hosting an Invite-Welcome-Connect Workshop, led by its founder, Mary Parmer, to learn about this new ministry. The event is completely FREE!
At the 9:30AM service on Sunday, October 20th, we will celebrate the lives and achievements of King Kamehameha IV and Queen Emma, the Holy Sovereigns.
Those of you who attend this annual celebration of the Holy Sovereigns will already have noticed that this service is being held one week later than normal this year. Our service usually takes place on the Sunday following the Eo e Emalani Festival in Koke`e. We have postponed it this year as members of the Royal Order of Kamehameha will be attending their annual meeting on October 13th. How could we hold this event and not have members of the RoK present?
The Holy Sovereigns' service will follow the usual format, including Hawaiian language readings, hymns and prayers, and the congregation of All Saints' Church will host a pot luck "Aloha Hour" following the service.
Those of you who attend this annual celebration of the Holy Sovereigns will already have noticed that this service is being held one week later than normal this year. Our service usually takes place on the Sunday following the Eo e Emalani Festival in Koke`e. We have postponed it this year as members of the Royal Order of Kamehameha will be attending their annual meeting on October 13th. How could we hold this event and not have members of the RoK present?
The Holy Sovereigns' service will follow the usual format, including Hawaiian language readings, hymns and prayers, and the congregation of All Saints' Church will host a pot luck "Aloha Hour" following the service.
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