Sunday Bulletin November 27, 2022 -13th Sunday of Luke

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WE HOPE YOU ALL HAVE A BLESSED WEEK

Weekly Bulletin

Sunday Assignments

USHERS, Team D:  Kosta Hodges, Spiro Strates, Lisa Siokis, Greg Karagiorgis

CHURCH SERVICES COMMITTEE TEAM 3 :  Renee Kortesis, Chris Nichols, Mike Kangelaris, Zack Williams

READER:  Anthony Whitley

MAIDENS FOR CHRIST Team 12:  Victoria McFarlin, Gabrielle McFarlin, Evangeline Keay McCullough, Virginia Karas McCullough, Zoe Marie McCullough

ALTAR BOYS MINISTRY Team 6: Niko Vlahos – Leader, William Pierce – Leader, Panteleimon Leontaritis, Nicholas Kontos, Richard Knight, Andreas A. Kazakos, John T. Kazakos, Maximus T. Kazakos, Leonidas Karabelas, Thanasi Karabelas, Vasili Karabelas

NURSERY ASSIGNMENTS:  Zoe Nixon and Kelly Bobotsiares

 


This Week at the Annunciation

Sunday, November 27, 2022

8:45 AM   Matins & Divine Liturgy:
13th Sunday of Luke

· 40 day memorial for Mrs. Anna, mother of Elena Budygin

· Coffee hour offered in loving memory of Mrs. Anna by her family

· On behalf of the Holy Metropolis of
Atlanta, Father George will distribute the Archangel Michael Awards following the Divine Liturgy.  The Honorees for 2022 are Stacey Karagiorgis and Lauren Kazakos 

· Family worship, NO SUNDAY SCHOOL

Monday, November 28, 2022

5:30-6:30 PM GOYA Group Byzantine Chanting

6:30-8:00 PM Adults Group Byzantine Chanting

6:15 PM to 7:30 PM  Basketball B Team Practice

7:30 PM to 8:45 PM  Basketball A Team Practice

Tuesday, November 29, 2022

9:30 AM   Adult Discussion Group

4:30 PM   Greek School:  Conversation Classes

5:30 PM   Choir Practice 

5:30-7:00 PM  Junior Competition
Dance Practice

7:00 PM   Orthodoxy 101 Rm #117

8:00-9:30 PM Senior Competition Dance

Wednesday, November 30, 2022

8:45 AM  Matins & Divine Liturgy:
St. Andrew, the First-called Apostle

4:30 PM   Greek School:  Conversation Classes

Thursday, December 1, 2022

6:00 PM   Paraklisis to the Theotokos

Friday, December 2, 2022

8:45 AM  Matins & Divine Liturgy:
St. Porphyrios

Sunday, December 4, 2022

8:45 AM   Matins & Divine Liturgy:
10th Sunday of Luke:
St. Barbara the Great Martyr

· 1 year memorial for Harry Elefantis

· 7 year memorial for Irene Elefantis

· 1 year memorial for Kathy Paloumbas

· 12 year memorial for Dennis Paloumbas

· Coffee hour offered in loving memory of Harry and Irene Elefantis, & Kathy and Dennis Paloumbas by their families.

 


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