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The Hawaiian Islands were one of the last of the Polynesian islands to be inhabited, around 400 AD. With the arrival of its first missionaries in 1820, this island kingdom converted from the pagan worship more...of chiefs, gods and idols, into the largest Christian nation (per capita) in the entire world. At this time, missionaries documented numerous churches across the isles, with attendances of over 10,000 natives, weeping, wailing and dancing in the presence of God. Similarly, Missionaries, Pastors, Prophets and Evangelists of the present time agree: The spiritual sensitivity and magnitude of worship of the Hawaiian people surpasses that of any other people, place or nation that they have ever experienced. “The first shall be last, and the last shall be first.” Dubbed the 50th State since 1959, this Island State has experienced the gradual degradation of the Hawaiian people with the increase of Westernization. This oppression is most evident in the social and economic status of the host culture, in the midst of a booming economy, which ironically glorifies the Hawaiian people’s pagan past. However, Revival is alive and well amongst the natives. What the enemy has been working to lock in bondage for almost 200 years is now being loosed amongst the Hawaiian Islands, reminiscent of the day of Pentecost. This latter day rain of native spirituality has the potential to cause a ripple effect across the Pacific Ocean, to touch our dying world. With that, we are seeking your prayer support, for we know that when we seek first the Kingdom of God, all these (other material and financial) things shall be added unto us! We invite you to join with us in fervent prayer that these precious people of the beautiful Hawaiian Islands will continue to experience even greater revival in our present day. Pastor T. E. Bailey / http://pentecostalsofmaui.blogspot.com/ SERVICE TIMES: Sunday 10am: Lahaina UPC, 1382 Olona Place, Lahaina Sunday 10am:Lihikai Elementary School, Kahului Sunday 7pm: Hawaiian Homes Community Center, Wailuku Wed 7pm: Baldwin High School Cafeteria, Kahului Thu 7pm: Lahaina UPC, 1382 Olona Place, Lahaina

We worship the one true god Jesus Christ because He a only God!rnWe are the Pentecostals of Maui! Come and join in our services and allow God to bless you! He has so many of us let Him do it for you!rnWe are easy to find in are located in paradise! Aloha!!!! The Hawaiian Islands were one of the last of the Polynesian islands to be inhabited, around 400 AD. With the arrival of its first missionaries in 1820, this island kingdom converted from the pagan worship more...of chiefs, gods and idols, into the largest Christian nation (per capita) in the entire world. At this time, missionaries documented numerous churches across the isles, with attendances of over 10,000 natives, weeping, wailing and dancing in the presence of God. Similarly, Missionaries, Pastors, Prophets and Evangelists of the present time agree: The spiritual sensitivity and magnitude of worship of the Hawaiian people surpasses that of any other people, place or nation that they have ever experienced. “The first shall be last, and the last shall be first.” Dubbed the 50th State since 1959, this Island State has experienced the gradual degradation of the Hawaiian people with the increase of Westernization. This oppression is most evident in the social and economic status of the host culture, in the midst of a booming economy, which ironically glorifies the Hawaiian people’s pagan past. However, Revival is alive and well amongst the natives. What the enemy has been working to lock in bondage for almost 200 years is now being loosed amongst the Hawaiian Islands, reminiscent of the day of Pentecost. This latter day rain of native spirituality has the potential to cause a ripple effect across the Pacific Ocean, to touch our dying world. With that, we are seeking your prayer support, for we know that when we seek first the Kingdom of God, all these (other material and financial) things shall be added unto us! We invite you to join with us in fervent prayer that these precious people of the beautiful Hawaiian Islands will continue to experience even greater revival in our present day. Pastor T. E. Bailey / http://pentecostalsofmaui.blogspot.com/ SERVICE TIMES: Sunday 10am: Lahaina UPC, 1382 Olona Place, Lahaina Sunday 10am:Lihikai Elementary School, Kahului Sunday 7pm: Hawaiian Homes Community Center, Wailuku Wed 7pm: Baldwin High School Cafeteria, Kahului Thu 7pm: Lahaina UPC, 1382 Olona Place, Lahaina

RECEIVING THE HOLY GHOST BAPTISM, ACTS 2:38 EXPLAINS THAT IT IS A PROMISE TO ALL PEOPLE! THE PENTECOSTALS OF MAUI ARE ENJOYING THAT PROMISE AND MANY OTHER PROMISES FROM GOD! LOCATED ON THE ISLAND OF MAUI. THE PENTECOSTALS OF MAUI ARE IN EASY ACCESS FROM ALL POINTS OF MAUI COME BE A PART. The Hawaiian Islands were one of the last of the Polynesian islands to be inhabited, around 400 AD. With the arrival of its first missionaries in 1820, this island kingdom converted from the pagan worship more...of chiefs, gods and idols, into the largest Christian nation (per capita) in the entire world. At this time, missionaries documented numerous churches across the isles, with attendances of over 10,000 natives, weeping, wailing and dancing in the presence of God. Similarly, Missionaries, Pastors, Prophets and Evangelists of the present time agree: The spiritual sensitivity and magnitude of worship of the Hawaiian people surpasses that of any other people, place or nation that they have ever experienced. “The first shall be last, and the last shall be first.” Dubbed the 50th State since 1959, this Island State has experienced the gradual degradation of the Hawaiian people with the increase of Westernization. This oppression is most evident in the social and economic status of the host culture, in the midst of a booming economy, which ironically glorifies the Hawaiian people’s pagan past. However, Revival is alive and well amongst the natives. What the enemy has been working to lock in bondage for almost 200 years is now being loosed amongst the Hawaiian Islands, reminiscent of the day of Pentecost. This latter day rain of native spirituality has the potential to cause a ripple effect across the Pacific Ocean, to touch our dying world. With that, we are seeking your prayer support, for we know that when we seek first the Kingdom of God, all these (other material and financial) things shall be added unto us! We invite you to join with us in fervent prayer that these precious people of the beautiful Hawaiian Islands will continue to experience even greater revival in our present day. Pastor T. E. Bailey / http://pentecostalsofmaui.blogspot.com/ SERVICE TIMES: Sunday 10am: Lahaina UPC, 1382 Olona Place, Lahaina Sunday 10am:Lihikai Elementary School, Kahului Sunday 7pm: Hawaiian Homes Community Center, Wailuku Wed 7pm: Baldwin High School Cafeteria, Kahului Thu 7pm: Lahaina UPC, 1382 Olona Place, Lahaina

Then Peter said unto them, Repent, and be baptized every one of you in the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of sins, and ye shall receive the gift of the Holy Ghost. Act 2:39 For the promise is unto you, and to your children, and to all that are afar off, [even] as many as the Lord our God shall call. Act 2:41 Then they that gladly received his word were baptized: and the same day there were added [unto them] about three thousand souls. The Hawaiian Islands were one of the last of the Polynesian islands to be inhabited, around 400 AD. With the arrival of its first missionaries in 1820, this island kingdom converted from the pagan worship more...of chiefs, gods and idols, into the largest Christian nation (per capita) in the entire world. At this time, missionaries documented numerous churches across the isles, with attendances of over 10,000 natives, weeping, wailing and dancing in the presence of God. Similarly, Missionaries, Pastors, Prophets and Evangelists of the present time agree: The spiritual sensitivity and magnitude of worship of the Hawaiian people surpasses that of any other people, place or nation that they have ever experienced. “The first shall be last, and the last shall be first.” Dubbed the 50th State since 1959, this Island State has experienced the gradual degradation of the Hawaiian people with the increase of Westernization. This oppression is most evident in the social and economic status of the host culture, in the midst of a booming economy, which ironically glorifies the Hawaiian people’s pagan past. However, Revival is alive and well amongst the natives. What the enemy has been working to lock in bondage for almost 200 years is now being loosed amongst the Hawaiian Islands, reminiscent of the day of Pentecost. This latter day rain of native spirituality has the potential to cause a ripple effect across the Pacific Ocean, to touch our dying world. With that, we are seeking your prayer support, for we know that when we seek first the Kingdom of God, all these (other material and financial) things shall be added unto us! We invite you to join with us in fervent prayer that these precious people of the beautiful Hawaiian Islands will continue to experience even greater revival in our present day. Pastor T. E. Bailey / http://pentecostalsofmaui.blogspot.com/ SERVICE TIMES: Sunday 10am: Lahaina UPC, 1382 Olona Place, Lahaina Sunday 10am:Lihikai Elementary School, Kahului Sunday 7pm: Hawaiian Homes Community Center, Wailuku Wed 7pm: Baldwin High School Cafeteria, Kahului Thu 7pm: Lahaina UPC, 1382 Olona Place, Lahaina

The Pentecostals of Maui want to send out another praise report for the many miracles that the great God Jesus Christ has done! Here are two of His miracles! Please allow yourself to visit our services when you are in the area! God Bless you Aloha.... The Hawaiian Islands were one of the last of the Polynesian islands to be inhabited, around 400 AD. With the arrival of its first missionaries in 1820, this island kingdom converted from the pagan worship more...of chiefs, gods and idols, into the largest Christian nation (per capita) in the entire world. At this time, missionaries documented numerous churches across the isles, with attendances of over 10,000 natives, weeping, wailing and dancing in the presence of God. Similarly, Missionaries, Pastors, Prophets and Evangelists of the present time agree: The spiritual sensitivity and magnitude of worship of the Hawaiian people surpasses that of any other people, place or nation that they have ever experienced. “The first shall be last, and the last shall be first.” Dubbed the 50th State since 1959, this Island State has experienced the gradual degradation of the Hawaiian people with the increase of Westernization. This oppression is most evident in the social and economic status of the host culture, in the midst of a booming economy, which ironically glorifies the Hawaiian people’s pagan past. However, Revival is alive and well amongst the natives. What the enemy has been working to lock in bondage for almost 200 years is now being loosed amongst the Hawaiian Islands, reminiscent of the day of Pentecost. This latter day rain of native spirituality has the potential to cause a ripple effect across the Pacific Ocean, to touch our dying world. With that, we are seeking your prayer support, for we know that when we seek first the Kingdom of God, all these (other material and financial) things shall be added unto us! We invite you to join with us in fervent prayer that these precious people of the beautiful Hawaiian Islands will continue to experience even greater revival in our present day. Pastor T. E. Bailey / http://pentecostalsofmaui.blogspot.com/ SERVICE TIMES: Sunday 10am: Lahaina UPC, 1382 Olona Place, Lahaina Sunday 10am:Lihikai Elementary School, Kahului Sunday 7pm: Hawaiian Homes Community Center, Wailuku Wed 7pm: Baldwin High School Cafeteria, Kahului Thu 7pm: Lahaina UPC, 1382 Olona Place, Lahaina

Aloha! We want to invite you to be apart of a dynamic church! The Pentecostals of Maui is one of the most awesome churches anywhere. We are set right in the middle of paradise very close to the Maui restaurants, Motels And Airports. This is a place you want to come and be blessed!

Aloha! We want to thank God for awesome church in Maui! We want to extend an invitation to all to receive a blessing by attending one of our anointed services. We are in a short driving distance from all hotels, motels, car rentals and airports. ... The Hawaiian Islands were one of the last of the Polynesian islands to be inhabited, around 400 AD. With the arrival of its first missionaries in 1820, this island kingdom converted from the pagan worship more...of chiefs, gods and idols, into the largest Christian nation (per capita) in the entire world. At this time, missionaries documented numerous churches across the isles, with attendances of over 10,000 natives, weeping, wailing and dancing in the presence of God. Similarly, Missionaries, Pastors, Prophets and Evangelists of the present time agree: The spiritual sensitivity and magnitude of worship of the Hawaiian people surpasses that of any other people, place or nation that they have ever experienced. “The first shall be last, and the last shall be first.” Dubbed the 50th State since 1959, this Island State has experienced the gradual degradation of the Hawaiian people with the increase of Westernization. This oppression is most evident in the social and economic status of the host culture, in the midst of a booming economy, which ironically glorifies the Hawaiian people’s pagan past. However, Revival is alive and well amongst the natives. What the enemy has been working to lock in bondage for almost 200 years is now being loosed amongst the Hawaiian Islands, reminiscent of the day of Pentecost. This latter day rain of native spirituality has the potential to cause a ripple effect across the Pacific Ocean, to touch our dying world. With that, we are seeking your prayer support, for we know that when we seek first the Kingdom of God, all these (other material and financial) things shall be added unto us! We invite you to join with us in fervent prayer that these precious people of the beautiful Hawaiian Islands will continue to experience even greater revival in our present day. Pastor T. E. Bailey / http://pentecostalsofmaui.blogspot.com/ SERVICE TIMES: Sunday 10am: Lahaina UPC, 1382 Olona Place, Lahaina Sunday 10am:Lihikai Elementary School, Kahului Sunday 7pm: Hawaiian Homes Community Center, Wailuku Wed 7pm: Baldwin High School Cafeteria, Kahului Thu 7pm: Lahaina UPC, 1382 Olona Place, Lahaina

The Hawaiian Islands were one of the last of the Polynesian islands to be inhabited, around 400 AD. With the arrival of its first missionaries in 1820, this island kingdom converted from the pagan worship of chiefs, gods and idols, into the largest Christian nation (per capita) in the entire world. At this time, missionaries documented numerous churches across the isles, with attendances of over 10,000 natives, weeping, wailing and dancing in the presence of God. Similarly, Missionaries, Pastors, Prophets and Evangelists of the present time agree: The spiritual sensitivity and magnitude of worship of the Hawaiian people surpasses that of any other people, place or nation that they have ever experienced. “The first shall be last, and the last shall be first.” Dubbed the 50th State since 1959, this Island State has experienced the gradual degradation of the Hawaiian people with the increase of Westernization. This oppression is most evident in the social and economic status of the host culture, in the midst of a booming economy, which ironically glorifies the Hawaiian people’s pagan past. However, Revival is alive and well amongst the natives. What the enemy has been working to lock in bondage for almost 200 years is now being loosed amongst the Hawaiian Islands, reminiscent of the day of Pentecost. This latter day rain of native spirituality has the potential to cause a ripple effect across the Pacific Ocean, to touch our dying world. With that, we are seeking your prayer support, for we know that when we seek first the Kingdom of God, all these (other material and financial) things shall be added unto us! We invite you to join with us in fervent prayer that these precious people of the beautiful Hawaiian Islands will continue to experience even greater revival in our present day. Pastor T. E. Bailey / http://pentecostalsofmaui.blogspot.com/

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WE WANT TO GIVE GOD GLORY FOR GIVING US HIS SPIRIT. WE HAD BEEN SEEKING A GREATER EXPERIENCE FROM GOD AND RECEIVED IT WHILE PRAYING AT A REVIVAL SERVICE IN OUR HOME CHURCH. I ALSO WAS HEALED OF MAY SERIOUS PROBLEMS. TO WATCH MORE VIDEOS BY GARY ASHCRAFT GO TO WWW.GARY-ASHCRAFT.COM.