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  Waiola United Church of Christ (UCC) was the church of the Hawaiian Royal Family when Lahaina was the kingdom's Capitol. Many are buried in the adjacent cemetery. A lovely service both spoken and sung in Hawaiian as well as English each Sunday in a tropical setting where the walls slide open to allow the breezes to flow through. Music is with guitars and ukuleles.

  Added May 29, 2017 by Peg Hicks-Moore
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  Waine'e Church now called Waiola Church, this was the first stone church built in Hawaii. It was originally constructed between 1828 - 1832. It has been rebuilt multiple times, once after the 1858 windstorm, which blew off the roof and dropped the church’s bell a whopping 100 feet away. It stood again until 1947, when a fire took its toll, and then again in 1951 after another ominous windstorm. In the back of the church yard is a row of some of the oldest palm trees in Lahaina.

  Added April 11, 2017 by Maria Gizella Nemcsics