Boldly announcing Christ's words and intentions for all creation;
just, inclusive, antiracist and flourishing.
INCLUSIVE.
INTENTIONAL.
INVOLVED.
SUNDAYS @ 10AM
5339 Kalaniana'ole Highway, Honolulu
LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT:
We acknowledge Hawaiʻi as an indigenous space whose original people are today identified as Native Hawaiians. The ‘āina on which we gather was yielded under duress and protest to the United States to avoid the bloodshed. We further recognize that generations of indigenous Hawaiians and their knowledge systems shaped Hawaiʻi in a sustainable way that allows us to enjoy her gifts today. For this we are truly grateful and yet we lament this history and injustice. We will continue to work and pray for authentic reconciliation and healing.
We acknowledge Hawaiʻi as an indigenous space whose original people are today identified as Native Hawaiians. The ‘āina on which we gather was yielded under duress and protest to the United States to avoid the bloodshed. We further recognize that generations of indigenous Hawaiians and their knowledge systems shaped Hawaiʻi in a sustainable way that allows us to enjoy her gifts today. For this we are truly grateful and yet we lament this history and injustice. We will continue to work and pray for authentic reconciliation and healing.
Let be known that God loves immigrants and migrants and so shall we. Christ is our example and the holy scriptures are our wisdom in such a moment. All people are made in the image of the divine and therefore, as a congregation we will stand with our immigrant and migrant neighbors. We will pray for them, protest for them and advocate for them. Get informed by visiting AMMPARO
This current U.S. administration continues to build upon the previous administration's mismanagement aggressively targeting millions of immigrants and migrants, who live in our neighborhoods, attend our schools, attend our churches, and run small businesses in our neighborhoods. This administration is using resources of the government to perpetuate mass defamation of brown people, arrest, detentions, and deportations of our community members and tear apart families.These policies are racist and inhumane. That's why we're calling on Congress to cut funding to DHS immigration enforcement and prevent this administration from having access to the resources they will need to carry out these inhumane plans. Join us by sending a message to your Congress members now. Over 10,000 people gathered at the State Capitol to demonstrate against such injustice, Hands-Off/No Kings demonstrations.
This current U.S. administration continues to build upon the previous administration's mismanagement aggressively targeting millions of immigrants and migrants, who live in our neighborhoods, attend our schools, attend our churches, and run small businesses in our neighborhoods. This administration is using resources of the government to perpetuate mass defamation of brown people, arrest, detentions, and deportations of our community members and tear apart families.These policies are racist and inhumane. That's why we're calling on Congress to cut funding to DHS immigration enforcement and prevent this administration from having access to the resources they will need to carry out these inhumane plans. Join us by sending a message to your Congress members now. Over 10,000 people gathered at the State Capitol to demonstrate against such injustice, Hands-Off/No Kings demonstrations.
We continue to pray for Palestine, for the genocide of innocent children, women and elderly. God give them solace. We continue to pray for the hostages taken by Hamas, God grant them freedom. Our Pastor Moses actively engaged our local legislators with many other partners to act upon justice. Hawaii was the first state legislature to call for a permanent and immediate ceasefire in the ongoing destruction between Israel and Hamas in Gaza. Known as the Hawaii Ceasefire Resolution, the state House and Senate approved the measure by a vote of 24–1, the Hawaii State House voted 48–3 on Monday to approve a House Draft of SCR13 as well. Thank you to all who advocated to get this resolution read and passed. Thanks be to God!
Welcome Message
The Rev. Dr. Moses D. Barrios, (el/he/him)
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NEARLY 40 NEW MEMBERS THIS YEAR!
Upcoming Events/Gatherings
Our People
ALOHA!
Welcome to Calvary by the Sea Lutheran Church!
Calvary by the Sea is responding to our changing world with God’s unchanging love and grace!
We truly welcome all people and celebrate God’s diversity of humanity in the world.
So glad you are here!
Take a deep breath and know
you are welcomed, loved and
God is well pleased with you.
The Trinitarian God
[Creator, Redeemer and Sustainer]
is healing and reconciling the world
and the people of Calvary by the Sea
are entering and participating in that flow.
If you are new, visit the Iʻm New page.
Calvary by the Sea is responding to our changing world with God’s unchanging love and grace!
We truly welcome all people and celebrate God’s diversity of humanity in the world.
So glad you are here!
Take a deep breath and know
you are welcomed, loved and
God is well pleased with you.
The Trinitarian God
[Creator, Redeemer and Sustainer]
is healing and reconciling the world
and the people of Calvary by the Sea
are entering and participating in that flow.
If you are new, visit the Iʻm New page.
WATCH OR LISTEN ONLINE
LEARNING TO BE FREE
Inclusive Conversation: Why are they inclusive of their queer and trans siblings? Three diverse and distinct pastors share parts of their stories. From their upbringing, seminary training, church tradition, biblical interpretation and theological evolution.
Hear from Grace Lee, a Korean-American queer pastor from a United Methodist background. Eric Hasha, a cis-gender white male pastor with a Southern Baptist Convention background. And Moses Barrios, a cis-gender indigenous of Mayan descent and Latino Pastor deriving from Pentecostal and Evangelical roots. All together now serving in a ELCA Lutheran congregation in Honolulu, Hawaiʻi.
They attempt to answer questions such as: Why do we need inclusive Christian congregations? Why does the majority of Christianity still oppose the full inclusion of the LGBTI community?
Inclusive Conversation: Why are they inclusive of their queer and trans siblings? Three diverse and distinct pastors share parts of their stories. From their upbringing, seminary training, church tradition, biblical interpretation and theological evolution.
Hear from Grace Lee, a Korean-American queer pastor from a United Methodist background. Eric Hasha, a cis-gender white male pastor with a Southern Baptist Convention background. And Moses Barrios, a cis-gender indigenous of Mayan descent and Latino Pastor deriving from Pentecostal and Evangelical roots. All together now serving in a ELCA Lutheran congregation in Honolulu, Hawaiʻi.
They attempt to answer questions such as: Why do we need inclusive Christian congregations? Why does the majority of Christianity still oppose the full inclusion of the LGBTI community?
ABOUT OUR HEART
As an (RIC) Reconciling in Christ ELCA Congregation, we continue to acknowledge that LGBTQIA+ discrimination occurs inside and outside the church. Therefore, we advocate for the full welcome, inclusion, equity and celebration of all sexual orientations, gender identities, and gender expressions. Amen for the diversity of God’s people! Learn more at RIC
As a congregation seeking racial unity and reconciliation, we continue to acknowledge the lifelong process of unpacking, processing and
rejecting the sin of white supremacy embedded within our society and the American Christian Church. We lament that Black, Brown, Asian, Pacific Islander, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC) continue to pay the price of systemic racism with their lives. We pray for the image of God to be the common identity that unites us and heals us, pointing us toward justice and wholeness. Learn more at RIC
rejecting the sin of white supremacy embedded within our society and the American Christian Church. We lament that Black, Brown, Asian, Pacific Islander, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC) continue to pay the price of systemic racism with their lives. We pray for the image of God to be the common identity that unites us and heals us, pointing us toward justice and wholeness. Learn more at RIC
As a welcoming and sanctuary congregation, we continue to advocate for protection, dignity and justice for migrants and refugees. We pray for the travelers coming from different parts of the world, for the unaccompanied child, and the single woman, and for families traveling across dangerous paths and places. Help us God, to love them as we love ourselves, as scripture says, for they are displaced because of violence, war, poverty, hunger, and climate shocks. We reject racist policies such as ʻzero tolerance" targeting every undocumented man, woman, and child as criminals. This is unbiblical and incongruent with the language of the scriptures. We support AMMPARO, a holistic, whole church commitment by the ELCA to accompany migrants and refugees. Learn more at AMMPARO
We truly welcome
all people and celebrate
God’s diversity of humanity!
all people and celebrate
God’s diversity of humanity!
SUNDAY WORSHIP @ 10AM
UPCOMING GATHERINGS
*SUNDAYS @ 9:30AM
PRAYER MEETING
LOCATION: BRIDEʻS ROOM
*SUNDAYS @ 10AM
WORSHIP - [ON-CAMPUS & ON-LINE]
LOCATION: SANCTUARY
*SUNDAYS @ 12PM [MONTHLY]
(Last Sunday of each month)
FAMILIES WITH KEIKI 'OHANA GROUP
LOCATION: CHURCH CAMPUS
*MONDAYS @ 6:30PM
CBTS CHOIR REHEARSAL [ON BREAK FOR SUMMER]
LOCATION: SANCTUARY
*MONDAYS - FRIDAYS @ 7AM - 5PM
SEAGULL SCHOOL IN SESSION
LOCATION: ʻOHANA LANI
*THURSDAYS @ 1PM - 3PM
(1st & 3rd Thursdays)
FOOD JUSTICE
[ANGEL NETWORK CHARITIES]
LOCATION: ANC FOOD BANK
*THURSDAYS @ 6PM [WEEKLY]
KAIMUKI 'OHANA GROUP
LOCATION: KAHALA MALL
*THURSDAYS @ 6PM [MONTHLY]
(2nd Thursday of each month)
TOWN 'OHANA GROUP
LOCATION: E-BAR COFFEE - NORDSTROM
*FRIDAYS @ 10AM - 12PM
(2nd & 4th, 5th Fridays)
FOOD JUSTICE
[ANGEL NETWORK CHARITIES]
LOCATION: ANC FOOD BANK
*FRIDAYS @ 6PM [MONTHLY]
(3rd Friday of each month)
AINA HAINA 'OHANA GROUP
LOCATION: HALE ALOHA
SHORT SERMONS
& WORSHIP
CBTS KIDS
We love to have kids in worship!
Children are invited to participate
in Sunday School, kids are dismissed about
15 minutes into worship.
Preschool through Elementary School.
At CBTS KIDS we want our kids
to love being at church!
Questions?
Contact: Children's Director, Anuhea Pizaña
LEARN MORE ABOUT CHILDRENʻS MINISTRIES
Children are invited to participate
in Sunday School, kids are dismissed about
15 minutes into worship.
Preschool through Elementary School.
At CBTS KIDS we want our kids
to love being at church!
Questions?
Contact: Children's Director, Anuhea Pizaña
LEARN MORE ABOUT CHILDRENʻS MINISTRIES
CBTS YOUTH
All Jr. High and High Students are welcomed and invited.
For a time of food, fun and faith. Please contact our Associate Minister of Student Ministries.
Questions?
Contact: Youth Director, Addie Maxwell-Doherty
LEARN MORE ABOUT YOUTH MINISTRIES
For a time of food, fun and faith. Please contact our Associate Minister of Student Ministries.
Questions?
Contact: Youth Director, Addie Maxwell-Doherty
LEARN MORE ABOUT YOUTH MINISTRIES
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