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“True reconciliation has to begin with trust, and trust has to begin with listening. For over two centuries, the proclamation of the Good News that was brought to our shores by our New England forebears drowned out the existent spiritual wisdom of wā kahiko (ancient Hawai‘i). Utilizing the sacred act of a shared meal, interpreted with the elements and na'auao (wisdom) particular to Hawai‘i, we will engage in an interactive process of mutual listening and exploration of the shared spiritual wisdom inherent in all people of faith.”
Panelists are members of the Reconciliation Working Group formed by Gabrielle Chavez (intentional interim conference minister at the time) in 2019.
Kealahou Alika
Joyclynn Costa
Wayne Higa
Meleanna Meyer
Linda Rich
David Turner
Read the HCUCC Strategic Plan 2018-2028
hcucc.org/strategic-plan
Workshop presented on October 7 for the 2020 ‘Aha Pae‘āina.
This video has been edited (minimally) for posting purposes.
Workshop presented for the 2020 ‘Aha Pae‘āina
Wednesday, October 7, 2020
5:00-6:00 PM (Hawai‘i time)
“True reconciliation has to begin with trust, and trust has to begin with listening. For over two centuries, the proclamation of the Good News that was brought to our shores by our New England forebears drowned out the existent spiritual wisdom of wā kahiko (ancient Hawai‘i). Utilizing the sacred act of a shared meal, interpreted with the elements and na'auao (wisdom) particular to Hawai‘i, we will engage in an interactive process of mutual listening and exploration of the shared spiritual wisdom inherent in all people of faith.”
Panelists are members of the Reconciliation Working Group formed by Gabrielle Chavez (intentional interim conference minister at the time) in 2019.
Kealahou Alika
Joyclynn Costa
Wayne Higa
Meleanna Meyer
Linda Rich
David Turner
Read the HCUCC Strategic Plan 2018-2028
hcucc.org/strategic-plan
Workshop presented on October 7 for the 2020 ‘Aha Pae‘āina.
This video has been edited (minimally) for posting purposes.
Workshop presented for the 2020 ‘Aha Pae‘āina
Wednesday, October 7, 2020
5:00-6:00 PM (Hawai‘i time)










