Calling all keiki! All Sunday School and Youth Group members, their families, friends, and supporters, are invited to join the Lights on Rice Parade on Friday, Dec. 6 at Vidinha Stadium! 

We will be decorating the float at All Saints' Church at 12:00PM and leaving the church at 4:00PM. 
We have Nativity Scene decorations and costumes for all sizes. 

Parade Participants should be at Vidinha Stadium at 5:00PM. 

Parking is limited. We recommend being dropped off (drop off location is at the soccer field entrance) and parking near the County Building. More parking is available at Kukui Grove Mall. They will have shuttles to the parade. 

Roads close at 6:00PM and the parade starts at 6:30PM. 

Candies may be passed out during the parade (do not throw!) Noise makers are not allowed (for safety reasons). 

If you are interested in participating in decorating or the parade, please fill in your information below. I will be sending emails to everyone. 

If you have any questions, please contact Cami at cami@allsaintskauai.org or call the office at 808-822-4267. 

​Mahalo! 

We are delighted to announce that the Reverend David Hilton Jackson (Kahu Kawika) has accepted our call to be the next minister at All Saints' Church.
 
Reverend Jackson is currently School Chaplain and Faith Studies Chair at Trinity Episcopal School in Charlotte, NC.
 
He served as rector at the Church of the Epiphany in Honolulu (2009-2013) and as Chaplain and Instructor in Religion at Seabury Hall on Maui (2013-2015). 
 
In addition to his current position at Trinity Episcopal School in Charlotte he is also an Instructor at Waialaihui`ia Clergy Formation Program in the Diocese of Hawai`i (2013-2015 and 2018-present). For Kahu Kawika's full CV, click here.
 
Reverend Jackson will arrive on Kaua`i at the end of January and his first services at All Saints' will be on Sunday, February 2nd.

My family and I are absolutely thrilled to become part of the `Ohana of All Saints' Church & Preschool! The vibrant sense of life within All Saints' is palpable and life-affirming. Peter writes to his people,

“You are a chosen people, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, a people belonging to God, that you may declare God’s praises, who called you out of darkness into his wonderful light.” (1 Peter 2:9)
 
Muriel and I look forward to being with all of you as our fellow priests in God’s work, and in joining you in the privilege of sharing God’s love together and on Kaua`i.

​The All Saints' `Ohana offers prayers of gratitude to the Office of the Bishop, in particular Canon Sandy Graham, for their invaluable support to our search, to the members of the Search Committee who did an outstanding job on our behalf, and the Vestry for their hard work and dedication which has brought this search to a successful conclusion.