Opportunities​ For Worship, Prayer, Study, and Celebration:

Sunday Service with
Holy Eucharist
Sundays, 9:00 AM
Historic Stone Church 
Join us for worship in our historic lava rock Church building. Following the service, refreshments will be served on the porch of the Parish House (just across the street). 

Pancake Breakfast
1st Sundays, after Worship
in the Parish Hall
On the first Sunday of each month, join us for pancake breakfast in the Parish Hall following the worship service.  Our Keiki will help prepare breakfast and serve!

Na Kamalei ("Beloved Children") Godly Play Program:
1st Sundays, 9:00 AM
in the Classroom Building
​All keiki (children) are welcome to attend our Na Kamalei sunday school program in the classroom across the street from our lava rock Church building. Our Montessori-based Godly Play curriculum helps children explore their innate sense of God in a non-judgmental, friendly atmosphere. 
Our keiki rejoin their families for the Holy Eucharist at the time of the Peace, and help prepare and serve pancake breakfast after church! ​​
​ Our Vicar Search

The Rev. Robin Taylor, our former vicar, returned to Maryland in January to her new church home. A faithful and dedicated Search Committee has been formed to develop our church profile and review identified priest candidates.
 To learn more about our search process and our church, download our church profile below:  
Christ Memorial Church Profile
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Services Schedule:
Mark Your Calendars!

Sunday, September 17
Holy Eucharist Rite II
The Rev. Peter Besenbruch
Visiting Priest

Sunday, September 24
Holy Eucharist Rite II
The Rev. Cn. Dr. Malcolm Chun
Visiting Priest

Sunday, October 1
Holy Eucharist Rite II
The Rev. Peter Besenbruch
Visiting Priest

Sunday, October 8
Service of Morning Prayer

Sunday, October 15
Holy Eucharist Rite II
The Rev. Peter Besenbruch
Visiting Priest

Who We Are:

We are a vibrant and engaged community of faith that gathers regularly to worship Almighty God.  We believe God has been revealed to us through the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. We seek to follow Jesus by showing aloha -- through loving and serving all of God’s people, from keiki (children) to kapuna (elders), both near and far.  We do so with the power of God’s Holy Spirit, who stands ready to guide us. 
All are welcome in this place.