Advent Study: What do you fear?
2025-12-18 10:30 - 12:00 (Pacific/Honolulu) | Rewick Board Room
This Advent, we invite you to a soul-stirring study led by Pastor Rushan. Drawing from the opening line of Luke’s Gospel—“In the time of Herod…”—this series explores the fearful and uncertain world into which Jesus was born, one marked by oppression, instability, and economic disparity. It’s a world not unlike our own. Yet, amid the darkness, the angels proclaim a radical message: “Do not fear.” Through the stories of Mary, Joseph, the shepherds, and the magi, we’ll reflect on how faith doesn’t erase fear but moves through it with courage, trust, and hope.
This study invites us to name our fears, examine how fear operates in our lives and communities, and discover how God is breaking in with good news. Together, we’ll explore how fear can be transformed into love and action, and how insisting on hope—even trembling hope—can be a powerful spiritual practice.
Come as you are—bring your questions, your fears, and your hope. Let’s journey together toward the light of Christ.

Register online: bit.ly/advent2025cuc

Study materials will be available for pickup from the church office or directly from Pastor Rushan.
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There are two meeting options each week. Attend the one that works for you!
Thursdays • 10:30 AM – 12:00 PM
November 20, December 4, 11, 18
Tuesdays • 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM
November 25, December 2, 9, 16

Young(ish) Adults Christmas Party
2025-12-18 18:00 - 20:00 | Women’s Building
Young(ish) adults (generations X, Y, Z—from college age to parents of young kids) are invited to CUC’s Young(ish) Adults Christmas Party! Come for a time of fellowship and fun as we party hearty and celebrate Christmas!

POTLUCK – Bring some food/dessert to share if you can! (No worries if you can’t. Please just come!)
KIDS – To our young(ish) parents with kids, you are welcome to bring them with you. The party will be geared toward adults, but we’ll have a little keiki corner where the kids can hopefully keep themselves entertained while we party hearty.

OPTIONAL GIFT EXCHANGE – Bring a wrapped gift to participate. CHALLENGE: DON’T SPEND ANY MONEY! Society makes Christmas a time of hyperconsumerism. Instead of filling the pockets of corporations, stressing out about spending money, and accumulating more stuff, let’s have the fun of exchanging gifts with little cost. Re-gift/re-home/make something someone else can use & enjoy. Be creative & considerate, but don’t stress! (Don’t give something that you wouldn’t want to receive.)

GROUP GIFT– Instead of spending money on gifts for each other, we invite you to bring any amount of cash (or Venmo) to contribute to a group gift. We’ll vote on a local organization and pool our money to make one donation as the young adults of Central Union. Whether you can give $1 or $100, the goal is simply participation and sharing from our collective abundance to contribute to a more just world.

RSVP – Please let us know if you can make it and if you’ll be bringing anyone with you so we can better prepare! Email us at youngish@centralunionchurch.org.

We hope to see you there!

Melinda Dallass, Lindsey Garnick, Danielle Kim, Shane Kumura, Kristen Young

Central Union Church Young(ish) Adults Leadership Team

Worship: White Gifts Celebration & Christmas Pageant
2025-12-21 10:00 - 11:00 | Sanctuary
Worship with us on the fourth Sunday of Advent as we light the candle of JOY!
On December 21 at 10 AM, Central Union Church will come together for ONE combined worship service featuring our heartwarming  White Gifts celebration and Christmas pageant.  All are welcome!
Come and worship and hear the Christmas story told through music!  Kids can participate in the pageant as an angel or shepherd—no rehearsal needed.  Just come by 9:50 AM and meet in the Von Hamm room at the main Sanctuary entrance.
Can’t make it in person? View the live stream on YouTube!
After worship, come join the merriment just steps away at our Christmas Open House! Step into a wonderland of warmth, laughter, and holiday cheer as we gather for a whole-church celebration that’s merry, magical, and made for all ages.
✴Bring a plate of your favorite Christmas cookies (finger-food only, please)!
✴Sip on hot cocoa, coffee, and juice served by our Welcome & Engagement Ministry!
✴Enjoy festive music, sweet treats, and joyful conversation!
✴Reconnect with old friends, make new ones, and celebrate as one church ‘ohana!
Whether you come dressed in jingle bells or holiday sweaters, with keiki in tow or cookies in hand, we can’t wait to celebrate the season with you! Let’s make this Christmas bright—with joy, aloha, hope and community! See you there—it won’t be the same without you!

Christmas Open House
2025-12-21 11:00 - 12:00 | Women’s Building
After one combined worship service at 10 AM in the Sanctuary —featuring our heartwarming White Gifts celebration and Christmas pageant—come join the merriment just steps away! Step into a wonderland of warmth, laughter, and holiday cheer as we gather for a whole-church celebration that’s merry, magical, and made for all ages.

✴ Bring a plate of your favorite Christmas cookies (finger-food only, please)!
✴ Sip on hot cocoa, coffee, and juice served by our Welcome & Engagement Ministry!
✴ Enjoy festive music, sweet treats, and joyful conversation!
✴ Reconnect with old friends, make new ones, and celebrate as one church ‘ohana!
Whether you come dressed in jingle bells or holiday sweaters, with keiki in tow or cookies in hand, we can’t wait to celebrate the season with you! Let’s make this Christmas bright—with joy, aloha, hope and community! See you there—it won’t be the same without you!

Service of Compassion and Hope
2025-12-21 18:30 - 19:30 | Atherton Chapel
A Service of Compassion and Hope

Central Union Church will offer a Service of Compassion and Hope on the Winter Solstice, the Longest Night, Sunday, December 21st at 6:30 pm in Atherton Memorial Chapel.

This service is especially for those in the community who need the space to grieve, mourn, or simply “be” – especially when the joy of the holiday season is elusive and out of reach.

In past years, like many churches during the Advent season, we’ve held a “Blue Christmas” service. Similarly, this service is designed to provide space for prayer, reflection, and remembrance amidst the twinkling lights and holiday hustle and bustle.

In this season, we acknowledge the grief and exhaustion that so many of us are feeling with all that is going on in the world and in our own personal lives. Bring your grief. Bring your weariness. Bring your fatigue. Allow yourself a quiet space to reflect and draw nearer to God.

We hope that this service can be a gift to individuals and to our community alike, providing a space of calm, quiet, and healing for the journey.

Family Christmas Service
2025-12-24 17:30 - 18:30 | Sanctuary
ALL are welcome to our Family Christmas Service that is created especially for families and children! You can sit back and relax and see/hear the Christmas story told OR you can join in as an angel, shepherd, animal, or magi! Come in your costume and be ready to jump in. No rehearsal needed. (To borrow a costume, come early while supplies are available.)
Service starts at 5:30 PM on Christmas Eve in our Sanctuary and you’ll have the rest of the evening to continue welcoming the Christmas season!
View the live stream on YouTube!

Christmas Eve Candlelight Service - 8 PM
2025-12-24 20:00 - 21:00 | Sanctuary
Celebrate Christmas with Central Union Church! We’ll have our traditional candlelight service with carols in our Sanctuary at both 8:00 PM (prelude at 7:30) and 10:30 PM (prelude at 10:00) on Christmas Eve!
View the live stream on YouTube!

Christmas Eve Candlelight Service - 10:30 PM
2025-12-24 22:30 - 23:30 | Sanctuary
Celebrate Christmas with Central Union Church! We’ll have our traditional candlelight service with carols in our Sanctuary at both 8:00 PM (prelude at 7:30) and 10:30 PM (prelude at 10:00) on Christmas Eve!

10 AM Worship
2025-12-28 10:00 - 11:30 | Parish Hall
Join us for one combined worship service in the Parish Hall on the Sunday after Christmas.
Rev. Dr. Will Whitmore, CUC member and Mid-Pacific Institute Chaplain, will share the sermon.

Learning Tree: Why Vaccines Are Vital
2026-01-11 10:00 - 11:00 | Women’s Building
Attend this informative presentation on the importance of vaccines as vaccine requirements are being changed. Know someone unsure of vaccines? Invite them to address their questions and concerns.
Should I get vaccinated? Should I believe the protestations by Robert Kennedy Jr., Secretary of Health and Human Services? Should I believe the info I see online, on social media? What’s the real science behind vaccines? Bring your concerns, questions, and fears and learn about how vaccines have changed the course of history of infectious diseases and saved hundreds of millions of lives.
Joe Elm will share his 50 years of medical and scientific experience in The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Laboratory at Leahi Hospital; the Department of Tropical Medicine in the John A. Burns School of Medicine; and the Disease Investigation Branch at the Hawaii State Department of Health.
The following testimony is from a concerned mother and grandmother who shares her perspective on the importance of vaccines:

Subacute Sclerosing Panencephalitis — You haven’t heard of this disease, even though it occurs in developing countries, because we haven’t had it in the U.S. for over half a century because we have vaccines!
It is fatal and has no cure. It has no treatment (except a few to temporarily relieve symptoms). The disease generally occurs in children and adolescents.
However, it is totally preventable with measles vaccines given in infancy. With recent changes to federal vaccine recommendations for entering school, we can expect this disease to start appearing in the U.S. in about ten years (in unvaccinated children who are babies right now).
The infection usually begins in infancy but doesn’t show symptoms until about age 10. The brain is affected and the child deteriorates over the following few years, generally dying in their teenage years.
If the mandatory measles vaccine is not reinstated now, we can expect to see Subacute Sclerosing Panencephalitis appearing in the U.S. in about 2035.
Such a preventable tragedy of the most horrific kind.

Service of Healing & Prayer
2026-01-18 17:30 - 18:30
Join us on the third Sunday of the month for this special, intimate, and contemplative service in the Iona tradition. Too often in our living we struggle with woundedness – whether of the body, of the mind, or of the spirit.
Come and discover a place of healing for your soul rooted in the traditions of the Scottish island of Iona where Celtic Christianity flourishes. The service will include music from the Taizé community, prayer, silence, and the ritual of the laying on of hands. All are welcome.

Church Council Meeting
2026-01-22 17:00 - 18:30, 2026-02-26 17:00 - 18:30 | Rewick Board Room
Church Council meetings are held on the fourth Thursday of the month at 5:00 PM in the Rewick Board Room in the Church Admin Building. These regular monthly meetings are open to all CUC members who wish to attend as an observer.

2025-2026 Council Members
David Yee, Chair
Brody McMurtry, Vice Chair
Colleen Ho‘omana, Secretary
Brandon Lin, Treasurer

Class of 2026:
Carol Egan
Jane Fyrberg
Maurina Ludwig
Class of 2027:
Sam Failla
Paul Hayes
Vacant
Class of 2028:
Grant Itomitsu
Jocelyn Pratt
Nathan Wong
Chair of Diaconate:
Dusty Santos
Contact the Council Chair:
council-chair@centralunionchurch.org
Contact the Church Council Officers:
council@centralunionchurch.org

Jazz Vespers "Love That Transforms"
2026-02-01 17:30 - 18:30 | Atherton Chapel
Experience the transformative power of music and spirit at Jazz Vespers. Jazz Vespers is a contemplative, creative worship service that blends live jazz, poetry, scripture, and readings from secular sources, all thoughtfully curated around a theme that speaks to the soul.
February’s theme is Love That Transforms. More than romantic love, Christian love calls us to authenticity and action. Explore how love transforms relationships and communities, with jazz expressing both tenderness and boldness. We’ll highlight love as justice and reconciliation, weaving in stories of faith and resilience for Black History Month.
Featuring local musicians: The Nalu Collective
Rachel Gonzales, voice
Jim Guss, guitar
Bailey Matsuda, piano
Rich Ray, bass
Scott Shafer, drums

📍Location: Atherton Memorial Chapel (at the Central Union Church campus in Honolulu, on the corner of Punahou and Beretania Streets)
🚙 Parking available on campus
FREE, all are welcome!

Youth Parking Fundraiser
2026-02-06 06:30 - 23:00, 2026-02-07 09:00 - 23:00 | Great Lawn, 1660 S. Beretania Street, Honolulu, 96826
Heading to the Punahou Carnival this weekend? Come park on our campus and support our youth while you’re at it! The Punahou Carnival will be open this Friday and Saturday (February 6 and 7) from 11 AM – 10 PM on both days.
Parking will be available in the neighborhood including at Central Union Church (1660 S. Beretania Street) during the following times: Friday, Feb. 6 | 6:30 AM – 11 PM Saturday, Feb. 7 | 9:00 AM – 11 PM The cost is $20 per vehicle entrance (cash only). Vehicles should enter via Punahou Street and may stay parked for the entire day, with in and out privileges which are dependent on the availability of spaces at the time of reentry. Parking spots will not be saved, drivers must wait in line for the next available spot, but will not need to pay to reenter. For parking updates, check our Instagram or Facebook story. Vehicles may remain parked shortly after the carnival closes, but please be aware that there will be no parking attendant or security on campus after 10 PM. All funds raised will go toward Central Union Church youth activities, and give youth an opportunity to give back to the community through donations.

Messy Church "LOVE"
2026-02-11 17:00 - 19:00 | Parish Hall
Looking for a place where faith meets fun and creativity knows no bounds? Join us at the next Messy Church!
From keiki to kūpuna, Messy Church is a space for everyone to explore God’s love in engaging and hands-on ways. From arts and crafts to story time, music, and food, there’s something for everyone. No matter who you are, no matter how old you are or where you are on your journey of life and faith, you’re welcome to come, share, and grow with us at Messy Church!
February’s theme is LOVE.
Dinner will be served so please help us by RSVPing!
RSVP at bit.ly/messy21126

Ash Wednesday Service
2026-02-18 18:30 - 19:30 | Atherton Chapel
Ash Wednesday begins the season of Lent which are the forty days of preparation before Holy Week and Easter. In Scripture, forty is a sacred number: Noah’s days in the ark, Israel’s years in the wilderness, and Jesus’ forty days of testing and grounding before his ministry.

Lent invites us into our own forty‑day renewal – a “springtime” of the spirit – through prayer, reflection, and acts of compassion. The ashes, often made from burning last year’s Palm Sunday palms, are an ancient sign of repentance and a reminder of our mortality. They tell the truth: we are dust. And yet, in God’s hands, dust is beloved and full of possibility. Receiving ashes tonight is not about shame, but about grace. It reminds us that God’s love is stronger than sin and death, and that in Christ, God stays in communion with us – breathing new life into every place that feels fragile or worn. So we begin Lent with honesty, hope, and trust that resurrection is already on its way.
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Every year, the congregations of the United Church of Christ joins Christians around the world in marking Ash Wednesday not as a day of shame, but as a day of truth-telling and hope. The ashes we receive often come from burning the palms from last year’s Palm Sunday as a beautiful reminder that our celebrations and our failures, our highs and our lows, all become part of the journey God uses to shape us. The ashes remind us of something honest: we are human. We are finite. We are dust. And yet we are beloved dust. Formed by God, held by God, and invited into transformation.

In the UCC, Ash Wednesday isn’t about fear of judgment. It’s about opening our hearts. It’s about naming the places where we’ve fallen short, both personally and collectively, and trusting that God’s grace is already at work, healing and renewing. We enter Lent not to earn God’s love, but to remember we already have it. The ashes mark the beginning of a journey: a journey toward justice, compassion, and deeper alignment with the way of Jesus. On Ash Wednesday, we wear ashes not as a burden, but as a blessing. A reminder that God meets us in our humanity and calls us into new life.

Morning Lenten Book Study: Inspired
2026-02-19 10:30 - 12:00, 2026-02-26 10:30 - 12:00, 2026-03-12 10:30 - 12:00 | Rewick Board Room
Lenten Book Study: Inspired: Slaying Giants, Walking on Water and Loving the Bible Again by Rachel Held Evans

This Lent, we invite you to step into a thoughtful, engaging, and hope-filled journey through Scripture as we explore Rachel Held Evans’ beloved book Inspired. In this four‑week study, we’ll look at how the stories of the Bible continue to shape, challenge, and encourage us today—especially as we walk through a season meant for reflection, renewal, and deeper faith.

Together, we’ll consider how ancient narratives speak into our modern questions, doubts, joys, fears, and experiences. Evans’ writing offers both comfort and a gentle push toward curiosity, helping us rediscover the Bible not as a book to be mastered, but as a living, breathing source of wisdom that invites us into conversation with God.

Over our four weeks together, we’ll…

explore fresh and transformative ways of engaging Scripture,
share meaningful conversations in community,
deepen our spiritual practices during Lent, and
support one another as we reflect on where God is moving in our lives.

Whether you’ve read the Bible your whole life or you’re just beginning to approach it with new eyes, this group offers a welcoming space for honesty, exploration, and growth. All are invited—bring your questions, your stories, and your openness to discovering something new.

Books will be available for purchase ($10) from Pastor Rushan or through the Church Office. If you’d like us to reserve a copy for you, just let us know!

We will meet in the Rewick Board Room on Tuesday evenings (February 24, March 3, 10 and 17) 6 PM – 7:30 PM and Thursday mornings (February 19 and 26, March 12 and 19) 10:30 AM – 12 PM.
Come when you can to either the morning OR evening session each week!
SIGN UP HERE!

Learning Tree: Wai Nau
2026-02-22 10:00 - 11:00 | Women’s Building
Please join our World Missions Ministry and wider community for this special presentation!
Representatives from Wai Nau Aloha for Palestine Water Project will share their ongoing mutual aid project in Gaza, detailing the current conditions of people internally displaced by the Zionist occupation. We will get to hear directly from people on the ground in Gaza and learn how we can offer support to Gazans through this grassroots effort led in part by O‘ahu residents.
CUC World Missions Ministry has chosen Wai Nau as the recipient of their portion of the 2025 Christmas offering.

This project aligns with the Ministry’s mission to send money/goods/missionaries throughout the world to spread Christ’s Gospel; to educate; to create partnerships by acts of outreach nurtured with prayers, concerns, and encouragement. It also is a faithful response to recent resolutions from our wider church: “A Call to Education and Action Regarding the Crisis in Gaza” (affirmed by the 2024 ‘Aha Pae‘āina of the Hawai‘i Conference United Church of Christ) and “Declaration for an End to Genocide in Palestine” (affirmed by the 2025 General Synod of the United Church of Christ).
This is an opportunity to act on these resolutions, live out our faith, and learn how our offerings will be used to help our neighbors. Your mere attendance is a sign of solidarity in the willingness to bear witness to not only the suffering of our neighbors, but also their resilience and resistance; and to support and encourage life-affirming work.

Evening Lenten Book Study: Inspired
2026-02-24 18:00 - 19:30, 2026-03-03 18:00 - 19:30, 2026-03-10 18:00 - 19:30 | Rewick Board Room
Lenten Book Study: Inspired: Slaying Giants, Walking on Water and Loving the Bible Again by Rachel Held Evans

This Lent, we invite you to step into a thoughtful, engaging, and hope-filled journey through Scripture as we explore Rachel Held Evans’ beloved book Inspired. In this four‑week study, we’ll look at how the stories of the Bible continue to shape, challenge, and encourage us today—especially as we walk through a season meant for reflection, renewal, and deeper faith.

Together, we’ll consider how ancient narratives speak into our modern questions, doubts, joys, fears, and experiences. Evans’ writing offers both comfort and a gentle push toward curiosity, helping us rediscover the Bible not as a book to be mastered, but as a living, breathing source of wisdom that invites us into conversation with God.

Over our four weeks together, we’ll…

explore fresh and transformative ways of engaging Scripture,
share meaningful conversations in community,
deepen our spiritual practices during Lent, and
support one another as we reflect on where God is moving in our lives.

Whether you’ve read the Bible your whole life or you’re just beginning to approach it with new eyes, this group offers a welcoming space for honesty, exploration, and growth. All are invited—bring your questions, your stories, and your openness to discovering something new.

Books will be available for purchase ($10) from Pastor Rushan or through the Church Office. If you’d like us to reserve a copy for you, just let us know!

We will meet in the Rewick Board Room on Tuesday evenings (February 24, March 3, 10 and 17) 6 PM – 7:30 PM and Thursday mornings (February 19 and 26, March 12 and 19) 10:30 AM – 12 PM.
Come when you can to either the morning OR evening session each week!
CLICK TO SIGN UP!

11 AM Worship - Special Guest Preachers
2026-03-01 11:00 - 12:30 | Parish Hall
Join us for our 11 AM contemporary worship service on the second Sunday of Lent! We will also partake in communion—all are welcome.
We are honored to welcome Bishop William J. Barber II and Rev. Dr. Della Owens‑Barber as guest preachers. Join us for this meaningful and inspiring service.

Message: “In need of a return to love and life“
Scripture: Mark 15:39

Bishop Barber is President and Senior Lecturer of Repairers of the Breach, Co‑Chair of the Poor People’s Campaign: A National Call for Moral Revival, and a bishop with the Fellowship of Affirming Ministries. He previously served for thirty years as Senior Pastor of Greenleaf Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) and as President of the North Carolina NAACP, and is widely known for his biblically grounded preaching and moral leadership.

Rev. Dr. Owens‑Barber is Senior Pastor of Saint James Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in North Carolina and brings decades of experience in congregational leadership, education, and community engagement. Her ministry reflects a deep commitment to pastoral care, faith formation, and service rooted in the gospel.

Jazz Vespers "Journey of Grace"
2026-03-01 17:30 - 18:30 | Atherton Chapel
Experience the transformative power of music and spirit at Jazz Vespers. Jazz Vespers is a contemplative, creative worship service that blends live jazz, poetry, scripture, and readings from secular sources, all thoughtfully curated around a theme that speaks to the soul.
March’s theme is Journey of Grace. In this season of Lent—a time of reflection, humility, and grace—consider how grace shapes your walk with God through jazz improvisation which mirrors the spiritual journey with unexpected turns, deep listening, and creative response.
Featuring local musicians:
Rachel Gonzales, voice
Kit Ebersbach, piano
Alika Lyman, bass

📍Location: Atherton Memorial Chapel (at the Central Union Church campus in Honolulu, on the corner of Punahou and Beretania Streets)
🚙 Parking available on campus
FREE, all are welcome!

AGO Concert: Dr. Joy-Leilani Garbutt, Organist
2026-03-08 14:00 - 15:00 | Sanctuary
The Hawai‘i Chapter American Guild of Organists will hold their annual recital featuring Dr. Joy-Leilani Garbutt on March 8 at 2 PM. She will be playing music by women composers—on International Women’s Day!
Admission is free. Suggested donation of $25.
SEE A PREVIEW!
Artist biography from joyleilani.org
Dr. Joy-Leilani Garbutt is an organist, musicologist, and an ardent advocate for gender-equity in the field of music. She is the co-founder of Boulanger Initiative, a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting music composed by women through performance, education, and commissions. Her advocacy of women composers has been featured in The New York Times. Joy-Leilani is the recipient of a Fulbright scholarship and spent a year in France pursuing research on early 20th-century French organ music by female composers, particularly Joséphine Boulay, Mel Bonis, Nadia and Lili Boulanger, Jeanne Demessieux, Marie-Véra Maixandeau, and Henriette Puig-Roget. She holds a Ph.D. in musicology from The Catholic University of America, a Master of Education degree from The Harvard Graduate School of Education, and a Master of Music in organ performance from Northwestern University, where she served as Organ Scholar for the Alice Millar Chapel. She has studied with Dr. Jeremy Filsell, Sophie-Veronique Cauchefer-Choplin, Douglas Cleveland, and Christa Rakich. Joy-Leilani maintains an active concert career, exclusively performing music by underrepresented composers. She has given solo organ recitals throughout the US, and internationally in France, India, Monaco, Norway, and Switzerland. She is based in San Francisco, California, where she is on the faculty at San Francisco Conservatory of Music, Associate Musician & Director of Girls’ Choir at Grace Cathedral, and Director of Music at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church.

Community Vigil for Peace
2026-03-14 15:00 - 18:00 | Sanctuary
THIS EVENT IS BEING POSTPONED.
Due to the severe weather being experienced and expected across the island, we have decided to postpone our community vigil out of an abundance of caution and desire for our communities to safely access and participate in the gathering.
Marking the Deaths of Those Killed in Gaza
This interfaith service will center around a speaking of the names of children killed in Gaza, interspersed with prayers and readings by representatives of various faith traditions. Children make up a large percentage of the death toll in Gaza which surpassed 75,000 a year ago and is rising still, even after a ceasefire was declared last October. While focusing on Gaza, there will also be wider calls for peace and justice in the world.
We are called to “Weep with those who weep” (Romans 12:15).
All people of conscience are welcome.
Please join us in solidarity on Saturday, March 14, from 3-6 PM in the Sanctuary or online. Come and leave as you need.
If you are coming in person and willing to help speak aloud some of the names (to be read from a provided list), there may be an opportunity to participate in this way.
May our grief be transformed into collective action for peace and justice.
Organized by Faith Action for Community Equity, Central Union Church, Hawai‘i Quaker Friends Committee on National Legislation.
Contact: kristen-young@centralunionchurch.org
NOTE: Severe weather is expected across the islands over the next few days. Heavy rain, possible flash flooding, strong winds, and thunderstorms are on the forecast through the weekend. We will monitor the storm and make the call to continue or cancel/reschedule the vigil on Saturday morning. Please stay safe.
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11 AM Contemporary Worship Service
2026-03-15 11:00 - 12:00 | Parish Hall
Join us for our contemporary worship service in the Parish Hall!
