February 2, 2025 Weekly Bulletin + February 2025 Monthly Bulletin

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To read about the feast day of the Presentation of our Lord, click HERE!

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

REMINDERS THIS SUNDAY:
*Godparent/Godchild Sunday
*Spring General Assembly after Divine Liturgy
*90th Anniversary Albums Pick-up in Breezeway after Liturgy



"Do Orthodox believe good works save us?"
by Fr. Paul Truebenbach with Roots of Orthodoxy
Father Paul discusses matters of faith within the Orthodox Church. Many questions are asked beyond the one in the title.  As a convert/priest, Fr. Paul answers these questions with an exceptional patristic Orthodox mindset (fronema).
CLICK HERE TO WATCH

ANNOUNCEMENTS:

Sundays Feb 2nd and Feb 9th:
We are collecting large wicker baskets for our Shut-Ins.
 If anyone would like to donate, please leave them in the bin located in the breezeway.

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90th Anniversary Albums and 2025 Ecclesiastical Calendars are HERE!!
Please feel welcome to pick yours up after Liturgy on Sundays,
 or stop by the office during hours:
Mon-Fri  10am - 1pm

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