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Click HERE to view this week's bulletin.

To read about the Life of St. Gregory the Wonderworker, click on the links below! 
https://www.cappadociahistory.com/post/gregory-thaumaturgus-wonder-worker
https://www.oca.org/saints/lives/2019/11/17/103315-saint-gregory-wonderworker-of-neocaesarea

Important Dates + Kind Reminders:

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17th 
*** 6pm GOYA Event ***
Disaster Relief Bucket Assembly in the Pavilion
Bonfire Meet & Greet with Fr. Mina!
Thank you to the community who donated for this youth event!!

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23rd  
GOYA Food Drive to benefit local food pantries!
Philoptochos Annual Bake Sale

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24th  
General Assembly Meeting immediately after the Divine Liturgy

SUNDAY DECEMBER 8th
Voting for 2024-2025 PC Nominees/Candidates will take place
 immediately following the Divine Liturgy.
Early Voting details in the Weekly Bulletin. (click above)

 DECEMBER 27TH-30TH 
Winter Youth Rally: All Goyans (7th-12th grade) are invited to attend WYR in Atlanta, GA. 
Please click HERE for more information and to register!

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