Wonderful biblically based church service. People are friendly and welcoming. Would highly…read morerecommend to anyone looking for a home church or visiting on vacation.

While the supporting staff were nice, musicians good and the Hawaiian dance was cute, the preacher…read moreis clearly suffering from early onset dementia and spoke about politics - clearly as a far right Republican. Multiple times he repeated the same sentence 2-3 times each, even asking if he'd already said it. He rambled in a stream of consciousness babbling that was difficult to follow. To top it off, he repeatedly talked about Charlie Kirk, a subject which has no business being spoken of from the pulpit. I should have stood up and walked out. It did not escape my notice that there were no native Hawaiians there, just a bunch of wealthy white people, most likely tourists.

Love to go and sit in the old church, light a special request candle and share a moment and my…read morethoughts with God!

Oldest Catholic church on Kaua'i, circa 1840. Contains the original church structure (which is…read moreincredibly rare to see the original structure so well preserved) now used as a multi purpose area, and the "new" church built in 1889. The historic site also includes the original rectory, new rectory, and the original cemetery also from 1841. We arrived a few minutes before a lovely sunset and captured some amazing pictures. The church architecture is happily or was happily preserved from the ravages of post modernism. Therefore it still retained the form and beauty of a proper place of worship where the human senses are brought in alignment with contemplation of the Creator. This effect cannot and will never be achieved using current architectural designs that seem obliviously ok with building churches that look like basketball courts. Sic semper cum moderna. Cannot fully describe the joy we felt being here. Loved the coral-plaster columns, the Koa wood altar, and the antique built-in holy water fonts. The crucifix is exemplary and done in the French style. There is a surprising authentic statue dedicated to Our Lady of LaSallette and a very Hebraic themed statue of St Joseph, foster father of the Child Jesus. Spent a long time in prayer here. Tempus fugit... and time flew. Aside from the transcendent attributes, just walking around the site was edifying and peaceful. Highly recommend one visit this historic landmark if in the area. Mahalo for reading my review. Pax et Bonum.

My first time! One service on Sunday. This is a wonderful,…read moreenergetic congregation of all ages, inspired leaders studying the word and beginners- happily learning more. It's open air, with a very large canopy tent. The congregation is enthusiastic and encouraged to contribute. Scriptures are displayed as they are read and shared. I found this lovely group of followers so inspiring and was also very inspired by their community, discussions, hints/tips. Wow! Try it if you are searching for Jesus, curious to learn more and / or wanting community and inspiration... plan a visit. Happy people, no judgement.

Visited here while on vacation. We felt right home. The pastor brought the Bible to life. When we…read morecome visit the island again this will be our church. Thank you Crossroads for a wonderful service and experience.

I love old churches! This is one of my favorites in Hawaii. I first saw it in 1990 and it was…read moresitting seemingly by itself out away from Hanalei. Words couldn't describe how beautiful it looked in the perfect,setting with perfect mountain backdrop on a perfect island. Unfortunately, Kauai has grown up around it somewhat but, it's still a treat to visit and imagine the worshipers congregated on a tropical Sunday morning here 100 years ago.

08/20/2017 Driving by one day I just had to stop and take a…read morelonger look at this beautiful building. It really catches the eye. Wish we could have gone inside but we happened by when nobody was around.  The church sits on 17 acres and includes; the mission house/ museum, caretaker cottages, a garage and mission hall. Missionaries arrived to this area in 1834. It's listed on the National Registry of Historic Places since 1973. Perhaps we will visit the museum on our next visit.

Pastor John Zimmerman leads this fantastic church. The people are warm and friendly! Very diverse…read moreworship teams. This is a Word based church. If you want to hear a great sermon that is actually focused on Jesus Christ- go here or visit if you are a tourist. They also serve breakfast in the morning before the church service- it is almost Free- that is how good of a deal it is. Don't forget to check out the book store- one of the few Christian Book Stores on the island. Ohana Soup Kitchen is also an outreach they have on Thursday evenings for family and people in need of a great nutritious meal.

We visited on our vacation and had a wonderful experience. Everyone was so welcoming. The pastor…read moregave a passionate message and came over and talked to us. Worship was spirit filled. We will definitely come back whenever we visit Kauai.

I am a newcomer to this island and the first thing I did was look for a church where I could praise…read moreGod and make new friends. Finally I tried to visit this church and after trying for 2 months, I felt that the pastor in his sermons was more just reading the bible without giving inspiration or motivation to the congregation. If I only listened to Brother Bruce reading the bible, I wouldn't need to come to church and because I have done that (I have finished reading the bible 3 times), one thing that made me want to ask Brother Bruce and I honestly feel that Brother Bruce is not worthy to be a leader pastor, he teaches something that is clearly contrary to Christian teachings, especially the 10 commandments of God, Thou shalt not kill !!!During mass on March 1, 2026, he justified the attack by Israel and America to kill the leader of Iran and also the attack caused the killing of hundreds of school children (they proudly displayed a picture of the Iranian leader with the sentence eliminated,) seeing this I felt disgusted and I asked myself why I was in this building? Is this a church? A pastor rejoices in the murder of someone he may personally hate. If Brother Bruce reads this, I hope he will re-evaluate and rethink the meaning of the Christian faith taught by Jesus Christ. Whatever the reason, there is no justification for murder.

We're from Calvary Chapel Tucson, on 22/15/24 we visited Calvary Chapel Lihue for the first time,…read morewe felt, and the congregation made us feel like we belong there and we were being welcomed back, went back later on in the evening for a very enjoyable and well presented Christmas play (Rosie's Dinner). There's no strangers in the house of the Lord. Anna Tucker

This church rocks as they have an enthusiastic and friendly congregation! The new pastor is…read moreexcellent as he's very smart and also humorous! The Sunday we went we were served pizza and salad after church . Probably would be my home church if I lived nearby .

I always leave N.S.C. Feeling like I have been blessed , it's my favorite place to worship our…read moreLord and Savior Jesus. Name above all names. I love all the people there so friendly and inviting. A true Chapel of Christ Thank you North Shore Calvary for making us feel so welcome.Truly A Huge Blessing in our lives

May 15, 2022 We…read morevisited Services this morning. My husband and I really enjoyed being there. Everyone was extremely friendly. We definitely will return on our next trip. We visited from Westside Church of Christ in Bakersfield, CA. Char and Michael Wylie

This is a beautiful little church on the main highway and near the center of Kapaa. The people…read moreare very friendly and show the love of Christ. It was wonderful to hear the congregation sign the old hymns in the Hawaiian language. We are just visiting, but we would love to come back.