aloha ke akua!

Welcome to our ohana! We're glad you found us. HCC is a family that is a wonderful mix of ages, cultures, personalities, gifts and talents. Whether you're just exploring the Christian faith, or you're a long-time believer, we want to help you on your journey. And if you're struggling with life's problems, we want to help. So if you're looking for a welcoming, safe, and warm atmosphere, family and youth programs, close friendships, in-depth Bible teaching, gospel-centered messages, and God-focused worship, we think you've come to the right place. We're not perfect, but each of us are under construction by God's Spirit. So check out this website, and see if this family is for you. And if you have any further questions about the Bible, Jesus Christ, the church's background, activities, or beliefs, please feel free to call or contact us. We're here to help. 


If you are a first-time visitor, even if you have no church experience, you will feel comfortable and at home. Our hope is that you will be led to sense the presence of God, such that you come away with awe, wonder, and a stronger faith in Jesus Christ. It is our hope and prayer that the services will honor God, exalt Jesus Christ, be led by the Holy Spirit, and be based on the Bible. You will notice that some people raise their hands during the service while others sit quietly and meditatively. People do this because they have found the ultimate joy in life through Jesus Christ.


We seek to be Biblical, placing great emphasis on Bible expository preaching, i.e. the explanation and life application of a text of Scripture. While Biblical, we also seek to be life-relevant. We are contemporary and relaxed in style. 

Honolulu Christian PReSchool

A hidden gem, located in lush Manoa Valley, is a small school working closely with parents to enhance the development of their child.  A low student-teacher ratio and an experienced nurturing staff provide opportunities for children to develop into well-rounded individualsHCP offers a well-balanced curriculum and allow students to discover personal interests through a variety of hands-on activities.


The Honolulu Christian Preschool hopes to instill the joy of learning, respect of oneself and others, and develop a Christ-like character and biblical morals that will last a lifetime.


Any questions?

Call us (808) 973 - 4340


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NEWS

YOU HAVE A STORY TO TELL
If God is tugging at your heart to tell others of His love and care, then won't you help others who need hope and encouragement in this dark world by sharing?  Contact Nancy by 03/25/24 at office@honoluluchristian.org


GOOD FRIDAY & EASTER SUNDAY SERVICES
"How to Know You're Saved," Good Friday service at HCC from 6pm on March 29th in our Sanctuary.  Childcare will be available.  "Hope is Not a Fairy Tale," Easter Sunday service starts at 10:45am. Children's Sunday school will be a celebration of Easter. Children report to their respective Sunday school classrooms to enjoy crafts, cookie decorating and games.  There will also be an Easter Egg Hunt on our Mauka lawn with a lesson on the Resurrection of Jesus Christ.


FEBRUARY BOARD OF DEACONS MINUTES FOR FEBRUARY  Click here.


TALK STORY TIME WITH THE DEACONS
Sunday, April 14, 2024 from 12:30pm in our Social Hall.  Pastor Randy will be filling us in on HCC's new by-laws that we will be voting on at our congregational meeting on June 30th.  Bentos will be provided.  Click here to register for the meeting and for a bento.  


WOMEN'S MINISTRY EVENT - SATURDAY, APRIL 20
9-11am in our Social Hall.  Fran Patoskie will lead the women in a time of movement, Bible study, and fellowship.  Come dressed to move and bring a towel or mat to lie down on as well.  Our women's ministry meets every 3rd Saturday of every month presenting fun events that will bind women to each other and to the Lord.  Click here to register for April's event with Fran

sunday services in-person


Worship services are at 10:45 am every Sunday (except 5th Sundays of the month which are at 9:45). Masks are optional. Our AC systems in the Sanctuary and Social Hall are set to circulate only fresh air, not recycled air. That is, instead of recirculating air from the room, the cool air blown out from the AC vents is fresh air from the outside, in order to minimize the circulation of any contagions.


Parking is available on the street. If you are a first-time visitor, or handicapped, we have a parking space reserved for you in our main parking lot. You may also park in the nearby University of Hawaii lot located at 1951 University Ave. Walking to the church from the UH lot takes 4-5 minutes.


Children's Sunday School classes preschool through middle school meet during the 10:45 service (except 5th Sundays of the month which are at 9:45). 


There is no infant childcare yet, but you are welcome to bring your infant into the service, or use the "cry room" with TV monitor for your convenience. If you desire your children to be in Sunday School, please ask a greeter at the welcome table, who will instruct you on how to check-in your child.


High School and Adult Sunday School classes meet from 9:15 to 10:15 am. A few classes still remain online. Please click here for a description of each class, and whether they are currently meeting online or in-person. 

sunday services online

Join us from the safety of your own home. Services are streamed live on both Facebook and YouTube, using your TV (with streaming service), phone, computer, or tablet. Services are Sundays, 10:45 am (except the 5th Sundays of the month which are at 9:45), and are a live stream of the in-person services. You can stream as early as 10:35 if you need to make any technical adjustments. Click on one of the links below to connect.


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PHOTO CREDITS:

"Hawaii Cityscape," by Marvin Chandra, ©2013, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0, use allowed by license.

"David "Dubb" Hubbard charging a large wave at Waimea Shorebreak," by Evan Fa, ©2011, CC BY-SA 3.0, use allowed by license.