Upcoming Virtual Seminars Commemorating Our Hellenic Heritage

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Please see attached information on upcoming seminars offered by the University of Florida Center for Greek Studies. The first is this week. Pre-registration is required and you may do so by clicking on the links in the flyers..

We encourage all our faithful--especially our students and educators--to take advantage of these unique opportunities, in a year which promises to be full of reflection and fruitful learning about our Hellenic heritage and culture.
 Feb 4 2021 Mike Edwards polopolus lecture serie...
 Mar 23 2021 Hartigan Lecture Series.pdf

In Christ's Service,

Your Annunciation Church Office Staff

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