December 29, 2024 Weekly Bulletin + January 2025 Monthly Bulletin + Save the Dates!

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Click HERE for this Week's Bulletin!
Click HERE for the January 2025 Monthly Bulletin!
CLICK HERE TO SEE WHAT'S HAPPENING THIS WEEK!

- Read about the Feast Day for the 14,000 Infants- Holy Innocents HERE -
 
This week’s video from our Orthodox Bookstore is from Patristic Nectar Films by Fr. Josiah Trenham, titled "How the Mother of God Saves Us"



REMINDERS:

GOYA Kalanda, Jan. 1st, 2025 
GOYAns will be visiting the homes of our Church families on 
Wednesday,  January 1st., 2025, starting at 1:30 PM.
Notify us by Dec. 31st,2024 at GOYA@wsgoc.org or call the office to REMOVE or ADD yourself to the visitation list. 
Please be sure to provide your name, address and phone number. Thank you! 

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Theophany House and Business Blessings

Forms located in Narthex & in January Bulletin.
Please fill out and mail it, or personally bring it, to the Church Office by
January 6, 2025.

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SAVE THE DATES:

Tues. Dec. 31st, 2024 - New Years Eve Celebration
9:30 pm at The Hellenic Center
Buffet Dinner - Music - Dancing - Formal Attire
Tickets Info: WWW.WSGOCNYE.COM
  Visit Link,  or Contact:
NICOLE MICHAEL @ 336—409 -1536
NIA KAZAKOS @ 336 -414 -7227
ZENA GALLINS @ 336 - 848 - 7205

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 Saturday, January 11, 2025 - Epiphany Celebration 
🕊️ Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church Annual Cross Dive and Blessing of the Waters
 Wilmington NC
Divers in two categories: High School + Adults (19-39). This year they will be going straight into the Atlantic Ocean! All divers must be at the Shell Island Resort in their wetsuits by 10:00 am.
For more information, to register, buy tickets -  please visit HERE
*last day to purchase luncheon tickets will be January 5*

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Saturday, January 25th, 2025  
The Enthronement of His Eminence Metropolitan Sevastianos of Atlanta
Greek Orthodox Cathedral of the Annunciation 
10 o'clock in the Morning
Luncheon to Follow, with more information forthcoming
-$100 per ticket-
His Eminence will serve His First Divine Liturgy as Metropolitan on Sunday, January 26th, 2025
with a reception to follow in his honor.
To book your accommodation:
  CLICK HERE


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