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EVENTS Current Events at PIBC Sunday 9am Study Hour New 9am Class: Beginning Sunday, May 4th. Join us for a new class on the back lanai. Joe Lawson is teaching for 6 weeks, Leadership Principles from the Bible. Creative Worship: Dance! Join us Tuesday nights at 5:30pm for beginning hula classes. Strategy Game Night, May 3rd Join us on the first Saturday of the month for a community game night. All adults and youth are invited to join us 6:30pm-10:00pm at the church. Bring a snack to share and come play along! Dawn Patrol at White Plains, May 10th Come join us in the morning at White Plains Beach for surf, sand, and a perfect start to your Saturday morning. When you get to the beach, head to the left of the swimming area. 8-10am Sign up for event reminders

Weekly at PIBC We are so blessed to own property and our own building in beautiful Mililani! As part of that blessing, we believe there is a responsibility for us to use this building property to serve the Lord and the community. We invite many local groups each week to use our facilities as well as host several PIBC ministries on campus. SUNDAY MORNINGS We host a 10am service each Sunday for worship, prayer, and study of God's Word. Children's church is offered for K-5th grades, as well as class for middle school to high school ages. Youth Group at PIBC Youth group meets each Wednesday night from 7-8:30pm at the church (with an optional dinner served at 6:30pm). Youth group is for students from 6-12 grade. We strive to be a community that has fun and learns about the Gospel. We host camps, conferences, and lots of outings during the year. Check out a link to our page below. More Info Creative Worship at PIBC Join us on Tuesday nights to praise and worship the Lord with your creative talents! We are currently offering classes for praise hula. Classes rotate seasonally. Click below for more about our schedule and other information. More Info Ohana Groups During the week, ohana groups meet in smaller settings for fellowship and discipleship. We believe that meeting in more intimate settings allows God to really use each of us in one another's lives, and that through these ohana groups we can more effectively serve our communities. Young Adult Study Group This study group meets at PIBC on Thursday Evenings, from 7:30-10:00pm. Noa Ohana Group This ohana group meets at various homes on Thursday Evenings from 6:00-8:00pm. Johnson Ohana Group This ohana group meets at various homes on Friday Evenings from 7:00-9:00pm. Optional potluck dinner at 6:30pm. Click Here for More Events!

Creative Worship at PIBC Psalm 150 Praise the Lord. Praise God in his sanctuary; praise him in his mighty heavens. Praise him for his acts of power; praise him for his surpassing greatness. Praise him with the sounding of the trumpet, praise him with the harp and lyre, praise him with timbrel and dancing, praise him with the strings and pipe, praise him with the clash of cymbals, praise him with resounding cymbals. Let everything that has breath praise the Lord. Praise the Lord. Praise Hula: Spring Schedule 5:30pm - 6:15 pm Beginners Hula Open to all. Learn the basics and fundamentals of praise hula. 6:15pm Bible and Prayer Read God's word together. 6:45pm - 7:30pm Intermediate Hula Learn/Review dances. Contact us!

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Youth Group at PIBC Announcements and Upcoming Events: Youth group is happening this Wednesday! Join our group for dinner, worship, message, discussion and games. Meet at the church, 6:30 - 8:30pm Check out our Youtube Email Jake

Beliefs What We Believe We focus on Jesus Christ and the teachings of the Bible in governing all areas of our living and beliefs. In summary, our beliefs are: We believe in one God, who exists eternally in three co-equal persons: the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. We believe in the authority of the Bible as our primary source of information and authority regarding our faith and living. It is authoritative in its approach to every area of life it addresses. We believe the Bible is the very words of God, and as such are without error. We believe that it was uniquely given to mankind and is absolutely trustworthy. It provides us with God’s loving gift of salvation, his plan in human history, and successful principles for daily living. We believe that originally, mankind was created by God in the process of a literal seven-day creation period and that the first man, Adam, chose to willfully turn his back on God through disobedience (sin), which resulted in him being relationally separated from God. That sinfulness has been passed down to each following generation of mankind, separating them from God as well. We believe that as a result, mankind has a bent toward evil and not good. This bent is called sin. We believe that because of His love for mankind, God made a way to overcome man’s sinful bent by sending His only Son, Jesus Christ, Who was born of a virgin to die as a payment for man’s disobedience. We believe that after His death, He rose from the dead by the power of God on the third day. His sacrificial death on the cross and His resurrection from the dead provide the only avenue through which restoration with God the Father is possible. We believe that through the simple, personal act of depending upon Jesus' death as the full payment for our sins, each individual can be restored to a right and intimate relationship with God (becomes a Christian). We believe that once a person has placed their trust in Jesus Christ in this way, they receive within themselves the Holy Spirit, Who is their Helper, Teacher, and Guide in all areas of life and spiritual knowledge. The Holy Spirit works in the life of Christians to transform their character so that over time they begin to take on the character of Jesus Christ. Though this is the Holy Spirit’s role, individual Christians can resist His efforts through disobedience to Him, which results in a lack of fulfillment in life, the discipline of God on the person, and loss of eternal rewards in the future. We believe that all people who place their faith in Jesus Christ in this way are united together into one unit, one “body” called the church. The church gathers together for encouragement, teaching, and worship for the purpose of better equipping each member to help others in the church and to spread the message of salvation through Jesus to their individual communities. We believe in and regularly take part in two symbolic acts within our church; Communion (also known as The Lord’s Supper or The Lord’s Table) and Baptism. Communion is a remembrance of the sacrificial death of Jesus Christ and is participated in by those trusting in Him for their salvation. A baptism is an act in which the person being baptized is identifying themselves with Jesus Christ in His death, burial, and resurrection; symbolizing that they, like Jesus now have a new life. We believe in the personal and visible return of the Lord Jesus to earth. After this will be a time of universal judgment (known as the Great White Throne Judgment) when God will make the final judgment on all men based upon their acceptance or rejection of Jesus as Savior. Those who have accepted Him as Savior are eternal citizens of God’s kingdom while those who have rejected God’s loving offer of salvation through Christ will be eternal residents of Hell.

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About Us Read More about Us! A Note from our Pastor: What is Pacific Islands Bible Church? “For where two or three gather in my name, there am I with them.” Matthew 18:20 We are a non-denominational, Bible-believing church family. Planted in Mililani in 1979, we have been meeting together every Sunday since then and continue to serve faithfully in our community. We welcome you to come as you are and join us! “Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.” Matthew 11:28

About Us: A Note from Pastor Joshua New to PIBC? Welcome to Pacific Islands Bible Church. As the Senior Pastor of PIBC, it is my prayer, hope, and joy for you to be a part of our Ohana (family) as we share in fellowship (community) with our Lord Jesus Christ. As a newcomer to PIBC, I first want to welcome you to our Ohana by explaining what you will most likely encounter on your first few visits. First, we have two parking lots; one in front of the church and one behind the church. Connecting these two parking lots are two one-way roads that wrap around the structural building of PIBC. If you need a closer parking space, we have two designated handicapped parking places located by the front doors. Simply drive up and park. Second, a typical Sunday service lasts approximately one hour. We worship in song for about 20-30 minutes followed up with a practical 30-minute lesson. It should be important to note that our service starts at 10:00 AM. There is generally a ten-minute break between the singing and the beginning of the sermon. This ten-minute break allows parents to sign their children into our Keiki Sunday School. Thirdly, our bands generally sing from four to six songs. We do not have a pause during our praise time, once the singing begins there is no break until the bands step down from the stage. When the band members step down from the stage this is the designated time for announcements. If by chance, someone misses the announcements, they are also printed on the Sunday Bulletin along with the sermon notes. Please ensure to ask the greeters for the church bulletin. Finally, if you would like to listen or watch sermons prior to coming to our PIBC Ohana, please feel free to click on WATCH SUNDAY MESSAGES for any of the past messages. If you would like to attend one of the many ministries we have at PIBC please check HERE for any upcoming events or scheduled outings.

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Where We Are From Honolulu From Windward Side Close H1 West to H2 North. Continue driving on H2 North until you reach exit 7, Leilehua Golf Course Road. Exit right onto Leilehua Golf Course Road and take an immediate left at the stop sign. When you come to the red-light intersection, proceed to take a left on HWY 99 South (Wheeler Army Airfield is directly in front; opposite side of the road). At the very next red light, you will need to be in the left turning lane. Proceed to turn left on Waikalani Dr. PIBC is maybe a ¼ mile up the road on the right (95-075 Waikalani Dr, Mililani, HI 96789). Close Proceed to drive on Kamehameha HWY (HWY 99) due South and drive through Wahiawa (do not exit as though driving to Schofield). You will need to go under the H2 underpass and continue driving due to South maintaining Wheeler Army Airfield on the right side of the lane. Continue driving and pass the National Guard facility that will be on the left side of the lane (red light). Once you have passed the National Guard Facility, go down the hill and proceed to get into the left turning lane once approaching the red light. Proceed to turn left on Waikalani Dr. PIBC is maybe a ¼ mile up the road on the right (95-075 Waikalani Dr, Mililani, HI 96789). Close Continue driving HWY 99 with Wheeler Army Airfield on your right side and pass the National Guard facility that will be on the left side of the lane (red-light). Once you have passed the National Guard Facility, go down the hill and proceed to get into the left turning lane once approaching the red-light. Proceed to turn left on Waikalani Dr. PIBC is maybe a ¼ mile up the road on the right (95-075 Waikalani Dr, Mililani, HI 96789). Close H3 to H201 going toward H1 West. H1 West to H2 North. Continue driving on H2 North until you reach exit 7, Leilehua Golf Course Road. Exit right onto Leilehua Golf Course Road and take an immediate left at the stop sign. When you come to the red-light intersection, proceed to take a left on HWY 99 South (Wheeler Army Airfield is directly in front; opposite side of the road). At the very next red light, you will need to be in the left turning lane. Proceed to turn left on Waikalani Dr. PIBC is maybe a ¼ mile up the road on the right (95-075 Waikalani Dr, Mililani, HI 96789). Close H1 East as though driving to Honolulu and take exit 8B driving toward Mililani. Continue driving on H2 North until you reach exit 7, Leilehua Golf Course Road. Exit right onto Leilehua Golf Course Road and take an immediate left at the stop sign. When you come to the red-light intersection, proceed to take a left on HWY 99 South (Wheeler Army Airfield is directly in front; opposite side of the road). At the very next red light, you will need to be in the left-turning lane. Proceed to turn left on Waikalani Dr. PIBC is maybe a ¼ mile up the road on the right (95-075 Waikalani Dr, Mililani, HI 96789). From North Shore From Ewa From Schofield or Wheeler Army Airfield