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  A multi cultural, multi ethnic, multi generational , inclusive church in the historic neighborhood of Kaimuki. Housed in a beautiful stone edifice built at the turn of the last century, the congregation is a bit on the shy side, but welcoming..The first service is traditional (Rite I) the second service is Rite II, and has a concurrent Sunday School (Godly Play), with the children joining the rest of the congregation for communion. Visitors and newcomers are always welcome and there is a coffee hour in the parish hall after every service. There is also a midweek service on Wednesday mornings. The biggest drawback is the music program, with the organist locked in at 7/8 normal speed, although they do better when using the piano.

  Added April 10, 2017 by Donald Botsai