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TOTALLY
EXPERIENCED:
Sam
Masilamoney has dedicated his whole life
to serving, educating and mentoring others.
He began his community service in 1968 by
volunteering with Mother Teresa's Missionaries
of Charity in Calcutta, India. Inspired
and touched by Mother Teresa and the spirit
of her compassion, he avowed to seek higher
education in many areas so that he may serve
the peoples of the world in as many areas
as possible. Sam holds six degrees (including
three doctorates in Theology, Science and
Philosophy.
Sam is a long-time, proud and highly respected
resident of the State of Hawai'i and has
had the privilege of serving as President
of the Hawai'i chapters of the American
Cancer Society, Lions Club International,
North American Evangelical Association and
the American Clergy Leadership Conference
(to name a few). Additionally, Sam is the
Founder and President of "Operation
India International, a mission outreach
to the overseas Indian community.
Sam has been both nationally and internationally
recognized for his community serve by being
invited to the National Prayer Breakfast
in Washington D.C by three U.S. Presidents,
and his appointment as Ambassador of Peach
by the International inter-Religious Federation
For World Peace in New York.
In 2004, Sam Masilamoney was the recipient
of the prestigious Crown of Peace Award.
Sam Masilamoney also continues his tireless
dedication to provide for the unique needs
of the Hawai'ian people and Kama'ainas of
the Big Island through his counseling, ministering
and fundraising. Sam has served for a long
list of organizations such as the Salvation
Army, Government Affairs Committee, North
Hawaii Community Hospital, ACCESS International,
Natural Energy Lab--Hawaii Authority (NELHA)
in addition to Ministering at the Waikaloa
Family Church.
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