Na Paahao O Hawai‘i (The Prisoners of Hawai‘i)
The prison ministries and prison reform initiative of the Hawai‘i Diocese of the Episcopal Church, promoting rehabilitation, restoration, and therapeutic programs through research, re-education, advocacy, and community organization.
Based on new awareness and learnings as well as courageous voices and visions that have evolved over time, the movement of reforming both the prisons and the criminal justice system in Hawai‘i is here. The time has come for everyone to review and reassess the past, and begin the long process of education and advocacy in order to begin to reform and make new, just, and more merciful the prison and criminal justice system of Hawai‘i.
“Second Sunday”
Social Justice forums invite speakers from various groups in the community dealing with social justice issues such as immigration challenges, homelessness, sex/labor trafficking, etc.
FACE: Faith Action for Community Equity
A grassroots, interfaith non-profit driven by a deep spiritual commitment to improving the quality of life for all the people of Hawai‘i. Through common values and collective power, we address the root causes of social-justice challenges facing our community.
Makahiki Celebration
A program that helps prepare a prison group to celebrate Makahiki, a four-month festival that punctuated the yearly farming cycle in ancient Hawaiʻi. Celebrating harvest and Lono, the Hawaiian god associated with rain and fecundity, Makahiki marked a temporary halt to activities of war and occasioned lesser changes in many other daily routines.
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Presiding Bishop’s message for World Refugee Day, June 20, 2018 July 4, 2018 
Looking forward to World Refugee Day June 20, Episcopal Church Presiding Bishop and Primate Michael B. Curry issued the following statement: “Our work with and for refugees began when we began to follow Jesus, to follow His way and His ... More...