Various Artists Na Kahu - Alohe Ke Akua
	Record Label: Aloha Ke Akua Catalog #: AKACD 03 Barcode: 825346-55992-6 List Price: $ 15.98 Release Date: November 23, 2004 Configuration: Compact Disc
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Track Listing:
1) Oli Kahikolu - Moses Kaho'okele Crabbe 2) 'O 'Oe 'Io - Kahu Mahealani Keale 3) Aloha Is - Kahu Mahealani Apaka/Kahu Kawika Kahiapo 4) No Kristo (Because of Christ) - Kahu Gaymond Apaka/Kahu Kawika Kahiapo 5) Ua Mau (Hosanna) - Kahu Mahealani Keale 6) Hawai'i '78 Revisited - Kahu Mahealani Keale	7) Hokule'a/Hoeamau - Leon & Malia 8) Ho'onahoa (A Challenge to All) Hawaiian Ha'a (Haka) 9) Aloha 'Aina - Island Breeze Hawai'i 10) 'Akahi No A Hele Pu - Kahu Hanalei Calleado 11) E Nonoi I Ka Haku/He Will Carry You - Kahu Gaymond Apaka and Christie West 12) 'Oihanaali'i II Mokkuna VII Pauka 14 - 2nd Chronicles 7:14 - Moses Kaho'okele Crabbe

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Kahu Gaymond Apaka is the nephew of Alfred Apaka. He is from
Pana'ewa/Keaukaha and is the kahu of New Hope Keaukaha.

Kahu Mahealani Keale is Moe Keale's nephew and Israel Kamakawiwo'ole's
cousin. Kanu Mahealani works with kahuKawika Kahiapo on the Windward side of
O'ahu. Mahealani is also the Kahu of the "Gathering", a native outreach in Kailua.

Kahu Hanalei Colleado is the kahu of Pu'uhonua o 'lao on the Valley
Island of Maui in the majestic lao valley.

Kahu Kawika Kahiapo is well known in Hawaiian music circles. He is a member
of The Native Hawaiian Band and has two solo CDs, "Alana" and "One Heart, One Voice."
He is a founder of Aloha Ke Akua Ministries and kahu of Ka 'Ohana O Ke Aloha.
He is also the kahu of the Kane'ohe Canoe Club and an assistant kahu at
Kamehameha Schools Kapalama campus.

Kahu Jorie West and her daughter Christie are Native American (Cherokee/Creek).
They perform as Sayani. Their first CD, Nvda Sunalei, was nominated for the Native
American Music Awards, Hoku, and Indian Summer Awards. They have
a ministry to native peoples.

This CD was inspired by great times together when those who love lesu (Jesus)
gathered at the beach, a park, or a back yard. We eat, laugh, kukakuka (talk story),
kanikapila (play music), hula and haka. Here's to the best times we have had!