Reality Honolulu

About this church

Reality Honolulu gathers Sundays at 10:00 a.m. at Keʻelikōlani Middle School on Queen Emma Street. The church describes the gathering as a time to worship God, be formed by Scripture, pray for one another, listen for the Spirit, and recenter life around Jesus. Its concise identity—following Jesus and seeking renewal in the land—connects Christian discipleship with care for Hawaiʻi and its communities. Everyone is welcome, and a livestream generally begins around 10:30 for people joining remotely.

Sunday classes serve babies through fifth grade, with a youth group for middle- and high-school students. Smaller ʻOhana Groups meet regularly for friendship and spiritual growth, while a weekly men’s Bible study gathers early Thursday at Vineyard Zippy’s. The church’s monthly outreach distributes food, hygiene supplies, and clothing and reports serving more than one thousand people in need. Community life includes beach days, Bible studies, meals, and occasional services away from the school; the events page is essential when an outdoor gathering replaces the ordinary venue. The listed address, 1302 Queen Emma Street, is the school where Sunday worship meets, not a dedicated church building. Check the announcement before traveling, and allow time on a visit to locate the congregation’s meeting space on campus.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 24, 2026. Sources: Official website and Sunday location · Identity and purpose · Keiki and youth ministries · Groups and community outreach

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