Behind The Curtain Of Fire
We hiked about a mile and a half from the highway over the tephra and all the different lava tubes and old stuff on the back side of Kilauea and
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Go Africa: Skyboy and the Woman of Honor
Based on true events in lives rescued from violence and suffering, Go Africa is screening in 85+ locations globally Nov 6-10. … See more…Go Africa: Skyboy and the Woman of Honor
YT: Banner Revival & Family Memories from Reba Rogers Shaw
Aunt Reba shares treasured memories of family and the historic church revival at Banner Assembly in Duncan, Oklahoma.
Family photos courtesy of Francesca Shaw. … See more…YT: Banner Revival & Family Memories from Reba Rogers Shaw
YT: Offroad Wonders in Tanzania
After a week of teaching we left YWAM Kilimanjaro and drove off-road to see their outreach efforts in Maasailand villages.
In my lifetime, the Maasai were a once an unreached people group. … See more…YT: Offroad Wonders in Tanzania
YT: Opening Ceremony – Kuauli Festival
The Pule that opened the 2025 Hawai’i Kuauli Pacific and Asia Cultural Arts Festival. Kumu Namahana led a group of kumus in this intricate and profound expression of faith and devotion. … See more…YT: Opening Ceremony – Kuauli Festival
YT: New Terrain – Kilauea Episode 19
Since December there have been weekly eruption “episodes” at Kilauea’s Halemaumau crater in Hawai’i. Each one manifests a unique chaos of creative force–ejecting fresh fire, gases and debris as people gather to watch. … See more…YT: New Terrain – Kilauea Episode 19
Kilauea’s Historic Heights
Timelapse’s and telephoto shots of the historic Episode 16 eruption of Kilauea volcano in 2025.
YT: Blood Moon Over Kona
A blood moon eclipse rose last night over our Kona coast. The bright full moon dimmed and darkened as our earth’s shadow passed, scattering reflected rays to turn the lunar eclipse to a vivid “blood moon”. … See more…YT: Blood Moon Over Kona
Ka Palapala Hemolele
9 of their generation’s greatest ali’i and linguists spent 10 years creating Ka Palapala Hemolele – the first edition of the Hawaiian translation of the Bible.
ʻŌpūkahaʻia’s Legacy
A Hawaiian son became a survivor, a slave and in time, a sailor, scholar and son once more. We honor the memory of Henry Opukahaia on the anniversary of his