April 27, 2025- Thomas Sunday

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To learn more about Thomas Sunday, Visit the link below:
https://www.goarch.org/thomas-sunday-learn

Click HERE for this Week's Bulletin!
CLICK HERE TO SEE OUR BREEZEWAY PRESENATION!

To view PDFs of the services, "Matins" and "Divine Liturgy", visit Digital Chant Stand HERE
To participate and follow the services online via YouTube: HERE

REMINDERS
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ANNUNCIATION FOUNDATION 2025 SCHOLARSHIP 
2025 Scholarship Letter
Please fill out this form and turn it in to the office by the deadline, Sunday April 27th.

“St. Thomas the Believer”
by Fr. Barnabas Powell, of Saint Raphael, Nicholas & Irene GOC in Cumming, GA
with Faith Encouraged TV
  Why has the Orthodox Church called St Thomas "The Believer" for 2000 years while the western confessions call him the "Doubting Thomas"?  Do you believe in Christ though you have never seen him?  If so, Why?


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