Wānanalua Congregational Church is a historic church in Hāna, Maui, with roots dating to 1838. Its white spire and setting among palm trees make it a notable stop in the village. You can attend a Sunday service to experience the congregation’s customs, including introductions for visitors and a song for children. A closing blessing brings the service together, and a coffee social afterward is a chance to spend time with local worshippers and other visitors.
A church with roots in 1838
Wānanalua Congregational Church is in Hāna on Maui. Its history dates to 1838, and its white spire rises above a setting of palm trees. The church is a local landmark where religious life and the history of the village meet.
Taking part in a Sunday service
Services include introductions for visitors and a song that welcomes children into the gathering. Worshippers join hands for a final blessing at the close. A coffee social after the Sunday service gives visitors a chance to talk with people from the local community.
FAQ
When can you attend a service?
Sunday services are held at the church. The listed Sunday hours are 10 a.m. to noon.
When was Wānanalua Congregational Church founded?
The church’s history dates to 1838.
Is the church wheelchair accessible?
The entrance and parking lot are listed as wheelchair accessible.
