A share from www.cbn.com By Beth Patch The best way to understand the real meaning of Easter would be from Jesus. The real meaning is a three word answer … the new covenant. The New Covenant Jesus had come in town for the Passover celebratrion and was getting ready to be betrayed by one of the […]
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“God uses broken things. It takes broken soil to produce a crop, broken clouds to give rain, broken grain to give bread, broken bread to give strength. It is the broken alabaster box that gives forth perfume. It is Peter, weeping bitterly, who returns to greater power than ever.” ― Vance Havner
This scholarship is for students who are pursuing a formal education in the performing arts such as theatre arts, music, dance, or stagecraft, so if you have or know of (or are) a talented & creative young person, this could be a great opportunity for you. The application deadline is April 15, so don’t delay —
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Kapaa Public Library is celebrating its 60th Anniversary on Tuesday, April 7 @ 1:00 PM at the library! As you know, Makanalani loves libraries — they provide so many resources not only for our youth, but for all of us. At the celebration will be a short blessing, refreshments and cake. Entertainment will be provided by the Kapaa Senior
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Music is one of the great joys of life, & making music is even better! Our friends at Storybook Theatre are holding a class that can help you achieve your musical dreams. Have you ever wanted to record your own or a friends music or story? Have you ever wanted to put together a professional
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Our friends at Storybook Theatre, Kauai’s own children’s theatre company, are hosting a kapa workshop on March 14 with the wonderful Sabra Kauka. If you are on Kauai in March, this is a great opportunity to learn about this Hawaiian craft & see some of the beautiful kapa cloths in Sabra’s collection.
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Did you know that Malama Kauai has a community garden? And that they are working with Connect 5 Kids to develop a Youth Garden and Keiki on the Farm activities? These are the kind of great programs that we are so lucky to have on Kauai. If you’re a parent who would be interested in
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A bevy of Spring events from our friends at Malama Kauai: 3/11: Kauai Farmers Union Meeting & Locavore Potluck, Anahola Clubhouse, 6p w/an update on the Kilauea Community Agricultural Center 3/14: Kanuikapono Community Work Day, Kanuikapono Charter School, 10a * Lend a hand to support the school’s gardens! 3/14: Prince Kuhio Celebration Rodeo, CJM Stables, 9a 3/15:
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March has come in like a lion, at least to our tropical sensibilities, with temperatures in the 60s, something we are not used to here on Kauai. As we dig out our winter hoodies & extra blankets for the bed, we are surrounded by hints of Spring everywhere we look. The plumerias are just beginning
It’s still a long time until summer, but not too early to plan if you would like to take part in Surfing the Nations’ Internship Program. The summer program begins May 12 and runs until August 5. It’s a great way for youth to gain leadership experience in the real world, doing humanitarian work that
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