New Thought Center of Hawai`i
A Sanctuary of Aloha for the nourishment, development, and evolution of each individual's unique spiritual path.
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We are located at:
Pualani Terrace,
81-6587 Mamalahoa Hwy
Building C302 in Kealakekua,
next door to Antiques and Ice Cream (large red building on makai/ocean side of the highway. From south we are on the left, just a few tenths of a mile past Konawaena School Road traffic light.
Phone: 808-323-2232
for email: [email protected]
for mail: P.O. Box 333, Kealakekua, HI 96750
Our facilities are handicap friendly with lots of paved parking area.
Childcare is provided at Sunday morning services.
For more information about New Thought, a map and what we offer please visit our website at:
www.newthoughtcenterofhawaii.com
Our officers for the year 2025 are:
Jaime McEwen
President
Lia Segerblom
Vice-President
Pasha MacGregor,
Secretary
Ramona Owen
Recording Secretary
SUNDAY, September 6, 2026
10 AM
Upcoming Presenters
9/13: Avasa & Matthew Love, "Awakening in Relationship: Utilizing the Sacred
Mirror of Relationship on our Spiritual Path," program & music
9/20: Anna Gentzel, Fall Equinox Ceremony
9/27: NTCH Birthday Celebration, music by Loren Wilken
10/11: Drew Womack, program & music
10/18: Kumu Lehua Lopez, "Lokahi"
10/25 (Rescheduled) Keri Sender, "A Journey Through Moon Lodge Rememberings,"
music by Rashani Réa
11/22: Manuel Roberto, music by Bernice & Roberto Manuel
11/29: Kumu Keala Ching, program & music
12/6: Holiday Decorating Party
12/13: Lindsay Roth, "As Above, So Within: You are More than Your Sun Sign
Events page or click HERE
For more information about workshops go to our Events Page
For links to archived speaker videos on YouTube, visit our Archives of Speakers
The Sacred Nature of Trees
With Jill Wagner
Music by Sakshi Zion
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Join us this Sunday as environmentalist Jill Wagner will highlight some of the most interesting trees in our world.
"We will remember together the gifts that trees give us, and talk about tree advocacy efforts world-wide," Jill says. "We will also reflect on how we can honor and support trees in Hawaiʻi."
Jill is the director for a new arboretum in Kona. The mission of the Joseph Rock Arboretum is to collect, propagate and preserve flora of Hawaii, and around the world.
"We are committed to protecting and preserving the most rare species of the Hawaiian dry forest," says Jill.
"We are committed to teaching people how to care for natural environments through hands on seed collection, seed banking, propagation and field work. Our vision is to provide the next generation with
a healthy Hawaiian dry forest and abundant seed resources for future restoration, and to support new forest creators as future care takers of the Earth."
As the founder of Future Forests Nursery on Hawaiʻi Island, and the director of the Hawaiʻi Island Seed Bank; native reforestation and seed banking are Jill's life’s work, which involves a deep commitment to supporting the health of our planet. She believes that communities should lead their forestry projects and receive the support they need to nurture new forests and keep existing forests standing for future generations. Jill helps international forestry partners create the foundation for their projects~ seed banks and nurseries, that will serve them as they build on their aspirations to heal the planet. It is important that we protect the biodiversity of our region, and we need to know the principles and practices to achieve success.
For more information and to donate go to www.josephrockarboretum.org.
