Kapua’i – Hawaiian Word of the Week Kapuaʻi means “footprint.” It also means paw prints, anything that leaves a track of where you’ve been. People know that you’ve been there […]
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Talking About Lint Last week, we talked about the meaning of Lent, which is the Catholic tradition of honoring the forty days before Easter. My mother thought I was talking
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A Prayer for Jesse During our opening prayer today, I’d also like to include a special prayer for one of our own. Gina’s son, Jesse, is in the hospital. Jesse
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The Meaning of Lent Let’s talk about the meaning of Lent. The word “lent” comes from an English word that means “spring” and the Latin word for “forty.” The 40
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Your Personal Space of Love Remember two weeks ago we talked about your space of love? What we are doing every week in our church is co-creating our space of
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Remembering God In Something or Someone You Loved I know that some of you don’t have a Teddy bear. If you don’t, please think of something that you love or
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Kupono Our Hawaiian word of the week is “Kupono,” which means “worthy.” Say that with me, Ku-po-no. Pono means to make right or balanced. American Sign Language for Kupono The
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A Meditation, A Prayer For Ukraine Play the video for this meditative prayer for people in Ukraine. Without thinking about it, your soul will bring up a scene in your
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