Hawaiian language church services?

[Carey]

Thank you for giving the info on Ka Uhane Hemolele Oka Malamalama - do they have a web link?

Just an update: Holy Apostles has added more Hawaiian language with Fr. Hino, but as stated above, only some parts, not a full service, and mainly on specific holy days.

[missydog1]

Does anyone know about Ke Kilohana Oka Malamalama at 554 Manono St.? As I understand it, it's a Congregational church, but I can't find any kind of statement about their services.

[bluesboy]

I was in Milolii one Sunday morning and they were having some sort of service in the church. At the time I was walking by they were singing a hymn in Hawaiian. I can honestly say it was one of the most beautiful sounds i had ever heard. I'm a musician, so i listen to a lot of music. This was very heartfelt, what was coming from inside.

[hrooster]

Holy Apostles sings all the hymns in Hawaiian on the last Sunday of every month.

http://the-hroost.com

[hawaiideborah]

This is GREAT. Punawebbers are the best with obscure information. As soon as I got the request from my friends I thought of punaweb. I so rely on you all to give me the local scoop. You are much appreciated.
THANK YOU AGAIN. []

[Carey]

Just an update:
Holy Apostles will be having one eucharist service a month in Hawaiian Language (not just the music).

They will be having language lesson eucharist services for the next two Wednesdays, 6/13 & 20th, starting at 5:30. All are welcome.

[Carey]

I am also adding this to events

Introduction to the Hawaiian Language classes are starting Nov. 13 (today) at Church of the Holy Apostles 1407 Kapiolani At. (below UH-Hilo "old gym" & performing arts center)

Taught by Leilani Franco

You can take this course for 3 college credit, advise Leilani if that is why you are taking the course

This course is being taught using the Kamehameha "Book of Common Prayer", and other resources.
Info & to sign up call the church 935-5545 or email: hilo.holyapostles@gmail.com

[Kelena]

Yay!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 4:00 - 5:30 today.

[aunty]

HCC has a great language program. The longer you are here the more you realize The Hawaiian Language is Alive all around you.