| | It had passed through committee but had failed on the state house floor by two votes. The only way they would have been able to build on the land was to have the county council rezone it. In sum, there were three hearings, of which the first two went against the church. But before the final hearing, A & B Properties offered the land across the street to Dr. Marocco, the very land that he had been praying for. In 1994, the property became their new church home and is currently the central location of King's Cathedral and Chapels. | | It had passed through committee but had failed on the state house floor by two votes. The only way they would have been able to build on the land was to have the county council rezone it. In sum, there were three hearings, of which the first two went against the church. But before the final hearing, A & B Properties offered the land across the street to Dr. Marocco, the very land that he had been praying for. In 1994, the property became their new church home and is currently the central location of King's Cathedral and Chapels. |
| − | At the turn of the Second Millenium, First Assembly of God changed their name to "King's Cathedral and Chapels." In 2005, King's Cathedral and Chapels was in the "12/12/12 Vision," believing to be in 12 nations, 12 states, and 12 locations in Hawaii. This vision grew into the "120/20 Vision," believing to be in 120 locations worldwide and ministering to 20,000 people weekly. As of May 2015, the "120/20 Vision" has been fulfilled, and grew into the "1/2/3 Vision," believing for 100 congregations in the United States, 200 congregations internationally, and ministering to 30,000 people weekly. In May 2020, this vision grew into "Vision 500," believing to have 500 congregations worldwide by May 26, 2021. Today, they are known for their early morning prayer meetings, theatrical productions, multiple service times, various forms of outreach into the public community, life groups, and generational ministries.
| + | After the year 2000, First Assembly of God changed their name to "King's Cathedral and Chapels." In 2005, King's Cathedral and Chapels was in the "12/12/12 Vision," believing to be in 12 nations, 12 states, and 12 locations in Hawaii. This vision grew into the "120/20 Vision," believing to be in 120 locations worldwide and ministering to 20,000 people weekly. As of May 2015, the "120/20 Vision" has been fulfilled, and grew into the "1/2/3 Vision," believing for 100 congregations in the United States, 200 congregations internationally, and ministering to 30,000 people weekly. In May 2020, this vision grew into "Vision 500," believing to have 500 congregations worldwide by May 26, 2021. Today, they are known for their early morning prayer meetings, theatrical productions, multiple service times, various forms of outreach into the public community, life groups, and generational ministries. |
| | Currently, King's Cathedral and Chapels is an international church in 18 countries (outside of the United States): [[Andorra]], [[Brazil]], [[Canada]], [[Chile]], [[Fiji]], [[Guatemala]], [[Italy]], [[Japan]], [[Malaysia]], [[Marshall Islands]], [[Mexico]], [[Mozambique]], [[New Zealand]], [[Philippines]], [[Spain]], [[Tahiti]], [[Tonga]], and [[Vietnam]]; a national church in 17 states (outside of Hawaii): [[Alaska]], [[Arizona]], [[Arkansas]], [[California]], [[Florida]], [[Idaho]], [[Illinois]], [[Indiana]], [[Iowa]], [[Missouri]], [[Nevada]], [[Ohio]], [[Oklahoma]], [[Oregon]], [[Texas]], [[Washington]], and [[West Virginia]]; and a statewide church on six islands: [[Hawaii]], [[Maui]], [[Lanai]], [[Molokai]], [[Oahu]], and [[Kauai]]. | | Currently, King's Cathedral and Chapels is an international church in 18 countries (outside of the United States): [[Andorra]], [[Brazil]], [[Canada]], [[Chile]], [[Fiji]], [[Guatemala]], [[Italy]], [[Japan]], [[Malaysia]], [[Marshall Islands]], [[Mexico]], [[Mozambique]], [[New Zealand]], [[Philippines]], [[Spain]], [[Tahiti]], [[Tonga]], and [[Vietnam]]; a national church in 17 states (outside of Hawaii): [[Alaska]], [[Arizona]], [[Arkansas]], [[California]], [[Florida]], [[Idaho]], [[Illinois]], [[Indiana]], [[Iowa]], [[Missouri]], [[Nevada]], [[Ohio]], [[Oklahoma]], [[Oregon]], [[Texas]], [[Washington]], and [[West Virginia]]; and a statewide church on six islands: [[Hawaii]], [[Maui]], [[Lanai]], [[Molokai]], [[Oahu]], and [[Kauai]]. |