January 12, 2025 Weekly Bulletin + Save the Dates!

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"Theophany and Activism"
by Fr. Josiah Trenham Fr. Josiah speaks of Christ's eternal existence before time and His incarnation; to understand Christ's divine origin and what it means for our faith.   CLICK HERE TO WATCH

REMINDERS:

THIS SUNDAY  Jan. 12, 2025 - Vasilopita Luncheon 
- Hosted by Philoptochos in the Hellenic Center -
Join us to support this important fundraiser for not only our chapter, 
but also for St Basil's Orphanage, located in New York!

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 Monday, January 13th, 2025 
  7pm in the Breezeway, Dr. Olympio will present a brief training session on CPR-AED
He will first introduce Chief Joseph Hundley, of Forsyth County EMS with Ms. Jen Boren, to introduce the “Pulse Point Program.”
ALL of those in leadership positions are especially encouraged to attend.
No preparation is required, and no certificates will be issued. 
We look forward to seeing you.

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SAVE THE DATES:

Thursday-Sunday, Jan. 16th- 19th:
HDF WEEKEND

CLICK HERE TO SEE THE HDF SCHEDULE!!

Click HERE to VOLUNTEER!!
Our Community is hosting this very largely attended event, we need everyone to show up and represent.
Many hands make light work!!
Spectate & Participate:
Tickets must be purchased in advance: Visit HERE 
Sponsor:
We kindly ask any individuals or businesses to consider sponsoring this event to help off-set costs.  Visit HERE  


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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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