Sunday, January 15, 2023

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WE HOPE YOU ALL HAVE A BLESSED WEEK

Weekly Bulletin

Sunday Assignments

SUNDAY, January 15, 2023 ~ 12th Sunday of luke

St. paul of thebes ~ John the cave dweller

USHERS Team C:  Paul Spanos, Sammy Gianopoulos

CHURCH SERVICES COMMITTEE Team 2:  Gus Kroustalis, Litsa Liontis, Tony Franzese, Jimmy Kalyvas

READER:  Paisios Dykes

MAIDENS FOR CHRIST:  OPEN TO ALL -  Family Worship  - HDF Weekend  - No Sunday School

ALTAR BOYS MINISTRY Team 4:   OPEN TO ALL - Family Worship  -  HDF Weekend  - No Sunday School

NURSERY ASSIGNMENTS:  Tonya Blevins and Kathy Koutsoupias

 


This Week at the Annunciation

Sunday, January 15, 2023

8:45 AM   Matins & Divine Liturgy:
12th Sunday of Luke

 Monday, January 16, 2023

(MLK DAY) The office is closed.  

Tuesday, January 17, 2023

8:45 AM  Matins & Divine Liturgy
St. Anthony the Great

4:30 PM  Greek School Conversation Classes

5:30 PM  Choir Practice

7:00 PM  ORTHODOXY 101 Rm #117

Wednesday, January 18, 2023

8:45 AM Matins & Divine Liturgy
Sts. Athanasios & Cyril

4:30 PM   Greek School:  Level 1 and up

5:30 PM   Choir Practice

6:00 PM   Parents Discussion Group in the Library room

Thursday, January 19, 2023

8:00 AM   Men's Discussion Group

11:00 AM Grandparents Discussion Group in the Breezeway

4:00 PM   Hope & Joy in the Breezeway 

6: 00 PM   Paraklisis to the Theotokos

Saturday, January 21, 2023

5:00 PM  GOYA Meeting in the Breezeway

Sunday, January 22, 2023

8:45 AM Matins & Divine Liturgy
15th Sunday of Luke

· Vasilopita Luncheon in the Fellowship Hall.  Please join us in cutting the traditional Vasilopitas.  The Hellenic Dance Troupe will be entertaining us at the luncheon.

· The Daughters of Evrytania will be having a meeting after the Vasilopita Luncheon in the Library.  Please make every effort to attend.

 

Other News and Updates

Please join us next
Sunday, January 22nd, as Philoptochos once again hosts the annual
Vasilopita Luncheon.

We are looking forward to gathering again for the traditional cutting of the Vasilopita!

Menu for Adults

Combo Souvlaki Skewers,
Pork & Chicken, Rice, Salad -$15.00

Menu for Children

Chicken Souvlaki, Rice, Salad-$10.00

And of course, the delicious homemade Vasilopitas from the hands of our wonderful ladies of our parish!

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