I better give this place five stars because my cousin got married here (and my new cousin-in-law might have a fit! LOL!).
So it was my first night in Oahu and I decided to go with my cousin to the evening service. I was curious and being Catholic, I really wanted to see the big difference between our two religions.
I came. I sat. I listened. I watched. I witnessed. Curiosity fulfilled. I will never forget how synchronized the choir group was with their performance and the delivery speeches made from the congregation. Three days later, I was honored to be one of the best men for the wedding ceremony here. Mahalo E Ke Akua No Keia La!
Parking: Get here early. Limited parking and they will lock the doors once the service begins. Otherwise you're parking down the street. No street parking because it's on the highway.
Attire: Dress up. Guys: Slacks, dress shirt, and nice shoes.
Factoid:
The Iglesias Ni Cristo religion started in the Philippines in 1914. More info here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iglesia_Ni_Cristo read more