Kahalu'u Ward Message 11/16/25

Kahaluu Bishop
11 minutes ago
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Aloha Kahalu'u Ward,

We are the missionaries assigned to your ward. The Book of Mormon has been described as the most correct book of any on Earth. We're promised that as we read it and live by its teachings, then we will draw nearer to God than by any other book. As we put forth a sincere effort each day to understand what God would have us do, we can find those answers in the Book of Mormon. We love the Book of Mormon and have seen how it changes people to be more a more joyful, Christ-centered person. We invite you all to evaluate your own study the book of Mormon and find ways to improve it. We know of the blessings promised from doing so and we want all of you to experience those blessings. In the name of Jesus Christ Amen.

Elder Hirshi & Elder Cannon

Missionaries, Kahalu'u Ward

Sacrament Schedule & Program

Nov 16, Sunday 11 am - Sacrament Program: CLICK HERE
Zoom Link for Sacrament Meeting available upon request. Please contact Bishop Tano or Bro. Hirokawa. Don't be afraid to ask. We are happy to accommodate you.

Announcements

ALL YM IMU FUNDRAISER TICKETS HAVE PRETTY MUCH BEEN SOLD

Thank you to all who contributed to this cause. This money is used to enable our Young Men to go on High Adventures every year. This past year, we held a joint High Adventure with the Young Women to Maui. For a sneak peak in our adventures, check out this video!

TITHING SETTLEMENT APPOINTMENT SIGN UP: CLICK HERE

COME TO THE SAVIOR CONCERT & OPEN HOUSE

Please fill out this form HERE to sign up to sing.

Primary Choir - children ages 8-11yrs - Rehearsals 2x/mo on Sundays 5p-5:45p, stake center.

Nov. 16

Youth Choir - youth 12-18yrs - Rehearsals Sundays 5p-6p, stake center.

Nov 16

Relief Society/All Stake Choir - adults 18+yrs - Rehearsals Sundays, 6-7p stake center

Nov 16 - Combined

Nov 16, Sunday 11 am - Sacrament Meeting @ Kaneohe Stake Center
Nov 16, Sunday 1 pm - Youth Council @ Bishop’s Office
Nov 16, Sunday 6:30 pm - SED @ Bishops House
Nov 19, Wednesday 6:30 pm - Valiant Activities (Boys/Girls) @ Kaneohe Stake Center
Nov 19, Wednesday 6:30 pm - Youth Night @ Kaneohe Stake Center
Nov 19, Wednesday 6:30 pm - Temple & Family History Night @ Kaneohe Stake Center
Nov 22, Saturday 5 pm - Open House / 6 pm Concert @ Kaneohe Stake Center
Nov 23, Sunday 11 am - Sacrament Meeting @ Kaneohe Stake Center
Nov 26, Wednesday 6:30 pm - Valiant Activities (Boys) @ Kaneohe Stake Center
Nov 26, Wednesday 4:30 pm - YM Imu Fundraiser @ Kaonohi's House
Nov 27, Thursday 10:00 am - YM Imu Fundraiser @ Kaonohi's House
Nov 26, Wednesday 6:30 pm - Temple & Family History Night @ Kaneohe Stake Center
Nov 30, Sunday 11 am - Sacrament Meeting @ Kaneohe Stake Center

WARD ANNUAL EVENTS

Dec 13, 6:00 PM Saturday - Ward Christmas Party (YM/YW in charge)

Missionary Meals: Calendar needs attention please. Elder Hirshi & Elder Cannon need meals and visits! Please sign up to meet with the Elders using this MEAL CALENDAR, or call them at (808) 379-8012.

WARD ZONE INFORMATION

Find your Zone: CLICK HERE
Ward Ministering Plan: CLICK HERE
Ward Ministering Slides From Stake Conference: CLICK HERE

MISSIONARY CORNER

This week ive been pondering alot about patience and sacrifice. Trusting Gods plan and His timing even when its hard or doesnt make much sense.

Recently especially ive wondered why I cant just have the blessings now when i want them. I remembered listening to a Dieter F Uchdorf talk and i went back and reread it, its titled "continue in patience" in this talk he says

"Patience means staying with something until the end. It means delaying immediate gratification for future blessings."

It can be very hard to see past the present trial you are facing and just want to be blessed here and now, but I have come to know that when we can push off our current desires to align our will with Gods in the end we will be blessed. So be patient, align your plan with Gods, sacrifice something now for something better and I promise everything will fall into place.

alofa atu,

Elder Fano