New Thought Center of Hawai`i
A Sanctuary of Aloha for the nourishment, development, and evolution of each individual's unique spiritual path.
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We are located at:
Pualani Terrace,
81-6587 Mamalahoa Hwy
Building C302 in Kealakekua,
next door to Antiques and Ice Cream (large red building on makai/ocean side of the highway. From south we are on the left, just a few tenths of a mile past Konawaena School Road traffic light.
Phone: 808-323-2232
for email: [email protected]
for mail: P.O. Box 333, Kealakekua, HI 96750
Our facilities are handicap friendly with lots of paved parking area.
Childcare is provided at Sunday morning services.
For more information about New Thought, a map and what we offer please visit our website at:
www.newthoughtcenterofhawaii.com
Our officers for the year 2025 are:
Lia Segerblom
President
Jaime McEwen
Vice President
Pasha MacGregor,
Treasurer
Cindy Sweeney
Secretary
Ramona Owen
Recording Secretary
Welcome!
SUNDAY, June 1, 2025
10 AM
Upcoming Presenters
6/8: Tiare Lum, "The Power of Love & Joy as Medicine for the Soul," program & music
6/15: TBA, music by Vibodha
6/22: Marya Mann, Summer Solstice Ceremony
6/29: Jill Wagner, "My Training as a Zen Priest: How it Guides My life & Work," music
by Ola Sangels
7/6: Arliss Dudley-Cash: "Group Hypnosis for Powerful Positive Change."
7/20: Alison Yahna
7/27: Sakshi & Atese, program & music
8/3: Kumu Keala Ching, program & music
8/10: Michael Sudman
8/17: Tanya Ranguelova
8/31: Dr. Richard Stevens, "The Law of Attraction, Pule Power and the Magical Tree
of Palamanui."
10/5: Arliss Dudley-Cash
11/2: Kumu Keala Ching, program & music
Events page or click HERE
For more information about workshops go to our Events Page
For links to archived speaker videos on YouTube, visit our Archives of Speakers
E ʻŌlelo i ka ʻŌlelo Aloha - Speak in the Language of Compassion!
with
Kumu Keala Ching
Music & Program
Join Kumu Keala Ching for a Journey of the Hawaiian language from ʻŌpūkahaʻia to King Kamehameha III, Kauʻikeaouli until now.
The Hawaiian language is the connection to spirituality, spirituality is the understanding of place (Hualālai, Mauna Loa and Mauna Kea), Aha (ceremonies) connected to rituals such as hula, blessings, birthdays, and Hōʻike (presentations) of lei, hula and Mele.
The Hawaiian language, Kumu affirms, holds the key to a deeper understanding of the islands and its people.
Keala Ching is an educator, composer, song writer, and kumu hula. He lives and breathes aloha into his Hawaiian heritage with his strong presence and great heart.
Growing up on the island of O'ahu, Keala Ching began his hula training at a young age. After many years learning and building his knowledge he graduated in the 'uniki rites to become a kumu hula. He serves as kumu for several halau, including two in Japan and one in Switzerland. He has been a practitioner of Ho'oponopono since 1999.
Kumu Keala is a graduate of University of Hawaii, Manoa, with a degree in early childhood education. He earned a Master's degree in education from Chaminade University. He is fluent in the Hawaiian language, which he uses as the foundation for teaching his students, both children and adults. Kumu is the co-founder and Executive Director of a foundation, Na Wai Iwi Ola. To learn more, visit the website: www.nawaiiwiola.org
Kumu has taught keiki and served in other capacities for several schools in the Kona area. For several years he taught Hawaiian language and music at Konawaena Middle School. For the 2024-2025 school year Kumu has served as Vice Principal of Kealakehe Elementary School. He continues to offer Hawaiian language and hula classes for the community, and a monthly “talk story” event called Under the New Moon, which takes place at the Outrigger (formerly Sheraton) in Keauhou.
