We think that the church comes into the building to worship and be challenged or encouraged and then goes out to be the “church” at home, at work or in school. We aren’t your typical church.
That’s the first thing you need to know about Kauai Christian Fellowship. We are very a funny mix of people who subscribe to the tenets of our ancient faith and the Bible as God’s Word, yet at the same time are constantly trying to rethink what it mean to be followers of Christ, the church in our day to day lives.
We are quick to admit that we don’t have all the answers but we know Who does.
We are a wild collection of characters that have come to faith in Jesus including a number with messy, complicated lives and even a few with squeaky-clean ones. But our common denominator is the fact that we are incomplete souls in need of having our foul-ups forgiven by the One who paid for our sins on the cross. We don’t mind it loud… or illustrated… or simplified.
We try to form our Sunday gatherings to connect to our whole family of faith; those new in Christ, those who have been believers for years, the young, the old, the simple and those with an academic mindset. We hope that things are put in such a way that those who are still wondering about a relationship with God will understand. You can expect to find teachings on most Sundays a blend of elementary and profound, Biblical yet not so theological as to be impractical in everyday life.
We get real fired up about the core of timeless Christian beliefs; like the things mentioned in the ancient creeds of the church. And of course we are deeply committed to the Bible as God’s revealed message to human beings. 
“Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of God belongs to such as these.”
Matthew 19:14
Our ministries toward young people are a hallmark of Kaua’i Christian Fellowship. We take this responsibility very seriously. We do whatever it takes to keep our youth ministry and kids programs attractive and meaningful to each age level. We put lots of our time and resources into kids. We think it is worth it in the long run.