July Monthly Bulletin

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WE HOPE YOU ALL HAVE A BLESSED MONTH

Monthly Bulletin

Sunday Assignments

July 2nd:  4th Sunday of matthew

USHERS Team C:  Spiro Strates, Sammy Gianopoulos, Lisa Siokis, Kosta Hodges

CHURCH SERVICES COMMITTEE Team 4:  Helen Uhl, George Kortesis, Tony Vlasis, Apostolis Tsigas

READER:   Anthony Whitley

Maidens for Christ Open To All

ALTAR BOYS MINISTRY Open To All

NURSERY ASSIGNMENTS:    No Chaperones...Parents please supervise your children

July 9th: 5th Sunday of matthew

USHERS Team D:  Harry Plagianis, Paul Spanos, Steve Hodges, Mike Olympio

CHURCH SERVICES COMMITTEE Team 1:  Tom Giannopoulos, Presv. Stacy Shepherd, Allan Hild, Michael Six

READER:  Ron Shepherd

MAIDENS FOR CHRIST Open To All

ALTAR BOYS MINISTRY  Open To All

NURSERY ASSIGNMENTS:    No Chaperones...Parents please supervise your children

July 16th: 2nd SUNDAY of the holy fathers

USHERS Team A: Dino Cortesis, Kosta Hodges, Thomas Tsiaras, Chris Lohr

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

READER: Paisios Dykes

MAIDENS FOR CHRIST OPEN To All

ALTAR BOYS MINISTRY Open To All

NURSERY ASSIGNMENTS:    No Chaperones...Parents please supervise your children

July 23TH: 3RD 7th SUNDAY OF MATTHEW

USHERS Team B: Teddy J. Tsiolkas, Mike Olympio, George Petropoulos, Kiki Gonzales

Church Services Committee TEAM 3: Renee Kortesis, Chris Nichols, Mike Kangelaris, Zack Williams

Reader:  John Washinsky

Maidens for Christ Open To All

Altar boys ministry Open To All

NURSERY ASSIGNMENTS:    No Chaperones...Parents please supervise your children

July –30th 8th Sunday of matthew

USHERS Team C: Spiro Strates, Sammy Gianopoulos, Lisa Siokis, Kosta Hodges

Church Services Committee TEAM  4: Helen Uhl, George Kortesis, Tony Vlasis, Apostolis Tsigas

Reader:  Will Moye

Maidens for Christ Open To All

Altar boys ministry Open To All

NURSERY ASSIGNMENTS:    No Chaperones...Parents please supervise your children

 



Other News and Updates

Dear Parishioners,

Please note that from the evening of July 2nd thru July 8th both Fr. George and Fr. Costa will be out of town. In case of pastoral emergency during this time please contact the Church Office during office hours (9:00AM-3:00PM).  After Church office hours , please contact our Parish Council

President,  Kosta (Gus) Hodges @ 336-782-2596

 

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