P A S T E V E N T S
WoWCCC Tea Party
On October 25th, the women of Waipahu Community Christian Church gathered to have some tea and fellowship. Below are some pictures from our tea party:
Labor Day BBQ 2025
On September 1st, we held our annual Labor Day BBQ. We had some fun in the sun playing with water balloons, slip'n'slide, water guns, and a 17ft water slide courtesy of Bounce Hawaii & Superior Tents. There was lots of delicious food and plenty of fellowship. Here's a video recap of the fun we had:
Vacation Bible School 2025
During the week of July 28th through August 1st, WCCC hosted its annual vacation bible school. VBS is a free event that is open to all ages with activities, games, and snacks while learning more about God's word. Unfortunately, on July 29th, we had to cancel one day due to the possible tsunami threat. However, that did not stop God's faithfulness...Thankfully, there was no threat to the islands. God's greatness was truly magnified throughout the rest of the week as shown in the pictures/videos that were captured. Click the link below to view the VBS highlights on Instagram:
Moloka'i Mission Trip 2025
During the week of July 21-24, 2025, 11 members of WCCC partnered with Hawaii Pacific University's (HPU) Student Nurses' Association (SNA) to provide care to the community of Kaunakakai, Moloka'i. These members included: Ku'ulei Sonomura (WCCC administrator, registered nurse, previous HPU SNA medical mission lead, HPU alumni, and mission trip lead), Isagani Jocson (deacon), Hazel Capinpin (WCCC missions committee head), Raychel Menor (WCCC secretary), Chereen Menor (WCCC administrator, future UHM nursing student), Angel Ramos (future UHM nursing student), Jejomar Balanay (HPU nursing student), Cody Sonomura, Tristan Ramos, Brayden Ramos, and Ernesto Perlas. Alongside these 11 members, they were joined by Jennifer Huerta Bandy (registered nurse, previous HPU SNA medical mission lead, HPU alumni, and cosmetologist), Aileen Huerta (cosmetologist, future HPU pre-nursing student), Ivy Capinpin (from Word of Truth), and Charlene Santos (from Hawaii Christian Baptist Church). Throughout the week, they provided: free physical assessments, free haircuts (courtesy of Jennifer), free yard clean up, and helped to clean the local fish pond. Please see below for some highlights from our trip.
Click here to see WCCC featured in HPU's newsletter: HPU Nursing Alumni Organize 2025 Medical Mission to Moloka'i
Click here to see a video recap of our trip:
Click here to see WCCC featured in HPU's newsletter: HPU Nursing Alumni Organize 2025 Medical Mission to Moloka'i
Click here to see a video recap of our trip:
NextGen Youth Rally November 2023
On November 24th, our church hosted the second inter-church NextGen youth rally. We played games, worshipped together, learned how to take our faith seriously, ate lots of food, drank free boba, and had lots of fun! Stay tuned to sign up for our next youth rally next year! In the meantime, enjoy these highlights from that fun night!
Harvest Festival October 2023
Below is a link to a recap video of 2023 Harvest Festival on October 28th. We had lots of fun in the bounce house, playing all the fun games, eating cotton candy, and eating all the goodies! We hope you had fun too…Thanks for joining us!
Next Gen Youth Rally August 2023
On August 12, 2023, our church hosted the first ever Next Gen Youth Rally (sponsored by Oahu Baptist Network). Youth from several churches (WCCC, Mililani Fil-Am, and Word of Truth) attended. We sang worship songs, played games, learned about the woman from Samaria (message by Michael Abagon), ate some great food, and made new friends. We are striving to have this youth rally quarterly and we look forward to the next one! Please see below for a recap video of the highlights of this event.
Moloka'i Mission Trip 2023
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During the week of July 10-14, 2023, 6 members of WCCC partnered with Hawaii Pacific University's (HPU) Student Nurses' Association (SNA) to provide care to the community of Kaunakakai, Moloka'i. These members included: Mark Yamamoto (deacon, mission trip lead), Ku'ulei Yamamoto (registered nurse, previous HPU SNA medical mission lead and HPU alumni), Ten Mendoza Jocson (youth leader), Raychel Menor (future pre-nursing student), Chereen Menor (future pre-nursing student), and Angel Ramos (future pre-nursing student). Alongside these 6 members, they were joined by Dr. Joy Bliss (professor at HPU's nursing school and HPU SNA advisor), Jennifer Huerta Bandy (nursing student at HPU, SNA medical mission lead, and cosmetologist), and Jennifer's husband, Justin Bandy. Throughout the week, they provided: free physical assessments, free haircuts (courtesy of Jennifer), free yard clean up, and a free car wash. Please see below for some highlights from our trip.
Click here to see WCCC featured in HPU's newsletter: The 'Ohana | Providing Essential Medical Care to Moloka'i's Isolated Community |
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