ONLINE REGISTRATION HAS NOW CLOSED. Those planning to attend must check-in and pay at the door.
LATEST UPDATES & ANNOUNCEMENTS: Read the latest HERE.
LATEST UPDATES & ANNOUNCEMENTS: Read the latest HERE.
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This year's convention theme comes from a collaborative effort involving three Diocesan ministries: Kahuaola (formerly the Creation Care and Environmental Justice Task Force), the Ho'imi Pono Racial Reconciliation Task Force, and the Native Hawaiian Ministry Committee. The team was awarded a Creation Care Grant from The Episcopal Church and named their year-long project Huli, which means to turn, to change.
Huli ka lima i lalo means to turn the hand down. When our hands are turned down, they are working, they are productive, and they are stewarding that which is in front of them. This ‘ōlelo noʻeau invokes the image of hands planted in the lepo (dirt, earth) as they care for ʻāina. From a Hawaiian perspective, the health and wellbeing of both ʻāina and kanaka are tied and kanaka has a kuleana to mālama (care for) this relationship. This relationship, in and of itself, is lifegiving to both people and ʻāina, and, when cultivated well, the result is good, healthy, healing ʻai (food, taro) that nourishes us in mind, body, and spirit. |
Bishop's Letter to the Convention
Bishop's letter to all members (elected lay delegates of congregations, clergy of denomination in full common with the Episcopal Church in Hawai‘i and installed as Rector, Vicar, etc as per diocesan Canon 1.1) of the Convention of the Episcopal Diocese of Hawai‘i.
CLICK HERE Bishop's Report to the ConventionClick on the file below to view:
Legal DocumentsTo see a copy of the legal documents for The Episcopal Church in Hawai‘i, including the Constitution and Canons, please visit the "Legal" section on the "Forms and Documents" page.
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New Check-in Procedure:Contact InformationFor questions about the Annual Meeting and all related events, contact: Rae Costa in the Diocesan Support Center at (808) 536-7776, ext. 326, or contact her by clicking here.
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Workbook REVISED OCTOBER 22, 2025 (ADDED 4 PAGES TO THE END and fixed missing images on some of the pages):
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Budget: An online Zoom presentation was held on October 7 (8th on Guam) and is shown below. The accompanying slide show is also available:
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24
EDUCATION DAY 7:30 AM - 8:15 AM, Registration 8:15 AM - 2:00 PM Buses leave for offsite work locations & activities at ‘Iolani commence for those who are staying on campus 2:15 PM - 3:30 PM, All gather for the airing of Hawaiian Soul followed by discussion 4:00 PM - CONVENTION 57 OPENING EUCHARIST With the Ordination of Kalani Holokai to the Diaconate (Download a copy of the bulletin HERE and see below for the new hymn being introduced.) ALOHA RECEPTION Immediately following the Convention Eucharist Vertical Divider
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25
57TH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE EPISCOPAL DIOCESE OF HAWAI'I 7:30 AM - 8:30 AM, Credentials Check-in
(Please watch a video about the check-in procedures further above or click HERE to view it on YouTube.) 8:30AM - Check-in CLOSED 8:45 AM - 57th ANNUAL MEETING OF CONVENTION CALLED TO ORDER Lunch (11:30 AM or later to be determined by the Bishop) 4:00 PM Meeting Concludes (Please see the new hymn being introduced for the closing song below.) |
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Registration fees - Online registration closed at midnight, October 10. Those planning to attend must check-in and pay at the door.
Registration and Credentials
The congregations of the Diocese share the costs of travel for the lay and clergy delegates (not alternates). The below documents explain this practice and detail the cost to each congregation.
The Diocese does not provide funds for hotel or ground transportation. |
Resolutions
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