loving jesus | Making disciples
Kailua Community Church isn't a place you go... it's a place you belong.
As a church, we are joining together to be and to build an authentic family of Jesus-followers who are becoming like Christ through the power of the Holy Spirit, so we can fulfill His Great Commission of making disciples of all nations.
This high calling can rarely be done by simply "coming to church" on the weekend. Instead, we invite you to "be the church" and transform our community by joining a small group. We have men's and women's groups and "Ohana Groups" (Ohana means family, and family means no one gets left behind...).
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Ohana groups
"A cord of three strands is not quickly broken."
Church is not a building. Church is a community of people living missional life together, in the name of Jesus. Our ohana groups come in many shapes and sizes and are made up of singles, families, couples, uncles, aunties, students, and children. Many gather weekly or every other week to eat, discuss the sermon or do a Bible study, and pray for each other. Some groups also worship in song, share communion, and serve the community. All grow closer to each other and Jesus.
LADIES' GROUPS
"She is clothed with strength and dignity; she can laugh at the days to come."
Ladies join together for Bible studies, encouragement, and prayer. We meet on campus, in homes, and sometimes virtually. Come join us as we engage in God's Word, together! The women of KCC come from all walks of life, and our goal is to encourage and lift each other up. Come join us as we learn and grow together!
men's groups
"Be strong and prove yourself a man. Keep the charge of the LORD your God to walk in His ways."
Men often find themselves with few friends and even fewer real friends. Our desire is to change that reality. When men meet together, we grow together and become better leaders in our homes and communities. Our men meet for Bible study, fellowship, surfing, accountability, mentorship, Iron Man groups, and Fatherhood groups. Some meet early before work; some meet up on the weekends.