Sundays at Koʻolau (SAKO)

Welcome to WAHO … no, WAKO … no, SAKO! For about two decades, First Prez hosted Wednesdays at Koʻolau — better known as WAKO — a few Wednesday evenings each year filled with dinner, classes, conversation, and community. And before WAKO, there was WAHO — Wednesdays at Hale ‘Ohana — back on our old Keʻeaumoku campus.

Now, for the first time, we’re trying something new: SAKO — Sundays at Koʻolau! For three Sundays in a row — August 9, 16, and 23 — we’ll offer WAKO-style classes, but on Sunday mornings instead. Some classes will go intentionally deep; others will be intentionally light. But all of them have the same heart: to help us connect with Jesus, with one another, and with friends and neighbors who may not yet be part of our First Prez ʻohana.

So stick around after worship this August and join us for SAKO. Same spirit as WAKO, but without the weeknight drive or midweek rush. Come learn, laugh, meet someone new, and leave a little closer to Jesus and to one another.

SEE THE LIST OF CLASSES HERE.

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