Reminders and Corrections

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Greetings to All Parishioners!


Firstly, this is a Friendly Reminder that Christmas Cards will be printed in the morning! If you forgot to submit your name, you may do so by responding to this email with the appropriate information by 8 am Wednesday Morning, 12/13/23. 

This is a Beautiful way to honor loved ones and to deliver your Christmas Wishes to the Community. 
You may pay online at www.wsgoc.org/donate and choose Christmas Donation from the drop-down menu.

Secondly, The Greek Letters "Beta" Ββ are missing from the Memorial Box for Koliva located in the office. If you have used these letters, please return to the Church Office as soon as possible. 


Thirdly, There is also a CORRECTION to our New Years Dance 2024 announcement: 
There will be NO Divine Liturgy and NO Holy Communion at 8:30 PM on Sunday Evening, Dec 31, 2023, before the NYE Dance.

Orthros and Divine Liturgy for St. Basil will be held on Monday Morning, January 1st, 2024 at 8:45 am instead. 

Visit wsgocnye.com for more information concerning the New Years Dance, or please contact our ticket sales coordinator Nicole Michael @ 336-409-1536 or one of our co-chairs Zena Gallins @ 336-848-7205 or Nia Kazakos @ 336-414-7227  Purchase Tickets Online: www.wsgoc.org/donate  and choose option: New Year's Eve

Many Thanks and Blessing to all!

Office Admin

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