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Aloha and Welcome!

We’re so glad you found us. Whether you live here on Kauaʻi, are visiting the island, or are simply seeking a spiritual home, we believe you’re here for a reason. At Kapaʻa UCC, we greet everyone with open hearts, open minds, and God’s Aloha.

No matter who you are, where you come from, who you love, or what your journey has looked like—you are welcome here. 

If you stop by as a visitor, we hope you’ll leave feeling like a friend. Come worship with us, share in community, and experience the warmth of aloha.

We look forward to meeting you!

                                    Sunday Mornings

                                          10:00 AM

  When we gather for worship, we connect with believers   everywhere, thus keeping us “One Body in Christ.”

   Communion is celebrated on the first and third Sundays of each month.  All are welcome to this life-giving meal.
 

Some folks worship in a dress or Aloha shirt, while others come in T-shirts, shorts, and slippahs. Your personal style is always welcome. Come as you are—We’ll save you a seat!

Worship is for all, and we joyfully celebrate everyone—from our keiki to our kupuna. We love welcoming visitors to our Island!

A typical worship celebration lasts about one hour.

Our worship is casual, relaxed, and centered on connection. Each service includes:

• Keiki Time
•  Uplifting, practical message to take into your week 
• A warm, friendly atmosphere
   

People often describe Pastor Rob as engaging, relevant, and easy to understand. His communication style is relaxed yet respectful, focused on clearly sharing the message of God’s Word.

We love to sing! Our music blends contemporary and traditional styles to offer something for everyone.

After the service, plan to hang around for a time of fellowship—we’d love to meet you and make new friends together.

Not at all. Many who attend Kapaʻa UCC come from a wide variety of denominations and backgrounds. You’re welcome here—whether you’re new to church, returning after time away, or exploring faith for the first time.

No. You don’t have to believe everything—or anything—in a particular way. We are committed to creating an open space for questions, doubts, exploration, and spiritual growth.

We are followers of Jesus who focus on giving life to the community rather than bringing judgment or harm. If you’re weary or discouraged by expressions of Christianity that equate faith with exclusion or hostility, you may find Kapaʻa UCC to be a refreshing change.

Yes—fully and sincerely.
With grace as our theological center, we follow Christ’s command to love our neighbor. We practice full inclusion and welcome all people. We affirm that every person is created in the image of God and is beloved, worthy of God’s love and God’s grace.

“Jesus didn’t reject anyone; neither do we.”

We preach and teach from the Bible, but we do not read it literally. Our approach engages scripture in its historical context—seeking to understand how it spoke to its original community and how it speaks to us today.

We believe that “God is still speaking.”