Our board of directors
Arliss Dudley-Cash
Arliss Dudley-Cash
Arliss Dudley-Cash
President
Kim Schneider
Arliss Dudley-Cash
Arliss Dudley-Cash
Vice President
Eddy Cash-Dudley
Arliss Dudley-Cash
Eddy Cash-Dudley
Secretary
Tonya Tyler
M. Gayle Fujimoto
Eddy Cash-Dudley
Treasurer
M. Gayle Fujimoto
M. Gayle Fujimoto
M. Gayle Fujimoto
Director at Large
Rev. Libby O'Day
M. Gayle Fujimoto
M. Gayle Fujimoto
Senior Minister
Rev. Elizabeth O'Day, Spiritual Director & Senior Minister
Rev Elizabeth O’Day, who likes to be called Libby, has been involved with spiritual community her entire adult life! She licensed as a practitioner in Huntington Beach California in 1984 and as a minister in 2003, and served as a senior minister for 12 years before moving to Hawaii in 2015. She stepped up to assist East Hawaii Center for Spiritual Living as a staff minister when Rev Tag died, and then retired in 2018. Recently from West Maui, Rev Libby lives in a multigenerational home with her husband, kids and grandkids. She feels blessed to call Hawaii home. Rev Libby O’Day brings her lifetime of spiritual practice and passion for service to this community as the Spiritual Director and Senior Minister.
PRACTITIONER SERVICES
What is a Practitioner?
"We live in a field of Infinite Creative Intelligence within which all possibility exists; therefore, there is always a spiritual solution to
every perceived problem."
The professional Practitioner is a master at using the Spiritual Laws of the Universe through the art and science of Spiritual Mind Treatment, helping to reveal, the innate creative potential in us All. Using a professional Practitioner is the beginning of a powerful change for the Good in your life, a change that leaves us feeling empowered with greater capacity, appreciation, gratitude and positive, healthy expectancy!
What is a Practitioner?
Above all, a Practitioner is an individual who has profoundly developed their own understanding of, and connection to, the underlying Universe. Skilled at bringing their consciousness and attention out of the material world, they are able to align their energy with universal principles such as wholeness, joy, and harmony.
What is a Practitioner Session?
When working with a client, the Practitioner is specifically trained to be a compassionate, neutral observer, an effective listener, and a source both of spiritual perspective and the tools with which to transcend and transform the challenges of life. Through years of study and application of spiritual principles, they are quick to identify the false subconscious belief patterns in their client and are able to apply the corresponding universal principle needed to reverse those false beliefs. This shifts the client’s perception and begins to create new life experiences and conditions.
Celebrating Our New Home
Holy Imagination; What If? - March 2026
Imua – Moving Forward in 2026: A New Space, A Shared Vision
There are moments in the life of a community when a physical space becomes something much more—it becomes a reflection of love, service, and collective intention. As we step into 2026, we are honored to welcome our new home at the Holomua Center, Suite B4.
This space did not simply appear—it was created, shaped, and brought to life by generous hearts and willing hands.
At the center of this transformation are two extraordinary volunteers, David Eastridge and Don Fujimoto. With skill, dedication, and care, they took on the work of renovation from the ground up. Walls and ceilings were repaired, doors were created, and every inch of the space was thoughtfully painted and restored. What once was simply a unit is now a warm, welcoming environment ready to serve our community.
This transformation was made even more possible through the generosity of Lauren Avery, who donated the funds for the paint—literally helping bring color, brightness, and new life into the space.
They were joined by a beautiful circle of support. Kim Schneider, Gayle Fujimoto, and Pam McGrath stepped in to assist, offering their time and energy to help bring this vision into form. Together, this team turned effort into artistry.
And the generosity did not stop there.
Many others in our community stepped forward to donate furniture and equipment, ensuring that this space is not only functional, but comfortable, inviting, and alive with purpose. Each contribution—whether large or small—has helped shape a place where connection, growth, and spiritual practice can flourish.
We are deeply, deeply grateful.
This new location represents more than a change of address. It is a testament to what is possible when people come together with shared intention. It is a reminder that we are supported, that we are resourced, and that we are moving forward—together.
Imua.
As we open our doors in this new chapter, we do so with full hearts, knowing that this space was built not just with tools and materials, but with love.
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Three Service Awards for 2025
New Annual Meeting Tradition
Our first award, to an organization, went to Rev Beverley Strutt and the Center for Spiritual Living East Hawaii.
Our sister Center in East Hawaii (CSLEH in Paradise Park, Puna district) led by Rev Beverley Strutt, has been a major supporter of our Center. In January of 2025 Rev Beverley and her Board of Trustees gave us a hefty donation to jumpstart our year. We felt so stunned by it, and deeply grateful, and then began to ask ourselves, how can we enhance our service with this donation? We decided two things: to purchase better video equipment, and to pay musicians twice a month. All of 2025 we had a beginning music program and regular musicians.
Our second award, to a member of the larger community of Hawaii, went to KC Stallsmith and the CrossFit Allstars Gym.
In late 2024 we found ourselves homeless. The space we were using in Waikoloa suddenly had other plans for that space and our Center was out on the street. We did not want to lose the momentum we had gained with a weekly Sunday in person gathering, AND just at that moment, yes in the nick of time, KC Stallsmith offered us the use of her beautiful gym in Waimea. All of 2025 we used the CrossFit Allstars Gym for our Sunday gatherings. The gift of that space meant everything to our community. The consistency of being in the same space on Sunday mornings slowly grew our community.
Our third award, to a member of CSLWH went to Kim Schneider, RScP. Kim has been a fully tithing member of the Center for 20 years. Since the beginning days with the founding minister in 1997, Kim has been an active and supporting member of this community. Our Center would literally not exist without her dedication, commitment and service. She has served as Board President for most of the history of the Center - and is now our very active Vice President. Newly licensed as a Practitioner, Kim also has a deeply compassionate and wise heart for healing. We believe that Kim is like a center pole holding up the tent of our community and cannot acknowledge her enough.
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Volunteer Today
We are always looking for passionate and dedicated volunteers to help us carry out our mission. Whether you have a few hours to spare or want to make a long-term commitment, there are many ways to get involved and make a difference. Contact us today to learn more about volunteering with Center for Spiritual Living West Hawaii.