Author Archives: shcalina

We had such a blessed opening of the school year convocation today.  The theme was simply bearing good fruit, one of them being ALOHA.  Let that be a running mana`o and practice throughout this year, that we practice real and … Continue reading →

Today was our last Ministry gathering. Students ate and got to hang out with one another. Most of all, we thanked Ke Akua for blessing this Kula Ha’aha’a Ministry this year. We asked God to continue to allow His ministry … Continue reading →

First graders recently had a lesson about the story of Ruth and Naomi. It’s a story of pilina, a relationship of a young daughter in law, Ruth, and her kupuna mother in law, Naomi. Students were asked to find places … Continue reading →

The Kula Haʻa Haʻa Ministry has done so much this school year. From serving at our chapel services, having meetings, and celebrating at our Christmas party, it’s all been a very blessed time and I’m so thankful for each of … Continue reading →

The third graders in 3A and 3B are learning the Fruit of the Spirit this year. So far they have learned about how we are made in God’s image, to have heart like His, and that producing the Fruit of … Continue reading →

We had our first God Squad meeting last Thursday and here are the students that attended that meeting.  If you still want to join, please see me for a permission letter to take home. “Be strong and immovable.  Always work … Continue reading →

It’s so great to be back! God surely is faithful and good. Today we had our first “Get to Know You” Ministry meeting. Right now we have about 35 interested students who attended the meeting, and also an additional 15 … Continue reading →

Such a wonderful year with these ministry students!  Over fifty faithful haumāna stuck it out and continued to serve even if that meant giving up a recess here and there.  I am so thankful for their aloha and heart to … Continue reading →

The 5th graders received their mini Bibles from Kahu Ruth today with a short mana’o explaining the waiwai of God’s word. We pray that it will always be a lamp for their feet and a light for their path!

What a truly God-blessed convocation! From pule to the hīmeni, to all the mana’o, and paukū, every part glorified our Makua Lani, our Heavenly Father! It was the perfect time to reflect on how God has blessed and shown His … Continue reading →