The Hörmann Courtyard (J on the plan below) is the central social space of the LCH campus.

Hörmann Courtyard

The courtyard is full of activity prior to worship

The Hörmann Courtyard is full of activity prior to Sunday morning worship. In the center of the courtyard the Aloha Team greets visitors with handmade ribbon or yarn lei. In the background, others talk informally and prepare for social hour following worship.

The courtyard is open to the sky, so a canvas covering has been added for protection from the summer sun as well as the frequent tradewind showers.

This photo was take from near the entrance from the back parking lot. The entrance from Punahou Street is visible in the back right of the picture, and the entrance to the Nave (worship space) is visible in the back left.

The courtyard was named in honor of the Rev. Dr. Arthur Hörmann, pastor of LCH from 1917 to 1946, his wife Maria, and the entire Hörmann family.

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