June 9, 2022
First Sunday After Pentecost: Trinity Sunday
Almighty and everlasting God, you have given to us your servants grace, by the confession of a true faith, to acknowledge the glory of the eternal Trinity, and in the power of your divine Majesty to worship the Unity: Keep us steadfast in this faith and worship, and bring us at last to see you in your one and eternal glory, O Father; who with the Son and the Holy Spirit live and reign, one God, for ever and ever. Amen.
In this issue's header photo, Bishop Bob presents the "Bishop's Award" to Lesley Bray-Toguchi, a 2022 graduate of St. Andrew's Schools (Priory). Each year the Bishop presents this award to a student at each of the three main Episcopal Schools in Hawai'i that includes 'Iolani and Seabury Hall.
FROM THE BISHOP
I urge all churches in the Diocese to hear and follow the Presiding Bishop’s call. Please share this in all our congregations.

Blessings!
Bob
Presiding bishop calls Episcopalians to ‘A Season of Prayer for Revival’
Episcopal Church Presiding Bishop Michael Curry invites Episcopalians everywhere to mark the season after Pentecost with 30 days of prayer leading up to and encompassing the 80th General Convention in Baltimore, Maryland.
“A Season of Prayer for Revival”—from June 12 through July 11—will feature daily prayers drawn from the Book of Common Prayer. Individuals can sign up online to receive the prayers and inspirational messages via email. The prayers will also be posted daily on social media accounts for The Episcopal Church and Forward Movement.

Downloadable bulletin inserts are available for congregational use. All materials are in Spanish and English. Click here for access to the bulletin inserts and social media graphics.

“As we move toward and adapt to a shorter, smaller General Convention, I invite every Episcopalian—whether you’re in Baltimore or Alaska or Honduras, whether you’re a deputy, a bishop, or a new member sitting in the pews—I invite all of us to pause each day just for a moment to pray for the expansive, reviving power of the Holy Spirit to fill our hearts and minds,” Curry said. “We are people of common prayer; may we embrace this season as an opportunity for us all to become a church that truly lives, looks, and loves like Jesus.”

The 80th General Convention is scheduled for July 8-11.
From a message released May 27, 2022:
RIP The Reverend A. Donor Macneice
The Reverend A. Donor Macneice died on Friday, May 20, 2022, at the age of 88. Donor retired (in 2006) from Hawai’i after serving as the priest at Christ Memorial Church and St. Thomas Church on Kauai . In retirement, he resided in Cambodia.

God our creator and redeemer, by your power Christ conquered death and entered into glory. Confident of his victory and claiming his promises, we now leave your servant, Donor, in your gracious and merciful keeping; in the name of Jesus our Lord, who died and is alive and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, now and for ever. Amen.

The Right Reverend Robert L. Fitzpatrick
(Pronouns: he, him, his)
Bishop, The Episcopal Diocese of Hawai'i
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FEATURE STORY
Hawai'i's Chaplains to Retired Clergy and Their Families Gather in St. Paul
Diocese of Hawai’i Chaplains were able to attend the Church Pension Group’s (CPG) sixth triennial National Chaplains to the Retired meeting, held in St. Paul, MN, from May 3 through 6, 2022. READ MORE
WHAT'S HAPPENING IN THE DIOCESE
Visit the Diocese's Calendar page HERE for Diocesan events & activities.
Photo: Episcopal News Service
Ryan Kusumoto: Candidate for President of House of Deputies
A new President of the House of Deputies will be elected during The Episcopal Church's 80th General Convention in July. Our very own Ryan Kusumoto is a candidate. Ryan participated in an online forum with four other candidates (3 for President, 1 for Vice President) on June 4. The forum can be viewed HERE. Please keep Ryan in your prayers.
This Sunday, June 12!
TRINITY SUNDAY AT CAMP MOKULĒ'IA WITH THE BISHOP
Trinity Sunday is coming up on June 12, and each year, the Diocese has set this day for a special collection to go to Camp Mokulē'ia. This year, Bishop Bob will be the Celebrant at a special service being held at the Camp, and all are invited to attend. The service will begin at 9:00 AM. If you would like to make a donation to the Camp, click HERE. For more information about Camp Mokulē'ia, visit their website HERE.
HURRY & SAVE! Early Bird rates end June 15!
Kapuakukui: Camp Mokulē`ia's 75th Anniversary Celebration
Camp  Mokulē'ia's 75th Anniversary observance culminates with a festive dinner celebration on Saturday, September 3, 2022. The theme for this event is "Kapuakukui" and will honor the Rev. Canon David Kennedy. Kapuakukui will also be the Camp's largest fundraiser for the year and will feature a local buffet, great entertainment, silent auction, and lots of fun activities. Tickets for this event are now available, including sponsorships at three levels. Save $25 per ticket by purchasing before June 15! For more information, visit the event webpage HERE, or click on the buttons below to make a purchase online now! The event webpage also contains downloadable information and forms.
In case you missed it...
Special Pentecost Message
During Lent and the Season of Easter, the Commission on Native Hawaiian Ministry (CONHM) posted weekly reflections on the Gospel. For Pentecost, a special message was put together with five of our kanaka maoli. In case you missed it, you can view it on the CONHM webpage HERE, or the Diocese's Facebook page HERE.
Diocesan Support Center Update

Madison Franks is no longer working at the Diocesan Support Center. If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact Rae Costa.
Oʻahu Happenings
Visit the Diocese's Community Calendar page HERE for ongoing activities in your neighborhood.
Clergy transitions
Aloha 'Oe, The Revs. Heather Hill & Dustin Berg
The folks at the Parish of St. Clement and Calvary Episcopal Church bid their priests, the Rev. Heather Hill (St. Clement) and the Rev. Dustin Berg (Calvary), and their family, a fond aloha on Sunday, June 6, 2022. They will be moving to Wisconsin, where she will be serving as the Rector at St. Paul's in Hudson, and he will be attending pharmacy school. We wish them well and thank them for their service and time in the islands. (Photo of the family and story from St. Clement's newsletter)
Uvalde Memorial at Emmanuel
Emmanuel Episcopal Church has created a space to remember those who died in the Robb Elementary School massacre in Uvalde, Texas. If you are moved to do so over the next few weeks, please come to walk the memorial and pray for the deceased, the survivors, the families, and their friends. Emmanuel is located at 780 Keolu Drive in Kailua. (Photo from the Emmauel Facebook page)
‘It’s hurting everybody’: Hawaii food pantries struggle with rising prices and growing need
Wallyhouse at St. Elizabeth's Episcopal Church in Honolulu, was featured in a Hawaii News Now broadcast on May 25, 2022. The report shed light on the crisis that food pantries are facing due to increasing food prices. To view the report, click HERE.
Coming Up: COVID-19 Vaccination Site at St. Christopher's, Kailua on June 12
In partnership with Heathly Mothers Healthy Babies Coalition, St. Christopher's will once again serve as a site for those wishing to get COVID-19 vaccinations or boosters, on Sunday, June 12, from 8:30 AM- 11:00 AM. For more information, click on the flyer. St. Christopher's is located at 93 N. Kainalu Drive in Kailua.
O'AHU LAY POSITION OPENINGS
(Visit the Diocesan website HERE for more information.)

  • The Cathedral of St. Andrew - Maintenance (Part-time, flexible hours)
  • St. Mark's Church, Honolulu - Organist (Part-time)
  • St. Christopher's Church, Kailua - Bookkeeper (Part-time, 10-12 hours per month)
  • St. Christopher's Church, Kailua - Administrative Assistant (Part-time, 18 hours per week)
  • The Parish of St. Clement, Honolulu - Office Manager (Full-Time)
Kauaʻi Happenings
Visit the Diocese's Community Calendar page HERE for ongoing activities in your neighborhood.
All Saints' Welcomes Its First Organ Intern
As part of their long-term plan of rebuilding Kaua'i's only pipe organ, the folks at All Saints' have begun an intern program for young organists. They recently welcomed Noah Smith who is currently attending the University of Oklahoma with a dual piano and organ major, and who will be the guest organist during worship services over the summer. There are plans for a special recital as well. Stay tuned!
Maui Happenings
Visit the Diocese's Community Calendar page HERE for ongoing activities in your neighborhood.
Trinity By-the-Sea Seeking Part-time Vicar
Trinity By-the-Sea Episcopal Church in Kihei is currently receiving names for a part-time Vicar. For more information and to download the congregational profile, visit the Diocesan website HERE.
Hawaiʻi Island
Visit the Diocese's Community Calendar page HERE for ongoing activities in your neighborhood.
Mokulē'ia Day Camp Program at Holy Apostles
Church of the Holy Apostles in Hilo will be hosting a Mokulē'ia Day Camp Program, July 25-29, 2022. This Day Camp is for children finishing grades 1-6, and is led by highly trained Camp Mokulē'ia staff. The camp will feature games, arts and crafts, spiritual formation, and much more! Cost is $200. Scholarships are available. To register, go to the Camp Mokulē'ia website HERE.
HAWAI'I ISLAND LAY POSITION OPENINGS
(Visit the Diocesan website HERE for more information.)

  • St. James' Parish - Keiki, Youth, & Family Ministries Coordinator (Full Time)
Our Schools:
Congratulations Class of 2022!
'Iolani School
St. Andrew's Schols - The Priory
Seabury Hall
The Episcopal Church & Beyond
Photo: Lynette Wilson, ENS
Episcopal Church invites participation in Poor People’s Campaign Moral March on Washington
Episcopalians are invited to take part in the Moral March on Washington held by the Poor People’s Campaign, the ecumenical initiative advocating economic justice for poor and marginalized Americans supported by The Episcopal Church. READ MORE
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