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06/24/2026

Good luck with finals this week 🤗

06/21/2026

Happy Father's Day to all the awesome dads out there 🤙🫶

What do you love about your father? ⬇️

At devotional, Juan Escalante taught that Jesus Christ invites us to come unto Him as we are, not as we think we should ...
06/17/2026

At devotional, Juan Escalante taught that Jesus Christ invites us to come unto Him as we are, not as we think we should be. Drawing from his conversion story, personal loss, and experiences as a disciple, he showed that conversion is a lifelong process built through consistent faith, patience, and reliance on the Savior’s grace rather than perfection. He reminded listeners that Christ walks beside us in our trials, strengthens us through weakness, and lovingly guides us as we continue to grow, repent, and come closer to Him.

“Come unto Him as you are. Walk with Him. Be patient as He changes you. Trust Him enough to keep going.” - Juan Escalante

06/16/2026

Juan Escalante
Assistant Professor and EIL Director
Brigham Young University–Hawai’i

BYU–Hawaii devotional
Tuesday, June 16, 2026

06/16/2026

You never know how much an invitation can mean to someone.

All it takes is one invite.

Join us for the final devotional of the semester. Bring a friend and be part of it. 🤍
 

06/15/2026

A5 is open!! This new building offers 51 new units for married students. ✨

06/12/2026

Just a few moves and suddenly we’re ready for class. 🎒

06/11/2026

Shoutout to these students for committing to the bit. 😂
Tag a friend who has the best reactions!

Brigham Young University–Hawaii is launching Phase II of its comprehensive University Solar Project, an expansion that w...
06/10/2026

Brigham Young University–Hawaii is launching Phase II of its comprehensive University Solar Project, an expansion that will allow the campus to meet 100% of its electrical energy needs. Once completed, the project will not only power the university but also extend its renewable energy services to the adjacent Polynesian Cultural Center and the Laie Hawaii Temple.

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Brigham Young University–Hawaii is launching Phase II of its comprehensive University Solar Project, an expansion that will allow the campus to meet 100% of its electrical energy needs. Once completed, the project will not only power the university but also extend its renewable energy services to....

At devotional, Verna Tukuafu taught that God's work is not only to help us accomplish great things but to help us become...
06/10/2026

At devotional, Verna Tukuafu taught that God's work is not only to help us accomplish great things but to help us become who He knows we can be. Drawing from her experiences as a BYU–Hawaii student, mentor, mother, and widow, she showed that growth often comes through faith, hardship, service, and small daily acts of discipleship. She invited listeners to trust the Lord through every season of life, recognize their divine potential, and allow both joyful and difficult experiences to shape them into devoted disciples of Jesus Christ.

"Through Jesus Christ, we really can do hard things. Not because we are strong on our own. But because He strengthens us." - Verna Tukuafu

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Laie, HI
96762

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