Worship

Worship Schedule:

  • January 1 through Easter Sunday - Two services are offered at 8:00 & 10:30 a.m.
  • The Sunday after Easter through December 31 - One service is offered at 9:00 a.m.
  • The 1st Sunday of the month is a contemporary-traditional blended service.
  • 2nd & 4th Sundays are a more traditional worship setting.  
  • 3rd and 5th Sundays are praise-style services.

 HOLY COMMUNION  is offered every week and is open to all baptized, communing Christians. 

 HEARING ASSISTANCE SYSTEM—is available for those who need help hearing the worship service. Please talk with the person at the sound desk in the back corner of the worship area for a receiver and earpiece that will allow you to sit anywhere and have the service amplified.
 

 Music Program

KLC has a strong music department and would like to invite you to come listen or become involved.

  • Choir

The choir sings once a month at worship and rehearses each Sunday after church from the end of August through the end of April. Anyone 7th grade and older is welcome to join. The choir also does a Christmas Cantata, a Witness Concert at the Mall in December, and has started going to Kalama Heights about 2 times a year to sing for our seniors.  Our singing is in honor and glory to our Lord.   Contact Kathy Krueger for more details.

  • Hand Chime Choir

Chimes is a beautiful music ministry. With this remarkable hand-held chime instrument, the ability to produce music is almost immediate. You do not need special  musical training to successfully play melodies and experience the joy of making real music. The chime choir practices each Monday at 5:30 p.m. Contact Beth Wills  for more information.

  • 4-Given Quartet

Early in 2003, Bob Stensrud, a member of Kihei Lutheran Church Choir and barbershop aficionado, had a barbershop arrangement of “Were You There” that he wanted to share with the congregation, and enlisted three willing KLC choral musicians to help. With Oscar Swenson singing bass, Keli Nelson on tenor, and Mike Beyersdorf on the baritone part, following Bob’s lead, the group practiced weekly at the Swenson’s condominium. On Good Friday, April 9, 2003, the group presented this favorite hymn with some wonderful barbershop harmonies to an appreciative congregation.

Amid popular acclaim, the group decided to stay together, but needed to replace Oscar who lived most of the year in Kalispell, Montana. Pastor Dave Krueger agreed to take on the bass part, and for the ensuing five years the men continued to expand their repertory and delight the congregation with both barbershop and gospel style music. Our dear friend Oscar Swenson was and is content to listen to the group he had helped found, during his visits. The group settled on an alpha-numeric spelling of the word “forgiven” to accentuate the four-part nature of their music.

In the autumn of 2008, Bob Stensrud’s health kept him from participating, so Zel Terluin stepped in to sing the melodic part, called the “lead” in barbershop, and 4-Given continues to be a contributor to the worship life of Kihei Lutheran Church. The four men are fast friends, meeting every Thursday afternoon in Dave’s office to practice and offer praise to God in this unique style of music. 

  • Hula

The Hula Group dances once a month, September - May.  Rehearsals are Thursdays, 5:30-6:30PM. Hula is part of the Witness Concert at the Mall in December, and also goes to Kalama Heights.  We dance to praise our Lord. .....contact Sally Handley.