Ka’eo Decoite is the president of the organization and the founder. He has been spear heading the organization in the areas of; speaking at the conferences, going on local podcasts, speaking in schools, sharing the culture and history in church settings, providing accurate historical data to Professor’s at the University of Hawaii, meeting with key representatives of the Hawaiian historical field to discuss and understand the Christian aspects of the history of Hawaii, and representing Christ in the public educational and historical sphere.

John Stout has been heavily involved since the conception of Mo’olelo Kū’i’o. His areas of service are as follows; document analyzation, finding primary source’s and first edition works for the specific time period, working with curators from museums to gain access to documents in the pursuit of digitization, sourcing a publication source to print recently rediscovered documents, negotiating and purchasing documents and artifacts, physically going to museums and archive locations through out America in search of lost documents, building and running the website, sourcing grants and financial support, and overseeing the digital archiving of our documents.

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