Calendar of Events

Saturday NA meeting coordinator is Stephen M.

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Sunday NA Area meeting coordinator is Josephine (Jo Jo)

Quiet and reflective with a short sermon and no music.

Ka `Eukalikia Hemolele - Sung Eucharist with prayers and readings in Hawaiian and English. Sermon in English

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Organizer: Priscilla Millen

All are welcome to a gospel reflections program starting Sunday, May 21, 2017, 9:15 to 10 am in the Manger (former Dean's office).
It is loosely based on the African Bible process and we will chose a name fits us.

No extensive knowledge is needed of the tradition since it is based on personally interacting with the gospel of the Sunday and its meaning in your life.
No long term commitment is needed, just come as you are and when you can.
Priscilla Millen

Aloha hour of fellowship follows this service

The Sung Eucharist at the Cathedral is the second sung service each Sunday. The Cathedral Choir offers leadership to the congregation in the singing of hymns and service music as well as offering two anthems from ages past to present day compositions.

Daughters of the King monthly meetings.
Requested by Rose Mary Thompson.
rose.mary.thompson@mac.com
ph: 808-388-6759

The Cathedral bell tower holds eight change-ringing bells from England, the only such bells in the Islands. You are welcome to visit the Ringing Room following the 10:30 am Sunday service…just fifty steps up! Please call 739-7706 if you are interested in becoming a ringer. You do not need to be a member of the Cathedral or the Episcopal Church to be a bell ringer.

Beginning this Sunday (4/30/17), will we ring from 5-6pm. Our practice day has been decided as Tuesdays from 6-8pm.

contact: Mark T.

contact: Nick T.

6-7 pm - Set-up/Hula practice
7-9:30 pm Rehearsal
9:30-10 pm - Small group Rehearsal/Clean-up

Contacts (as of 7/12/17): Ralph Whitaker at whitaker.ralph@gmail.com
                                         and Dayv St. Pierre   dayvst808@pyxlmedia.com
                                         497-0737 (start w/ Dayv)

(Old Contact was Rev. Kyle Lovett, Secretary for the Gay Men's Chorus 542-1332)

contact: James T.

Open Davies Hall at 7pm, meeting starts at 8pm, pau at 9pm.

Contact info:
Steven K (as of 6/14/17)

Bible Study

Main Contact:
Jesse J. Otto - 
Ph.D. Candidate, American Studies
Graduate Assistant, Historic Preservation Program
University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa
(808) 956-8574

Ralph Kam - 561-5894

Alert No-Patrol  - Requested on 1/27/20
Let Casey know he'll need to help with setting up the chairs for these meetings

• 2x 6' long tables on either side of Screen
• 1x 6' long table in front of screen
• approx 50 chairs - 1 aisle down the middle

contact: Jack M.

Fr. Moki Hino invites you to attend Centering Prayer

Please join us at 5 pm every Thursday.

Centering Prayer meets on Thursdays from 5 pm to 5:45 pm, in the Clergy Vesting Room, which is located along the Ewa side walkway of the main cathedral.

contact: John K.

open meeting

Contact:  Maikay  (as of 2/1/19) maikaypop@gmail.com

Saturday NA meeting coordinator is Stephen M.

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Sunday NA Area meeting coordinator is Josephine (Jo Jo)

Quiet and reflective with a short sermon and no music.

Ka `Eukalikia Hemolele - Sung Eucharist with prayers and readings in Hawaiian and English. Sermon in English

.

Organizer: Priscilla Millen

All are welcome to a gospel reflections program starting Sunday, May 21, 2017, 9:15 to 10 am in the Manger (former Dean's office).
It is loosely based on the African Bible process and we will chose a name fits us.

No extensive knowledge is needed of the tradition since it is based on personally interacting with the gospel of the Sunday and its meaning in your life.
No long term commitment is needed, just come as you are and when you can.
Priscilla Millen

Aloha hour of fellowship follows this service

The Sung Eucharist at the Cathedral is the second sung service each Sunday. The Cathedral Choir offers leadership to the congregation in the singing of hymns and service music as well as offering two anthems from ages past to present day compositions.

Oct 1, 2018 to Sep 31, 2019 (as of 10/4/17)
The new Chair is Diane R (email dianer85@gmail.com) Ph# 508-237-1148 (as of 9/9/18)

RCM is Joey Ph# 381-5249

The Cathedral bell tower holds eight change-ringing bells from England, the only such bells in the Islands. You are welcome to visit the Ringing Room following the 10:30 am Sunday service…just fifty steps up! Please call 739-7706 if you are interested in becoming a ringer. You do not need to be a member of the Cathedral or the Episcopal Church to be a bell ringer.

Beginning this Sunday (4/30/17), will we ring from 5-6pm. Our practice day has been decided as Tuesdays from 6-8pm.

contact: Mark T.

contact: Nick T.

6-7 pm - Set-up/Hula practice
7-9:30 pm Rehearsal
9:30-10 pm - Small group Rehearsal/Clean-up

Contacts (as of 7/12/17): Ralph Whitaker at whitaker.ralph@gmail.com
                                         and Dayv St. Pierre   dayvst808@pyxlmedia.com
                                         497-0737 (start w/ Dayv)

(Old Contact was Rev. Kyle Lovett, Secretary for the Gay Men's Chorus 542-1332)

contact: James T.

John Hays is leaving the islands on 1-25-15.

Principal contacts will be: Virgil Stinnett, president of the Honolulu Chapter, Cell: 808-722-4243; one.fisherman@hawaiiantel.net or virgil@stinnettenterprises.net, 
and
Nani Fife, president of the Hawaii affiliate as a whole, nanifife@aol.com. (2018)
Jan. 2019 addt'l contact: Brenda Lucas: bluca72@gmail.com

1-6-2016 John Hays email: ​We meet in the Von Holt Room, and it is a pot luck. Usually Eric set up f​ive round tables with 6-8 chairs each. When we were finished we would clean up the kitchen, dump the garbage and put four sets of tables and chairs away. We always leave one, closest to the kitchen for small meetings furing the week. If you have any questions, you can reach Virgil at: one.fisherman@hawaiiantel.net

Per John Hays (johnthays@gmail.com) 10-6-14 in an email to me: I wanted to advise you that our Honolulu Chapter of NFB meets in the Von Holt Room on the second Tuesday of each month - this month on the 14th. We normally have four tables and their respective chairs, which Eric usually arranges as two pairs. If more people come, we separate them into four separately. We meet from 5 to 7 and bring food. We also clean everything up, put three of the tables with their chairs away, wash the dishes and dump the garbage. For this, Eric usually leaves us two new garbage bags in the two largest containers. The date will be confirmed to you later ne@aol.com.

Open Davies Hall at 7pm, meeting starts at 8pm, pau at 9pm.

Contact info:
Steven K (as of 6/14/17)

Bible Study

Main Contact:
Jesse J. Otto - 
Ph.D. Candidate, American Studies
Graduate Assistant, Historic Preservation Program
University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa
(808) 956-8574

Ralph Kam - 561-5894

Alert No-Patrol  - Requested on 1/27/20
Let Casey know he'll need to help with setting up the chairs for these meetings

• 2x 6' long tables on either side of Screen
• 1x 6' long table in front of screen
• approx 50 chairs - 1 aisle down the middle

contact: Jack M.

Fr. Moki Hino invites you to attend Centering Prayer

Please join us at 5 pm every Thursday.

Centering Prayer meets on Thursdays from 5 pm to 5:45 pm, in the Clergy Vesting Room, which is located along the Ewa side walkway of the main cathedral.

contact: John K.

open meeting

Contact:  Maikay  (as of 2/1/19) maikaypop@gmail.com

Saturday NA meeting coordinator is Stephen M.

------------
Sunday NA Area meeting coordinator is Josephine (Jo Jo)

Quiet and reflective with a short sermon and no music.

Ka `Eukalikia Hemolele - Sung Eucharist with prayers and readings in Hawaiian and English. Sermon in English

.

Organizer: Priscilla Millen

All are welcome to a gospel reflections program starting Sunday, May 21, 2017, 9:15 to 10 am in the Manger (former Dean's office).
It is loosely based on the African Bible process and we will chose a name fits us.

No extensive knowledge is needed of the tradition since it is based on personally interacting with the gospel of the Sunday and its meaning in your life.
No long term commitment is needed, just come as you are and when you can.
Priscilla Millen

Aloha hour of fellowship follows this service

The Sung Eucharist at the Cathedral is the second sung service each Sunday. The Cathedral Choir offers leadership to the congregation in the singing of hymns and service music as well as offering two anthems from ages past to present day compositions.

The Cathedral bell tower holds eight change-ringing bells from England, the only such bells in the Islands. You are welcome to visit the Ringing Room following the 10:30 am Sunday service…just fifty steps up! Please call 739-7706 if you are interested in becoming a ringer. You do not need to be a member of the Cathedral or the Episcopal Church to be a bell ringer.

Beginning this Sunday (4/30/17), will we ring from 5-6pm. Our practice day has been decided as Tuesdays from 6-8pm.

contact: Mark T.

contact: Nick T.

6-7 pm - Set-up/Hula practice
7-9:30 pm Rehearsal
9:30-10 pm - Small group Rehearsal/Clean-up

Contacts (as of 7/12/17): Ralph Whitaker at whitaker.ralph@gmail.com
                                         and Dayv St. Pierre   dayvst808@pyxlmedia.com
                                         497-0737 (start w/ Dayv)

(Old Contact was Rev. Kyle Lovett, Secretary for the Gay Men's Chorus 542-1332)

contact: James T.

Open Davies Hall at 7pm, meeting starts at 8pm, pau at 9pm.

Contact info:
Steven K (as of 6/14/17)

Bible Study