About Our Church

KAPA’A MISSIONARY CHURCH IS A MULTI-CULTURAL, INTER-GENERATIONAL CHURCH OHANA. WHATEVER YOUR AGE, BACKGROUND OR CULTURE, WE HOPE YOU WILL FEEL AT HOME WITH US.

OUR PURPOSE

 Transforming lives from our island to the nations by the power of God’s love.

What are the core values of Kapa’a Missionary Church?

Taken from Matthew 28:19-20 & Acts 2:42

CARING

for those far from God.

CONNECTING

in relationships where truth meets life.

CONTRIBUTING

by serving God & other people.

CULTIVATING

a relationship with Jesus.

OUR VISION

 “To Reach Out with God’s Love”   – Matthew 5:16

OUR VALUES

A Bible-based Ministry

We believe that the Word of God is the foundation of our ministry and able to thoroughly equip us for every good work. (2 Peter 1:20-21, 2 Timothy 3:16-17)

The Power of Prayer

We believe that spiritual results come through spiritual means. (Luke 11:9-10, James 5:16b-18)

Ministering Together

We believe that every member is a minister who has been given gifts to be discovered, developed, and deployed. (Ephesians 2:10, 4:11-16)

Genuine Worship

We believe that worship is recognizing what God is worth and then giving Him what He is worth. (Psalm 96:1-8, Romans 12:1-2)

Outreach

We believe that responsible evangelism will always be our cause and ongoing discipleship will always be the core of our ministry. (Matthew 25:45, 28:19-20)

Growing in Relationship

We believe we grow best together. (Hebrews 10:24-25, Ephesians 4:16)

Who We Are

Kapa’a Missionary Church started out of the passion of two women – Dorothy Rothfuss and Virginia Meier – who sought to reach children through Bible study classes at Moloaa Camp in 1952.

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Our Staff

Kapa’a Missionary Church is made up an outstanding staff that love Jesus and seek to serve Him. Take some time to get to know them and what they are passionate about.

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What We Believe

There is but one eternal, all-powerful, all-knowing and everywhere-present Triune God—Father, Son and Holy Spirit— who is the creator and sustainer of all things (Deuteronomy 6:4-5; 1 Timothy 2:5).

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