Episcopal Diocese of Hawaii

Diocese of Hawai'i

Location
Ecclesiastical province	Province VIII
Statistics
Congregations	33 (2014)
Members	6,518 (2014)
Information
Rite	Episcopal
Cathedral	Cathedral Church of Saint Andrew
Current leadership
Bishop	Robert L. Fitzpatrick
Map
Location of the Diocese of Hawaii
Website
hawaii.anglican.org

The Episcopal Diocese of Hawai'i is the ecclesiastical territory or diocese of the Episcopal Church of the Anglican Communion in the United States encompassing the state of Hawaii. It is led by the Episcopal Bishop of Hawaii pastoring the Hawaiian Islands from the Cathedral Church of Saint Andrew in Honolulu.

The territorial jurisdiction which the Episcopal Diocese of Honolulu holds today was given up to American Episcopalians after the 1893 overthrow of Queen Liliuokalani, head of the Church of Hawaii. The Church of Hawaii, also called the Hawaii Reformed Catholic Church, was established by Kamehameha IV and Emma in 1862. The king and queen, friends of Queen Victoria of the United Kingdom, were devout members of the Church of England. Episcopalians continue the Anglican Church of Hawaii tradition of celebrating the Feast of the Holy Sovereigns each November 28, in honor of Kamhehameha IV and Queen Emma.

Bishops

Thomas Nettleship Staley (1862–1870) [British]
Alfred Willis (1870–1902) [British]; married Emma Mary Simeon, daughter of Charles Simeon^[1]

Missionary

Henry Bond Restarick (1902–1920) (American jurisdiction after Restarick)
John Dominique LaMothe (1921–1928)
S. Harrington Littell (1928–1943)
Harry Sherbourne Kennedy (1944–1966)

Diocesan

Edwin Lani Hanchett (1967–1975)
Edmond L. Browning (1976–1984)
Donald Purple Hart (1985–1996)
Richard Sui On Chang (1997–2006)
Robert Fitzpatrick (2007–)^[2]

Churches

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Maui^[3]

Kauai

All Saints', Kapaʻa (first Episcopal Church built in 1925)
Christ Memorial, Kilauea
St. John’s, Eleele
St. Paul’s, Kekaha
St. Michael and All Angels and All Angels, Lihue (dedicated in 1991)^[4]

Oahu

Cathedral of Saint Andrew, Honolulu, Dean, Father Walter Brownridge
St. Nicholas', Kapolei, Vicar, Father Ernesto Pasalo, Jr.
St. Timothy's, Aiea, Acting Rector, Father Dan Leatherman
St. Clement's, Makiki, Rector, Mother Elizabeth Zivanov
St. Elizabeth's, Kalihi, Rector, Father David Gierlach
St. Mark's, Honolulu, Rector, Father Paul Lillie
St. Philip's, Waianae, Acting Vicar, Father Kaleo Patterson
Emmanuel Church, Kailua, Vicar, Father Matthew Lukens
St. Mary's, Mo`ili`ili, Rector, The Rev. Prof. Gregory Johnson
St. Matthew's, Waimanalo, Vicar, Father Peter Besenbruch
St. Peter's, Honolulu, Rector, Mother Diane Martinson
St. Stephen's, Wahiawa, Acting Vicar, Father Kaleo Patterson
St. John's By-The-Sea, Kaneohe, Vicar, Father Paul Nahoa Lucas
St. Christopher's, Kailua, Rector, Mother Giovan King
Calvary Mission, Kaneohe, Vicar, Father Leo Loyola
Epiphany Church, Honolulu, Rector, Mother Irene Tanabe
Good Samaritan Church, Honolulu, Acting Rector, Father David Kennedy
Holy Nativity Church, Honolulu, (no current rector)
St. Paul's, Honolulu, Vicar, Father Randolph Albano, St. Paul's is jointly administered by the Episcopal Church and the Philippine Independent Church.
St. George's Church and School, Pearl Harbor, Closed.
Holy Cross Church, Kahuku, (no current rector)

Molokai

Grace Church, Hoolehua, Father Jim Loughren

Hawaii

References

↑ Blain, Rev. Michael (2007). The Canterbury Association (1848-1852): A Study of Its Members’ Connections (PDF). Christchurch: Project Canterbury. p. 75. Retrieved 26 May 2013.
↑ http://stjameshawaii.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/2013-history.pdf
↑ "Maui - the valley isle". episcopalhawaii.org. Retrieved December 20, 2013.
↑ "Kauai, the garden isle". episcopalhawaii.org. Retrieved December 20, 2013.

External links

Provinces and dioceses of the Episcopal Church

Province I	Connecticut Maine Massachusetts New Hampshire Rhode Island Vermont Western Massachusetts

Province II	Albany Central New York Convocation of Episcopal Churches in Europe Haiti Long Island New Jersey New York Newark Rochester The Virgin Islands Western New York

Province III	Bethlehem Central Pennsylvania Delaware Easton Maryland Northwestern Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Southern Virginia Southwestern Virginia Virginia Washington West Virginia

Province IV	Alabama Atlanta Central Florida Central Gulf Coast East Carolina East Tennessee Florida Georgia Kentucky Lexington Louisiana Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina Southeast Florida Southwest Florida Tennessee Upper South Carolina West Tennessee Western North Carolina

Province V	Chicago Eastern Michigan Eau Claire Fond du Lac Indianapolis Michigan Milwaukee Missouri Northern Indiana Northern Michigan Ohio Southern Ohio Springfield Western Michigan

Province VI	Colorado Iowa Minnesota Montana Nebraska North Dakota South Dakota Wyoming

Province VII	Arkansas Dallas Fort Worth Kansas Northwest Texas Oklahoma Rio Grande Texas West Missouri West Texas Western Kansas Western Louisiana

Province VIII	Alaska Arizona California Eastern Oregon El Camino Real Hawaii Idaho Los Angeles Micronesia Navajoland Area Mission Nevada Northern California Olympia Oregon San Diego San Joaquin Spokane Taiwan Utah

Province IX	Colombia Dominican Republic Central Ecuador Litoral Ecuador Honduras Puerto Rico Venezuela

Other Dioceses	Armed Services and Federal Ministries

Former jurisdictions	Central America Duluth Eastern Diocese Mexico Philippines Quincy South Florida Western Colorado Western Nebraska

Christianity in Hawaii

Christian Groups in Hawaii	Church of Hawaiʻi Eastern Catholic Episcopal Latter-day Saints Lutheran New Hope Orthodox Roman Catholic Southern Baptist

Historic Chapels	Imiola Hōlualoa Church of the Crossroads Haili Kaʻahumanu Lāʻie Makawao Maria Lanakila Mokuʻaikaua Kawaiahaʻo Star of the Sea St. Andrew St. Benedict St. Joseph St. Michael the Archangel Waiola Waiʻoli Wānanalua

Missionaries	W. P. Alexander Lorrin Andrews Richard Armstrong Alexis Bachelot Dwight Baldwin Hiram Bingham I Hiram Bingham II Sereno Edwards Bishop Elias Bond Libert H. Boeynaems Titus Coan A. S. Cooke Marianne Cope Peter Coudrin Samuel C. Damon St. Damien Sheldon Dibble Daniel Dole William Ellis J. S. Green P. J. Gulick Merriman Harris H. R. Hitchcock Charles McEwen Hyde Gerrit P. Judd David Lyman Lorenzo Lyons Louis Maigret John D. Paris W. H. Rice William Richards Thomas Staley Betsey Stockton John M. Systermans Asa Thurston Abner Wilcox

Native Christians	William Hoapili Kaauwai Kapiʻolani Keōpūolani James Kekela Joel Hulu Mahoe David Malo Henry Opukahaia Puaaiki

Other articles	French Incident Edict of Toleration French Invasion

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