Jul. 3rd 2022 - Weekly Bulletin

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WE HOPE YOU ALL HAVE A BLESSED WEEK

SUNDAY, July 3, 2022 ~ 3rd Sunday of Matthew
Hyacinth of Caesarea~Anatolios, Patriarchate of Constantinople 

Sunday Assignments
USHERS - Team  C – Stan Carroll, Paul Spanos, Frank Moutos, Sammy Gianopoulos
CHURCH SERVICES COMMITTEE - Team  2– Gus Kroustalis, Litsa Liontis, Tony Franzese, Jimmy Kalyvas
READER – Ron Shephard
ALTAR BOYS MINISTRY - OPEN TO ALL

 


This Week at the Annunciation
Sunday, July 3, 2022
8:45 AM  Matins & Divine Liturgy: 3rd Sunday of Matthew

Monday, July 4, 2022
Independence Day  -  OFFICE IS CLOSED

Sunday, July 10, 2022
8:45 AM  Matins & Divine Liturgy: 4th Sunday of Matthew
· Coffee Hour OPEN

 


Other News and Updates.


Choir
Our Parish is in need of musical leadership and volunteer choir members to participate in the Divine Liturgy.  Anyone interested in participating should call Helen Bambalis at 336-778-9255 or Will Moye at 336-775-7533.  Parishioners of all ages are encouraged to seriously consider the future of our choir ministry, which has been a part of our parish since 1937.

Your participation is vital if this ministry is to survive and be passed on to our children.

Our choir members stand ready and willing to answer any questions you may have regarding your participation. Please consider becoming a part of this important ministry.

Thank you in advance for your consideration.


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Volunteer Opportunity
An IOCC home rebuild volunteer opportunity is suddenly available and under development for August 7-13 in Maryland. Housing at the old Coast Guard Station is provided. NO EXPERIENCE OR SKILL is required, just your heart and hands. Call Dr. Mike Olympio immediately (co-team leader) at 336-918-2132 for information.

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Dear Parishioners,

The week of July 3rd through July 8th, Fr. George will be away representing our Church at the Archdiocesan Clergy Laity Conference in New York and Fr. Costa will be assisting at our St. Stephen's Summer Camp at the Diakonia Retreat Center. If there should arise any type of pastoral emergency during this time, Fr. Anton Frunza from the parish of  St. George in High-Point has graciously offered to be available to assist. His direct phone number is (810) 869-1396.

Father George's summer vacation will be from July 11th - July 21st.  If any emergencies should arise during this time, please call Father Costa at (336) 399-4655.

 

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If you have lost an item at the church, please claim them from the lost and found closet in the hallway. Any items not picked up by July 31st  will be donated.

 



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