Attended a special night service at Kumulani Chapel in Kapalua, Maui last night. Praising GOD…read moretogether with friends and believers was a such a blessing. This church is so friendly and welcoming! Holy Spirit flowed through worship and on into prayer for those hurting and in need of healing. Praise GOD! Greg and Cathe Laurie were in attendance (weren't expecting that!) Both spoke. Greg declaring he is seeing the stirrings of revival! Encouraging believers to have conversations about our Savior. Cathe encouraged all hurting and in need of prayer to come be prayed for! Powerful prayer time. So blessed we want!

First time!!! Fantastic message- straight up gospel. Beautiful church. Thank you and may and God…read morebless you all

What a beautiful church campus! I love going to service at new churches when I am in a new place…read morefor vacation. We were lucky enough to go on a day that they had a guest band from Nashville called The Katinas. They were absolutely AMAZING and set the tone for the sermon. They have an area for main service as well as rooms for children's ministry. I loved seeing that the congregation hangs out and gathers after service in their courtyard. I'd highly recommend this church for anyone in the community who is trying to find a church home. If you are visiting...this place is very welcoming.

I love Hope Chapel! Great atmosphere, great theology, great people! I've always felt seen and…read morewelcomed and their pastors are extremely genuine! No complaints.

Beautiful church tucked away in Makena. Parishioners were welcoming and most of the service was…read moredone in Hawaiian. Love the fresh smell of the ocean breezes and open windows during the service. Many people enjoy this church since it's small, Hawaiian based and people are friendly. It's worth going and checking it out. Bring your family. Also visit other churches while you are here visiting. There is always something for everyone's spiritual beliefs and needs. If you do attend a service, I hope you enjoy it!

We have visited this church a few times over the years and we have always enjoyed our worshipping…read moreexperience. Since church life is so very contextual, let me simply give some indicators so folks will know if this is the place for them. In general, this is an older congregation that has a family feel to it. The service is in both Hawaiian and English and runs a little over an hour. The liturgy us pretty traditional with organ, piano, and an occasional other special music. Theologically, this is a United Church of Christ congregation so will tend to be more progressive when it comes to women, LGBTQ folks, immigration, etc. They are not scared to talk about how our faith impacts social life -- a faith that some may deem "political" and would rather the church not talk about social issues. The pastor is friendly, welcoming, and clearly loved by the church. We have found the messages inspiring, challenging, and hopeful. This church is not one of those contemporary band-driven congregations, so if that's what you are looking for, this may not be the place for you.

Dang, am I about to get a first review in Maui?!…read more This church is in the absolute middle of nowhere. Well, as much as you can be in Maui. It's far from everything, but especially far from the main population centers on the island. If you want to hike to the summit of Haleakala from the sea...this is the most logical place to start, that's what brought me here. You have to hike a short distance (0.3 mile) down a "4X4" road (it's not really...any car could do this, but you really shouldn't) to access the site. There are great views of the ocean and an insanely well-manicured lawn as well as some "ruins" of...something. This church also provides restrooms and showers but...none of the water was working when I was here. My timid Uber driver refused to drop me off at the gate to the 4X4 road, adding another 2 miles to my already long hike to the summit. It was a hot day, and I was pretty parched by the time I got to the church. I was looking forward to cooling off with the shower but...there was no running water when I was here and the bathrooms were locked. I'd suggest you don't count on them either. This place is easy to miss if you aren't paying attention. And most tourists won't drive this section of road (they'll turn around at Hana, or at the The Pools at 'Ohe'o). This section of road has a nasty reputation but it is really not that bad now. High clearance isn't necessary, let alone 4WD. The road gets a bad reputation from people that haven't driven in it the last 5 years. It reminds me of the road to McCarthy up here in Alaska, so much negative hype then you drive it and think "When is the hard part?" and before you know it, it's over. But I digress. If you're driving through, this is a place to get out, stretch your legs, and take in the views.

In March 2017, we worshipped at Wananalua Congregational Church in Hana. A fair amount of the…read moreservice was in Hawaiian, so I had to (poorly) hum the tune since I could not read/pronounce the words quickly enough to keep up with the songs. It was a small congregation, and 25-30% of attendees were visitors, but everyone was really friendly, and everyone was invited to a coffee social immediately after the service. There were several things that stood out to me. 1. Visitors were greeted at the beginning of the service, and we were asked to stand and introduce ourselves. I wasn't quite prepared for that, but we both stood and Scott graciously and smoothly introduced us as visitors on vacation from Alaska. 2. During the children's portion of the service, the congregation has a song that they sing as the children are gathering.... I thought it was a lovely way to welcome children to worship and it reminds them how very important and precious they are to the congregation (and God). 3. Worship closed with a song, then everyone forms a big circle holding hands (around the pews) for a final blessing. I liked this- it was a way to remind me that we were worshipping in community with others. Honestly, it was the first time I had actually taken the time to look at those around me since I had been wholly focused on my own worship experience. Overall, it was a great congregation and we would attend church there again if/when we visit Hana in the future.

Such a cute church. We've gone here for their outdoor Christmas service and it was very special. We…read morewent to the 808 uke jam that is held inside on Thursday evenings 7-830. Bring your uke or just attend and enjoy. The night we went they passed out song books to everyone who came in. There was a large group of hula dancers that performed forest of the songs. They do songs/chants in Hawaiian and English. You won't be disappointed if you attend.

Amazing church that speaks the word of God! Inviting, community oriented, overall a place that…read moreshares faith, family and love! Thank you for being my Church for the past 12yrs when I come home to visit! God Bless and Rise Up Always

What can I say! God blessed us both by leading us this wonderful caring, loving and friendly…read morechurch. My husband and I look forward to going every Sunday. Pastor Kirk is perfect and we enjoy each and every of his sermons. Everyone is greeted and welcomed. I was raised attending Good Shepherd Church in Wailuku and Holy Innocents in Lahaina( now gone due to the August 2023 fires :0( ) Please join us if you are on island or visiting. I think you will find it comforting and a safe place to pray to our Lord Jesus Christ. All the people who volunteer their time whether it's singing , preaching Scripture or helping with functions or feeding the needy. It's a wonderful place and you will feel like being home in the comfort of this family congregation!

Would highly recommend to visit and see if that's a local ecclesia that God wants you to be part…read morefor the season of life you are in. I LOVE that leadership of this church teaches and reads the word of God not just a little but a lot. And everyone very nice and friendly. Also this church does fellowship and activities every single day of the week .

We were married in this church. 2004. Small, simple,…read morehistorical, quaint. They rang the bell. We went to church service there on our 12th anniversary trip back. Lovely congregation.

A historic church dating back to 1864 is located on the Road to Hana. The stain glass window of…read moreJesus is a must see! Ensure to be respectful as it is still utilized as a church. Charles Lindberg is buried here as well as the author of "Curious George" as well as the monkey that inspired George. You can pay your respects to all of them around back in the graveyard.

This church is where Charles Lindbergh and his wife are buried. It is located near mile marker 41,…read morehang a left when you see the sign. The church itself is pretty much deserted- inside the main sight to see is the stained glass (?) window with Jesus in traditional (pre-contact) Hawaiian garb- a fairly unique site in all of the islands, from what I could observe. Def. worth a stop for the near surreal atmosphere. Bring your own lunch and picnic in the ajoining park.