Class of 2011
Three members the Youth Ministry Program of Keawalaʻi Congregational Church are among the 2011 graduates of Maui high schools. Monica Simone ʻĀnela Medrano of Wailuku and Ryan Alika Brem of Waiʻehu were among the graduates of the Class of 2011. Monica and Ryan graduated from Baldwin High School on May 21, 2011. Riley Hunter Kanoa Yap of Kīhei and Wailuku graduated from the Kamehameha Schools - Maui on May 28, 2011.
Monica will head for the University of Nevada at Las Vegas (UNLV) this August with a focus on Broadcast Journalism. Kanoa will also be attending UNLV. He will be majoring in Photo Journalism. Ryan begins his freshmen year at California Lutheran University in Thousand Oaks, California. Ryan has an interest in science.
All were honored on Sunday, June 5, 2011 during the Aloha Hour following the 10:00 a.m. worship service.
Also graduating were Mark Suzuki of Seabury Hall. He is the son of Robert & Carol Suzuki of Pukalani. Kaitlin Inamasu graduated from Baldwin High School. She is the daughter of Chris & Robin Chang of Wailuku.
Help Support Our Youth
through the eScrip Program
We are participating in a powerful fundraising opportunity called eScrip.
What is eScrip?
eScrip is a hassle-free way for youth groups to raise funds through everyday purchases made at eScrip merchants. Participating merchants on Maui include: Safeway, OfficeMax, and Macy's.
How does it work?
eScrip and hundreds of merchant partners have created a system that rewards customer loyalty by contributing a percentage of purchases to your chosen group. You shop the way you like to shop for groceries, clothing, travel and entertainment.
It's simple and convenient all you need to do is register your grocery
club cards and debit and/or credit card(s). It's all free, no costs
for you.
How does one register?
Log on to: www.escrip.com and go to "Sign Up."
Designate Keawala‘i Congregational Church to received contributions by listing our group identification number: #5064429.
Register your grocery club card, debit cards, and/or credit cards from a participating merchant. That's it!
Visit eScrip merchants to shop and the funds will made to the church automatically. Keawala‘i can potentially receive hundreds of dollars from your participation alone! Mahalo for your kōkua.
What if I do not have access to a computer?
Call the church office at 879-5557 and make an appointment. Come in and we will help you log on and register.
Recycling Project Ongoing
The Recycling Project of the Youth Ministry Program is an ongoing activity. Members and friends are invited to help by donating plastic bottles and aluminum cans. Proceeds from the project will support the program.
All containers should be rinsed and cleaned before being brought to the church. There are separate receptacles for plastic bottles and aluminum cans.
Please absolutely NO GLASS and NO ALCOHOLIC bottles or cans.
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