Sunday Bulletin & More

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Sunday Bulletin:
 May 16, 2021.pdf

The Fall of the Queen City - Special Presentations & Webinars
Letter from His Eminence Metropolitan Alexios of Atlanta:
 Bicentennial Events- The Fall of the Queen City...

Webinars
 Fall of Constantinople: Webinar 5-29-21 Flyer.pdf

 Fall of Constantinople: Webinar 5-30-21 Flyer.pdf

High School Seniors, College Graduates, and College Students:
Using the Google Form linked below, we would like to know where you or your child is in life and what they have planned for the future. If you're graduating from high school or college this year, we will be highlighting your graduation information and future plans in June's Monthly bulletin and on Graduation Sunday on June 6. Please fill out this form by May 15 or as soon as possible.
Philoptochos:
Time permitting, the board will be approved after church this Sunday. If we run out of time it will be discussed during Tuesday's social. Please RSVP for the end of year social at Little Richards by contacting Presbytera Stacy Shepherd at shephesz@gmail.com or 336-399-2029.

Happening This Week:

Sunday, May 16, 2021

7:30 AM   *Sunday of the Myrrh Bearing Women:  Matins & Divine Liturgy

       +3-Year Memorial for Ilias Hodges
       +40-Day Memorial for Antonios Vagios (father of Evie Vagios)

 Philoptochos—Ladies slated for serving on our 2021-2023 Board will be presented for approval in the breezeway IMMEDIATELY after services today. We will be accepting 2021 dues before the vote for your convenience

11am-9pm  Greek Fest Express Drive-Thru

Monday, May 17, 2021

9:30 AM   Warm-up America Knitting Group in the Breezeway

6:30 PM   Basketball Clinics for Junior Team

7:15 PM   Basketball Clinics for Senior Team

Tuesday, May 18, 2021

4:00 PM  HOPE & JOY Combined Meeting @ Hathaway Park

5:00 PM  Girls' Volleyball Clinics

6:30 PM  Philoptochos End of Year Social @ Little Richard's on Stratford Rd.

Thursday, May 20, 2021

8:00 AM   Men's Discussion Group

6:00 PM   Paraklisis to the Theotokos

Friday, May 21, 2021

8:45 AM  Sts. Constantine & Helen: Matins & Divine Liturgy

Saturday, May 22, 2021

4:00 pm-8:00pm  GOYA "Evening at the Park" @ Fratellis on the Patio and Reynolda Village

Sunday, May 23, 2021

8:45 AM  *Sunday of the Paralytic: Matins & Divine Liturgy

+1-Year Memorial Olga Karahalios

 

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