I've been coming to New Hope Aloha Pauole since it started back in 2013. It is located at Aliamanu…read moreMiddle School cafeteria. Services are at 8am and 10am and last between an hour to hour and a half. What makes this church different from any church you've been to are the people. Pastor Dom and his staff are great! Most churches are concerned with numbers of people attending service or how many got saved. Not NH Aloha Pauole, they are about relationships. Their mission statement is "we are committed to loving God and advancing His kingdom by loving people to a place of freedom". The members of this church are concerned about people...loving them with this revolutionary teaching from Beth Barone called Pure Love. Its basic teaching is you are loved by God for who you are, not for what you do. We are not judged by our performance and valued as God loves us. With this understanding, we strive to love others the way God loves us. Come check it out...you won't be disappointed!

Very nice people and the pastor is a very good teacher. Music ministry is wonderful!read more

This is a church where you will be welcomed for who you are, learn to read and apply and love the…read moreWord of God. We are a small fellowship with mighty hearts for God and each other. Pastor and fellowship are approachable, honest, kind, gracious, comfortable, funny, etc...as time is taken to meet and get to know one another.

Beyond Grateful to have found this warm, vibrant community! Biblically solid & equally welcoming …read more . . thank you New Hope for renewed life!

I first reviewed New Hope HI Kai (NHHK) Christian Church more than five years ago. It continues to…read morebe my church of choice, and its offerings have never wavered. With the start of COVID-19 in mid-March 2020, the "new normal" for NHHK has changed; however, NHHK has not stopped being a church. COVID-19 has opened new doors and opportunities, as the "new normal" has changed how things are being done. These include: * Sunday sermons, formerly held at Kaiser High cafeteria, are now online. While we miss seeing each other in person each Sunday, we can still listen to our Sr. Pastor, Pat McFall, and chat with church members online at the same time. The online service is convenient, as you can watch it from your living room or wherever you are. The online service continues to reach not only our church members, but also non-church members, and those living outside of HI. Worship songs and sermons are pre-recorded one or two days before Sunday and will be streamed online in the near future. In-person re-gatherings will occur when it is safe to do so. * Small group meetings via in-person or Zoom. Church members are encouraged to join small groups that meet weekly to discuss Biblical scriptures and their applications to one's self, as well as encouragement and support of daily living challenges. * Kokua Center was established, where church members' needs are accommodated by church volunteers. Those who are struggling financially receive much needed groceries and shopping assistance, and widows and the elderly obtaining yard cleaning by abled church men. * Kokua for Koko Marina. NHHK reimbursed its church members a maximum of $50, or up to 50% of the total bill, for purchases of food or items from Koko Marina Shopping Center merchants. This initiative generated $24,000 income in support for the merchants, and in turn, blessed its church members. * Food Drive for the Food Bank. In partnership with Koko Marina Shopping Center, NHHK collected 900 lbs. of food and raised $2,100 in a four-hour period to benefit the local Food Bank. * River of Life. Food and personal hygiene items were collected and delivered to the homeless and those in need. * Long-term care homes. Gifts of stuffed animals, cleaning supplies, personally-made face masks, and clocks were given to Hale Malamalama and Lunalilo Care Home in the HI Kai community. * Meal trains were established for church members who were returning home after surgery in the hospital or having given birth. Church volunteers took turns and donated dinners by signing up one day for a two-week period to assist with meals as the church member was recovering. * Water baptism. Normally held several times a year for the entire church at Maunalua Bay, it is now held on a personal basis in the backyard of a member or one's swimming pool to avoid having large gatherings. * Boxed chocolates for the elderly kupuna. The Women's Ministry had its ministry members personally deliver boxed chocolates with a personal written message card to encourage our kupuna and to provide personal interaction. * LifeChange Training. Leadership training via Zoom in transforming ourselves to living the way God wants us to live by healing the areas of our lives that are hindering us from His intended design. * Pastor Counseling. Whether it be some addiction, domestic violence, unhealthy thinking, or continued walk with Jesus, the pastors are always willing to counsel you without shame, fear, or rejection. * 21 Days of Prayer. Done twice per year, learning how to intentionally seek God daily in prayer to believe in Him to move in powerful ways. * Missions Ministry. Although we can't physically travel to Japan right now, we continue to build relationships with our Christian churches in Japan through training sessions and mutual conversations via Zoom, e-mail, text messages, etc. * Baccalaureate Event. Graduating seniors and youth progressing from certain grades to higher levels of Sunday School are honored, prayed over and encouraged in their walk with God. This year, NHHK partnered with Hope Chapel East Oahu at Niu Valley to hold this event at their church. And the list goes on! There is always something that would be of interest to anyone. Through my involvement with NHHK, I've found this church to be very caring, giving, generous, and loving. NHHK provides a safe place where you are not judged, but are accepted just as you are. It's my church that I am proud of and trust that it is looking out for me in developing my natural gifts in having a purpose in life. Life has many unexpected challenges, and NHHK has taught me how to turn frustration and disappointment into confidence and blessings by having Jesus as the center of my life. Where there's pain, there is joy and abundant life in Christ. NHHK is truly ohana (family), as the church is not a building, but it is the people. A place that you can call home!

Church has a small parking lot between it and Bo's Restaurant (mauka side of church). Not a large…read moreparish, but it can accommodate more than 200 visitors. The choir sings most Sundays at the high mass at 11am. (Rosary is said at 10:30 by those wishing to attend). Of course, the parishioners are friendly, Mass is usually followed by a coffee hour, sometimes with a presentation. (There is also a shorter, low mass celebrated Sundays at 8:00am, prior to the 11:00 high mass). All are welcome at St. Mark's.

Everyone here was very friendly and they are open and affirming to everyone! I had never been to a…read moreformal "high church" and it was very interesting to see all of the different rituals and incense/chanting they did.

Pastor JD Farag is truly a Jesus loving, Jesus following, believer and great biblical prophecy…read moreteacher. I would add that he's the best! His teachings are verse by verse, direct, convicting, encouraging and Holy Spirit filled! His staff are aways welcoming and there is always a feeling of acceptance. We have made this our home church since 2018. You can also watch him live online as thousands of believers do all across the country. We love pastor JD! Go check him out. You'll be glad you did!

I love it here! Pastor JD Farag always has Bible Prophecy the first service since the beginning of…read moreCOVID Lockdown. Fellowship is great here and if your looking for a Bible based church this is it.

11-19-17 We have a new pastor who is a great speaker, and teacher who focuses on the good news from…read morethe Word of God. If you are looking for a good church come and visit. We are a small community of believers, so you won't feel lost. Sunday School starts at 9:30 am, church service is at 10:45am and evening prayer service is at 6:00pm. Midweek service is on Wed. 6:30pm.

Review a church? Why not? WWJD? Yelp!…read more I spent a lot of my high school Friday nights here so I could have bible study sessions. We didn't just do that; we also ate together, played volleyball or basketball, talked story, and just hung out! Aunty Helen and Uncle Norman run Friday night sessions here. They're very kind and loving people. Aunty helen is a woman that is very caring and you can't help but love. Uncle Norman loves to tell his stories and can go on and on. Their children are on the mainland so they take other kids off their parents' hands for the night. Talk about true love! During the summer we would have volleyball tournaments with other churches. They would shuttle us there and back home. I'm sure you could you can stop in and they would welcome you home on any Friday night. We occasionally stop in just to say hello. You can learn about God and eat some good home cooking. Drop off your kid there, have free babysitting, and no one would know lol.

I came here to Hawai'i Nei in February 1999. I met my sweetheart the first Sunday off the boat…read more She and her family had been going to this church since the mid-1960s. I felt immediately welcomed as if I were a local. Now that we're married, I feel as if I were coming to this church since the mid-1960s! This is a church that is very focused on Christ's love for us and how we can deepen our relationship with Him.

I started coming to this church off and on in 2011. Then finally made this church my home church in…read more2012. Great pastor (pastor Ken) who preaches from The Bible. They have an awesome praise and worship team who sings the worship songs I love. The people are friendly and nice. Very convenient area in the heart of salt lake. Next to aliamanu middle school. Across from soons kalbi at the salt lake shopping center. They have a nursery and children's church. I love this church!!

A little confusing to find at first, due to the fact that on Sunday mornings they do not use their…read morechurch building on their property. Island Family meets at Aliamanu Schools. This is an adjacent property down the hill from the 3375 address. Music was awsome! Super upbeat. Great worship team. Lots of involvement by many people. Communion time was uplifting. Sermon was right on the mark, verse by verse style with good illustations and insights. Most important was the large children's ministry focus for both services. Would repeat and recommend for all, especially families. I noticed lots of local and military families in attendence.