Below are several of the wonderful items being offered at the silent auction. Proceeds from the auction will support the visit by our candidate and their relocation.

Green bowl

Stunning square glass bowl made by John Watt.
Value: $60. Opening bid: $30.
So many uses for this piece.

Glass ship on the ocean

Stunning square plate made by John Watt.
Value: $95. Opening bid: $40.
Think of the people in your life who love boats.

David Hormann original collage artwork

The process is to take colorful postcards and create landscapes.
It is amazing in a photo but even more interesting in person.
David says the value is $60. We think it is much more.

Trader Joe’s bag of goodies

The value of the treats is more than $100. Starting bid: $50.
We know in Hawai‘i that the value skyrockets as we all need a Trader Joe’s fix.

Phillips Electric Pasta Maker (Never been used)

You could always have the most popular dish at the potluck
with this machine helping you.
Value: $300. Starting bid: $100.

Plenty Hawaiians (1965) by Madge Tennent

One hundred copies were made for the Hawaii Watercolor & Serigraph Society.
This is print number 50 and comes in a koa frame.
The value is priceless, but we’re going to start the bidding at $125.

Gorgeous stained glass art made by Randy Castello

It features Manu o Kū, the beautiful white terns that often visit the church
and are featured on our new mural.
Minimum bid for this incredible work will be $600.

Wood flower carving

Check out this beautiful wood carving donated by Marlise Tellander.
Value: $200. Starting bid: $100.

Koa wood serving board created by Barry Wheeler

Note the differences in the color of the grain in the wood.
Value: $100. Starting bid: $45.

Wooden artwork made by Pastor Don Johnson

This enchanting sculpture was made by the pastor
who shepherded LCH for 30+ years.
Value: $200. Starting bid: $100.

Ninja Air Fryer

Here’s your chance to join the air fryer craze.
Value $70. Starting bid: $35

We welcome your favorite breakfast casserole, salad, fruit, or baked goods to the buffet table. We greatly appreciate it if you’d bring your items ready to serve—pre-cooked hot dishes as well as pre-cut fruit, breads, baked goods, or any other item that needs to be cut.

Come celebrate, as we say, “Christ is Risen. Christ is Risen indeed. Alleluia.”

Midweek Lenten Prayer Times at 5:00 pm

Each week, before we gather for soup and salad suppers and worship, members of the LCH ‘ohana are invited to spend time in prayer and discernment from 5:00 to 5:30 pm, related to the focus questions above. During supper, you will be invited to write down your thoughts and perceptions and discuss them with your table in response to our questions. Pr. Phyllis and Pr. Lesley will be guiding you through these exercises. The information will be collected to help prepare for the SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats) analysis

• February 25—Standing at the Fish Gate, looking across the street to Punahou School
• March 4—Standing in the Poki lot, looking towards both Poki Street and Punahou Street
• March 11—Standing at the corner of Poki and Wilder, by Fernhurst, looking down the street toward LCH
• March 18—Standing in the church parking lot, looking at our neighbors
• March 25—Standing anywhere you choose within the boundaries of our property

Soup and Salad Suppers at 5:45 pm

Please join in this wonderful time of fellowship and prayer, beginning each Wednesday of Lent with a simple soup and salad supper. Suppers are served at 5:45 pm, prior to 7:00 pm Lenten services .

Signup sheets for each week’s contributions to the meal, as well as set-up and clean-up, will be in the courtyard. We ask that your food offering will serve 18–20 people and that you bring them by 5:30 pm. This will allow time to visit with each other during the supper and clean up before sharing our space with the Hanbit Presbyterian Church. Contact Jeanne Castello for more information.

Mid-Week Lenten Services at 7:00 pm

We will gather in the Nave on Wednesdays at 7:00 pm for Holden Evening Prayer beginning February 25 and ending March 25. Our reflection theme this year is: Conversations with Jesus: Services of Word and Healing.

The Sunday lectionary for Lent in year A reveals Jesus in conversation with both friends and adversaries. Lent’s first Sunday finds him confronting God’s ancient adversary in Matthew’s account of the temptation. The second Sunday presents Jesus’ interaction with the seeker, Nicodemus, who is perhaps not ready to make a commitment to following this new teacher. The third, fourth, and fifth Sundays are full of intriguing conversation partners for Jesus: the Samaritan woman at the well, the man who received his sight, and Martha and Mary after the death of their brother Lazarus. (These last stories were used in some ancient churches as part of baptismal preparation, essential to the Lenten season in the early church.)

During these five midweek reflections, the congregation will join the conversation between Jesus and his partners from the previous Sunday’s gospel reading. How does each character inform a contemporary life of discipleship? How might Jesus respond now to our own questions, confusions, and need for healing? Extended moments of silence allow people to take time to participate in the holy conversations of Lent (adapted from Sundays and Seasons 2026).

Thank you to our Writers’ Workshop, the Stewardship Team, and others who will lead us through our reflection time this Lenten season.

Event coordinators provide snacks and drinks, flashlights, and safety vests, and you provide the fellowship!

Sign-up sheets are available in the Hörmann Courtyard after worship services. Volunteer shifts on both Friday, February 6, and Saturday, February 7, are: 10:30 am–1:30 pm, 1:30–4:30 pm, 4:30–7:30 pm, and 7:30–10:30 pm. Thank you!

This retreat welcomes everyone in the LCH ‘ohana—young and old, someone who has been a member for decades or who just started coming to worship. Sign up at church on January 11 or 18, or contact the church office (808-941-2566 or LCH@LCHwelcome.org).

We welcome help to set up at 3:00 pm. The meal will be at 4:00 pm And a crew will need to stay and clean up afterwards.

Let’s celebrate and give thanks to God for all that God has done for us.

Bring a pie to share after the worship service!

E komo mai!

Monday, October 13, is the one-year anniversary of Pr. Jeff’s passing, and we will gather as a group to remember and to give back to the community in our work and in our shared time of joy. Please bring sunscreen, a hat, a trash bag, a chair, and pūpū sides to share. Please meet near the Natatorium beside Kaimana Beach. There is a circle drive with parking. It is also a state holiday, so please consider carpooling if possible.

• 4:00 pm—Service Project Cleaning up Queen Kapiʻolani Park. Bring a trash bag, wear a hat, and clean up the park.
• 5:30 pm—Affirm our Baptism.
• 6:00 pm—BBQ. Brats will be provided, share pūpū sides. Enjoy picnic fun!

Wednesdays, March 12, 19, and 26 and April 2 and 9 • 5:45 pm in the Hörmann Courtyard

Please join in this wonderful time of fellowship and prayer, beginning each Wednesday of Lent with a simple soup and salad supper. Suppers are served at 5:45 pm, prior to 7:00 pm Lenten services in the Nave. A sign-up sheet will be available in the courtyard for contributions to each week’s meal and for help with set-up and clean-up. See Jeanne Castello or call the LCH office for more information.

Worship: Holy Lament

Join us mid-week during Lent as we share Holden Evening Prayer. The sung prayer service begins at 7:00 pm preceded by a soup-and-salad supper at 5:45 pm in the church courtyard. This year’s Lenten theme is Holy Lament.

All are welcomed and encouraged to share this intimate prayer service and supper with us this Lenten season.

Members and friends are encouraged to volunteer for a three-hour shifts during the carnival on either day. Event coordinators provide snacks and drinks, flashlights, and safety vests, and you provide the fellowship!