Welcome to Unity Church of Hawaiʻi

At Unity, we are a welcoming, diverse spiritual family whose mission is to inspire everyone to experience and express our oneness with God and each other with aloha.

At a glance:

» We're located at 3608 Diamond Head Circle, at the corner of Monsarrat Ave.

--Map and directions.
--Additional parking is available at Waikiki Elementary School,
a short 3-minute walk away

» Our Sunday Celebrations are at 7:30am, 9:00am, 11:0am, and 6:00pm. Children and teens have their own celebrations, too, at 9:00am and 11:00am.

» Our Minister is Rev. Sky St. John. You can send him a message by clicking here.

» To find out what's going on at Unity, check our featured events listing.

» For prayer requests and activities, see this page.

» If you are seeking counseling or a visit from a chaplain, click here.

If you'd like more information or have a question, please contact us using the form below:

My name:

My e-mail address:

My phone number:

My message or request to Unity Church of Hawaii:

I'd like for someone to contact me:

My preferred contact method:

Unity Church of Hawaiʻi
3608 Diamond Head Circle, Honolulu, Hawaii 96815
Phone (808) 735-4436 | Fax (808) 737-0890
Office hours: Monday-Friday 9:30am-- 5:00pm
Sunday-stop by Connection Central between 9:00 am - 12:00 noon
Email info@unityhawaii.org
MAP AND DIRECTIONS
Copyright 2009, Unity Church of Hawaii. All rights reserved.

What we believe

...can be summarized in one word: OOMPA.

O: stands for One Presence and One Power, which is God.
O is original virtue: we're not born into sin...we learn it later.
M: mindful co-creators: We co-create our experience, so be mindful of thought.
P: is prayer and meditation
A: reminds us that action is essential.

» Listen to Rev. Sky explain OOMPA: (18 minutes, 8 MB)

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About Unity Church of Hawaiʻi

We began in the 1930s as a small group, eventually moving to our first building in Waikiki. In 1964, we built our current home on the slopes of Diamond Head, where we continue to grow, thrive, and offer a spiritual beacon to our island and our world.

We fulfill a special role as one of the islands' leading New Thought institutions, offering classes, workshops, and special events featuring speakers and teachers of national and international reknown.

Through the decades, we have provided a safe, loving space for all persons to rediscover and express their Divinity. In Unity, we embrace all religious denominations and believe that there is truth in all teachings.

Hawaiʻi is one of the most diverse places on Earth. To honor our diversity, we affirm:

We believe that all people are created with sacred worth. It is imperitive that our ministries and outreaches are free of discrimination on the basis of race, gender, age, creed, religion, national origin, ethnicity, physical disability, and sexual orientation. It is with love and in celebration of our unity, in the midst of wonderful diversity, that we affirm this position.

Watch a video welcome to Unity:
» VIDEO: Quicktime (3 min., 8 MB) | » VIDEO: Flash version

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Welcome to Unity Church of Hawaiʻi At Unity, we are a welcoming, diverse spiritual family whose mission is to inspire everyone to experience and express our oneness with God and each other with aloha. At a glance: » We're located at 3608 Diamond Head Circle, at the corner of Monsarrat Ave. --Map and directions. --Additional parking is available at Waikiki Elementary School, a short 3-minute walk away » Our Sunday Celebrations are at 7:30am, 9:00am, 11:0am, and 6:00pm. Children and teens have their own celebrations, too, at 9:00am and 11:00am. » Our Minister is Rev. Sky St. John. You can send him a message by clicking here. » To find out what's going on at Unity, check our featured events listing. » For prayer requests and activities, see this page. » If you are seeking counseling or a visit from a chaplain, click here. If you'd like more information or have a question, please contact us using the form below: My name: My e-mail address: My phone number: My message or request to Unity Church of Hawaii: I'd like for someone to contact me: My preferred contact method: Unity Church of Hawaiʻi 3608 Diamond Head Circle, Honolulu, Hawaii 96815 Phone (808) 735-4436 \| Fax (808) 737-0890 Office hours: Monday-Friday 9:30am-- 5:00pm Sunday-stop by Connection Central between 9:00 am - 12:00 noon Email info@unityhawaii.org MAP AND DIRECTIONS Copyright 2009, Unity Church of Hawaii. All rights reserved. What we believe ...can be summarized in one word: OOMPA. O: stands for One Presence and One Power, which is God. O is original virtue: we're not born into sin...we learn it later. M: mindful co-creators: We co-create our experience, so be mindful of thought. P: is prayer and meditation A: reminds us that action is essential. » Listen to Rev. Sky explain OOMPA: (18 minutes, 8 MB) We see you're using an older version of Adobe Flash Player. You'll need to update it to watch this video. Click here to update from Adobe's site. About Unity Church of Hawaiʻi We began in the 1930s as a small group, eventually moving to our first building in Waikiki. In 1964, we built our current home on the slopes of Diamond Head, where we continue to grow, thrive, and offer a spiritual beacon to our island and our world. We fulfill a special role as one of the islands' leading New Thought institutions, offering classes, workshops, and special events featuring speakers and teachers of national and international reknown. Through the decades, we have provided a safe, loving space for all persons to rediscover and express their Divinity. In Unity, we embrace all religious denominations and believe that there is truth in all teachings. Hawaiʻi is one of the most diverse places on Earth. To honor our diversity, we affirm: We believe that all people are created with sacred worth. It is imperitive that our ministries and outreaches are free of discrimination on the basis of race, gender, age, creed, religion, national origin, ethnicity, physical disability, and sexual orientation. It is with love and in celebration of our unity, in the midst of wonderful diversity, that we affirm this position. Watch a video welcome to Unity: » VIDEO: Quicktime (3 min., 8 MB) \| » VIDEO: Flash version Let's keep in touch--subscribe to our mailing list. Enter your e-mail address: