Sunday September 26th Weekly Bulletin

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Updated Sunday Assignments
 Maidens of Christ Schedule 2021.pdf


New Phone System and upgrade to Auto Calling System
Please be aware that the church installed a new phone system several months ago.  When calling the church, you will receive a recorded message with options to choose from.  Please do not hang up when you hear the message.  Option 1 will ring the phone in the office.  The phone does not ring out loud on any line until you choose an option.

During the week of September 20th, we also increased our plan for automatic calling to parishioners, hoping to include all family members age 18 and older.  If you are still not receiving important messages from the church, please call or email the office with the name and phone number of the person who is being left out.  We will do our best to have all numbers corrected by the end of this year.
Thank you.


Registration Forms
With Youth ministries starting up please make sure you register your children using the links below so we can plan accordingly, Thank You!






Youth Protection
If you plan on volunteering with children this coming year, please make sure you have completed your youth protection courses and background checks. Click here to learn more or email our youth director, Minas Tsambounieris, at minas@wsgoc.org to check your status.


Click Here to Register Online






Happening this Week
Sunday, Sept 26, 2021
8:45 AM   Falling Asleep of St. John the Theologian:  Matins & Divine Liturgy
+40 - Day Memorial for Susan Washinsky
+1 yr Memorial for Bessie Gallins & Reece Watson
+Coffee Hour hosted by the Gallins &  Washinsky Families
+HDF Parent's Meeting in the Library
+Charity Food Drive °Non-Perishable Food collected in the Breezeway
+Philoptochos Phyllo Dough Pre-Sale of Phyllo. Look for table in the breezeway

Monday, September 27, 2021
10:00 AM   Warm-Up America

Wednesday, September 29, 2021
4:30 PM - 6:00 PM  Greek School:  Regular Classes
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM   Greek School:  Conversation Class

Thursday, September 30, 2021
8:00 AM   Men's Discussion Group
6:00 PM   Paraklisis to the Theotokos

Sunday, October 3, 2021
8:45 AM   2nd Sunday of Luke
+Artoclasia & Memorial for Adelfotis Kalesmenioton
+Coffee Hour hosted by Adelfotis Kalesmenioton
+Philoptochos Phyllo Dough Sale/Last Day to pre-purchase Phyllo. Look for table in the breezeway
+Orthodox Study Bibles will be handed to the 6th and 7th grade Sunday School Students

 +Charity Food Drive °Non-Perishable Food collected in the Breezeway

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