Sun. Dec. 19, 2021 Weekly Bulletin

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WE HOPE YOU ALL HAVE A BLESSED WEEK

Weekly Bulletin

 Sunday, December 19, 2021.pdf

Sunday Assignments
USHERS - TEAM A – Jim Paloumbas, Pete Bobotsiares, Paula Christakos, Dino Cortesis

CHURCH SERVICES COMMITTEE - Team 2 – Gus Kroustalis, Paul Spanos, Tommy Karathanas, Litsa Liontis, James ( Paki) Hondros

READER – John Washinsky

MAIDENS FOR CHRIST - TEAM 3 – Ana Ballas, Veronica Ballas, Elisa Strates, Zoe Strates, Katherine Ballas

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, December 19, 2021

8:45 AM   Sunday Before Christmas:
Matins & Divine Liturgy

  •   Coffee hour hosted by Parish Council

· Christmas Program by our Youth in the Sanctuary after Divine Liturgy.

· Parish Council Elections in the 2nd grade Sunday School room (just past Fr. George's office) immediately following Divine Liturgy and until 2pm.

· Tickets for New Year's Dance available after church

Monday, December 20, 2021

6:30 PM   Boys Basketball: B Team

7:00 PM   Orthodoxy 101

7:45 PM   Boys Basketball: A Team

Tuesday, December 21, 2021

4:00 PM   Hope & Joy monthly meeting

Thursday, December 23, 2021

6:00 PM   Paraklisis to the Theotokos

Friday, December 24, 2021:

8:45 AM   Service of Royal Hours  (No Liturgy)

6:00 PM   Matins & Divine Liturgy: Nativity of Christ

 

We wish all of our parishioners
a Blessed Nativity!

 

Sunday, December 26, 2021

8:45 AM   Matins & Divine Liturgy: Sunday After Christmas (No Sunday School)

· Coffee hour OPEN

Monday, December 27, 2021

7:30 AM   Matins & Divine Liturgy: St. Stephen

GOYAn's depart after Divine Liturgy for  the Winter Youth Rally in Atlanta and will return on Dec. 30th.

 


Other News and Updates

Reminder
The deadline for submitting information and artwork for our 50/90 Anniversary Commemorative Album
is December 31st.
Don't miss this opportunity to be a part of our Church history!

 

Speed Limit on Keating Drive 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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