Raj R. & Renu R., Eric M. & Katy M., Susan K., Deiter H., Sofia, Dorie & Agenhart, Wayne, Heather, John, Todd, Tom, Kate, MTT, Larry T, Peggy, Kitten, Lee & Lucille D, Lance M,
Ann C, Maxine, Vai E, Lorraine M., and Dave K.
AND all who struggle with illness and/or hardship.
Please contact the HNC office with any prayer requests
hncparish@gmail.com
We are posting a brief day by day meditation from Forward Movement. It's a great way to start your morning! Just click on the website icon above.
We are about half-way through the reflective season of Lent. Some of us have added a spiritual discipline this season, in order to remind ourselves to think more deeply about our human nature and our relationship with the Holy. Some of us have not–or not yet. Wherever you are in your spiritual practice this season, I invite you to take a break, take a breath, or stop for a moment on this coming Sunday.
Our church calls the fourth Sunday in Lent “Rose Sunday,” to signal that, in the midst of a penitential season, we can remember that the joy of Easter is coming soon and that, in fact, it never truly goes away. Some church-goers will wear pink or rose on March 19 to mark this lighter moment in an otherwise solemn season. Do so if you like, and remember that, even as you may be ruminating on some of your short-comings in these forty days, with or without a spiritual discipline, you are God’s beloved, made in God’s image, and very, very good. --Rev. Libby
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Palm Cross Making!
Saturday April 1st at 8:00am
Come and help out.
All are welcome and
all materials are supplied!
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Come join Pu`uhonua o Wailupe to help restore the local cultural site we learned about on All Saintsʻ Day.
Bring water and a spirit of aloha, along with supportive shoes and sunblock.
All are welcome. Mahalo!
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Diocesan Listening Sessions -
Overview & Findings
At Spring Training on Saturday, the Diocesan Listening Team (Kim Arakawa, Tim Bostock, and Phyllis Miller) introduced the full report of their findings from the listening sessions they conducted with all the vestries/bishop’s committees and parochial clergy of the Diocese from April 2021 through June of 2022.
Do you have electronic waste or stand alone batteries that you need to get rid of? The county of Honolulu has information and options for you to recycle these items to be better stewards of our resources and land. You can find out more here: