Sun. Feb. 14, 2021 Bulletin

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WE HOPE YOU ALL HAVE A BLESSED WEEK

Weekly Bulletin

Sunday Assignments
USHERS - TEAM D – Johnny Kortesis, Ted Kazakos, Stan Carroll, Ilias Vlachos
CHURCH SERVICES COMMITTEE - Team 1 - Tom Giannopoulos, Stacy Shepherd, Allan Hild, George Kalamaras
READER - Chris Lohr
MAIDENS FOR CHRIST - TEAM 10  – Dina Karageorgos, Boston Minton, Theodora  Burdette, Justina Burdette, Haroula Aslanidis
ALTAR BOYS MINISTRY - Team 5  – Sebastian Neacsu, Harper Satterfield, Harrison Satterfield, Evangelos Paparoupas, Kosta Dupuy, Yiannis Skoteiniadis, Gabriel Vgenopoulos, Nicholas Kontos, Vincent Capparelli, Leonidas Karabelas, Thanasi Karabelas, Vasilios Karabelas, William Leonard, Demetrios Paloumbas, Robert Windham


This Week at the Annunciation
Sunday,  November 14,  2021
8:45 AM     Matins & Divine Liturgy:  8th Sunday of Luke
-Philoptochos Tray passing for Ecumenical Patriarchate
-Annunciation Christian Academy Oath of Office
-Philoptochos will be honoring the return of Father Costa as Assistant Priest
-Coffee Hour offered in memory of Sister Ephraimia (Angeliki Kappas) by her family & friends

Monday, November 15, 2021
Nativity Fast Begins
10:00 AM   Warm-Up America
5:30 PM      Fr. George will offer the Mandatory Parish Council Training  for all the candidates running for Parish Council 2022
6:00 PM      Parish Council Meeting
7:00 PM      Orthodoxy 101

Tuesday, November 16, 2021
8:45 AM     Matins & Divine Liturgy: Matthew the Apostle
4:00 PM      Hope & Joy Meeting

Wednesday, November 17, 2021
4:30 PM   Greek School: Regular Classes
4:30 PM   Greek School: Conversation Class
4:30 PM   Parents Discussion Group: "Raising our kids to be thankful" (in the Breezeway)
6:00 PM   Philoptochos General Meeting
-Fr. George will  give a presentation in regards  to the importance of the Seven Sacraments of the church in our life

Thursday, November 18, 2021
8:00 AM   Men's Discussion Group
6:00 PM   Paraklisis to the Theotokos

Sunday, November 21, 2021
8:45 AM     Matins & Divine Liturgy: Entrance of the Theotokos

 

 

 


Other News and Updates

Poinsettia and Christmas Card forms can be found in the church office

Deadline: December 12th



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Speed Limit is 25mph

For the safety and consideration of our neighbors, please remember to abide by the posted speed limit. Thank you

 

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