Trinity Episcopal Church by-the-Sea is an active church at 100 Kulanihakoi Street in Kihei, on Maui. Sunday services take place in an open-air sanctuary, where you can hear birds around the grounds. The church is set among the remains of David Malo’s church grounds and has historical significance. Services are casual, and the congregation welcomes visitors, including people attending from elsewhere on the island. Bring sun protection: shade can shift during a service, leaving some seats exposed.
An active church on historic grounds
Trinity Episcopal Church by-the-Sea is an active congregation in Kihei. Its outdoor sanctuary sits among the remains of David Malo’s church grounds, giving the site a connection to Maui’s history as well as a setting for worship.
The church welcomes people who are visiting the island, and services are casual. You can attend a service or visit for a special occasion, such as a wedding.
Attending an outdoor service
Services are held in the open air, with birds audible around the sanctuary. The seating may begin in the shade and be exposed to the sun as the service goes on, so plan for the heat. The clock at the entrance is the time reference to follow when arriving.
FAQ
Where is Trinity Episcopal Church by-the-Sea?
It is at 100 Kulanihakoi Street in Kihei, Maui.
Can visitors attend a service?
Yes. The church is active and welcomes visitors at its services.
Is the sanctuary outdoors?
Yes. Services take place in an open-air sanctuary.
Is the church wheelchair accessible?
The church has a wheelchair-accessible entrance, restroom and parking lot.
