FR. GEORGE’S MESSAGE REGARDING THANKSGIVING DAY My beloved brethren in Christ, Apostle Paul strongly encourages all the Christian people to

“Give thanks always for all things to God” (Ephesians 5:20). The vibrant tradition of the Thanksgiving holiday in our country is a special oppor-

tunity for each of us to offer a testimony, through the Church, of our gratitude in our re-lationship with God.

God’s compassion, mercy, and love are infinitely great for all the humankind. Every-thing good thing and perfect gift, we have in our life, is coming down from God. As Or-thodox Christians, we bring an offering of ultimate thanksgiving to God, when we gather in the Church for worshiping, praising, honouring and glorifying His Most-Majestic Name of the Father, of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. We commune with Him and ex-press our thankfulness to Him, through our participation in the Holiest Sacrament of the Divine Eucharist/Liturgy, an act of true thanksgiving for His Divine mercy and salva-tion. Prioritizing thankfulness in our worship and faith guides us to offer thanksgiving all the time, to live in gratitude in all the circumstances of life.

As a matter of fact, there are many prayers of Thanksgiving to God in the Divine Lit-urgy. That is why, we also refer to the Divine Liturgy as a Holy Eucharist (Efharistia). First, we give thanks to God, because He created us from nothing into being, by His great mercy and love. Afterwards, we say, “It is proper and right to give thanks to You, o God, in all places of Your Dominion”. We also say, “We give thanks to You, o God, for all things that we know and do not know, for blessings seen and unseen”. After re-ceiving the Holy Communion, we say to God, “We give thanks to You, loving Master, benefactor of our souls, that on this day You have made us worthy once again of Your heavenly and immortal Mysteries”.

Furthermore, Thanksgiving Day should be a day of remembrance, a day for reflecting with deep respect and humility on our responsibilities as children of God. And the most significant responsibility we all have toward God, is to take care of our soul, which is the most important part of each human, because it is immortal. How can we achieve that? By repenting, my brethren. Only through repentance we can lead ourselves to para-dise.

This year, as we celebrate Thanksgiving Day with our families, and give thanks to God for all the wonderful things He gives us, let us also take the time to thank Him for his abundant mercy on our souls for our sins. Let us reflect on how we can turn to God. Let us thank Him for providing us with the unique opportunity of repentance and for-giveness, and change our lives so that we become closer to Him.

Finally, it is beneficial for all of us to express our gratitude to God not only for the temporal success and security of this earthly life, but mainly for the everlasting promises of our salvation. And the most perfect way to give thanks to God, is through our willing participation, as a family, in every Divine Eucharist, and especially Sunday’s, because then we mainly celebrate the Holy Resurrection (Easter) of our Lord and Saviour God, Jesus Christ.

I wish all of you a happy and beautiful Thanksgiving Day, at your blessed family ta-ble. May the Lord continue to bestow upon each of you and your beloved families all His Blessings.

With love in Christ, Rev. Fr. George Kouzelis, Presiding Priest

Fri Nov 1 Sts. Kosmas & Damian the Physicians Matins & Divine Liturgy 8:45am

Sun Nov 3 Regular Schedule Angel Choir (K-3rd grade) Adult Sunday School 9:15am.

Fellowship Hour is offered by the Ladies of Philoptochos to honor and welcome Presvytera Stavroula.

Mon Nov 4 “Warm–up America” in the Breezeway 9:30-Noon. A knitting group for ALL ages.

Tue Nov 5 Adult Discussion 9:30am

Baklava Bake Sale preparation 4:00pm

Philoptochos Board Meeting 6:00 pm during baking in the kitchen

Wed Nov 6 Prep all frozen pre-sale orders

Thu & Fri, Nov 7 & 8 Annunciation Christian Academy closed

Thu Nov 7 Men’s Discussion Group Meeting 7:00am

Bake Sale Gift Boxes preparation 10:30am

Bake Sale preparation of assembling pre-sale orders 6:00pm

Paraklesis 6:00pm

English Bible Study 7:00pm

Fri Nov 8 Tsourekia preparation 6:00am

Archangels Michael & Gabriel Matins & Divine Liturgy 8:45am

Set-up & Preparation for Philoptochos Bake Sale 10:30 am

Pre-order pick up 3:00-6:00pm

Sat Nov 9 St. Nektarios Matins & Divine Liturgy 8:45am

Philoptochos Bake Sale 8:30 am - 7:30 pm

Sun Nov 10 Regular Schedule Angel Choir (4th-6th grade) Adult Sunday School 9:15am.

Ladies of Philoptochos will pass a tray for the Patriarchate

Artoklasia/Blessing of Loaves and Fellowship Hour are offered by Roxanne & Terry Gianopoulos, Anna & Tom Giannopoulos, Evridiki & Angelo Cortessis, Roula Janos, Voula & Chris Vlahos, Ricke Kortesis, Elaine Lazaris, Helen C. Tsiolkas and Marika & Jimmy Vlahos.

Mon Nov 11 “Warm–up America” in the Breezeway 9:30-Noon. A knitting group for ALL ages.

Parish Council Meeting 6:00pm

Tue Nov 12 Adult Discussion 9:30am

First day of dance practices for K-2nd Graders 5:30-6:30pm

St. John Chrysostom Evening Matins/Divine Liturgy 6:00pm

Thu Nov 14 Men’s Discussion Group Meeting 7:00am

Holy Unction for the beginning of the Nativity Feast 6:30pm Sun Nov 17 Regular Schedule Adult Sunday School 9:15am.

1yr Memorial - Rebecca Pappas 1yr Memorial - Charles V. Pappas

Fellowship Hour is offered in loving memory of Charles and Rebecca by their loving family. *****Fall General Assembly Meeting after services***** Mon Nov 18 “Warm–up America” in the Breezeway 9:30-Noon. A knitting group for ALL ages. Tue Nov 19 Adult Discussion 9:30am Thu Nov 21 Men’s Discussion Group Meeting 7:00am

Entry of Theotokos into the Temple Matins & Divine Liturgy 8:45am

Hope & Joy Meeting 5-6pm

Paraklesis 6:00pm

Greek Bible Study 7:00pm Fri Nov 22 Iakovos of Evia (Newly canonized Saint) Matins & Divine Liturgy 8:45am Sun Nov 24 Regular Schedule Adult Sunday School 9:15am.

Fellowship Hour is offered by the “Warm-up America” knitting group. Mon Nov 25 St. Katherine Matins & Divine Liturgy 8:45am Tue Nov 26 Adult Discussion 9:30am Wed Nov 27 Greek School will be closed for Thanksgiving Holiday.

Paraklesis 6:00pm

English Bible Study 7:00pm Wed - Fri, Nov 27 –29 Annunciation Christian Academy closed for Thanksgiving Holiday Thu Nov 27 BLESSED THANKSGIVING DAY TO ALL

Office is closed Sat Nov 30 Apostle Andrew Matins & Divine Liturgy 8:45am

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3  

USHERS – Ilias Vlachos, Michael Kangelaris, Dino Cortesis, Sammy J. Ballas, Greg Karagiorgis  CHURCH SERV COMM Team 1 – Ilias Vlachos, Tom Giannopoulos, Tony Franzese, Presv. Stacy Shepherd, Paul Anthony  MAIDENS FOR CHRIST Team 9 – Alexandra Augoustides, Athanasia Ballas, Anastasia Katsiada  READER – Chris Lohr  ALTAR BOYS Team 4 - Demetrios Liaskonis, Spero Moutos, Dimitrios Mitropoulos, William Nolan, Niko Vlahos, Nektarios Vgenopoulos, Vasili Johnson, Andreas Kazakos, Demetri Johnson, Pavlos Strates  NURSERY – Kathy Koutsoupias, Frances Kazakos, Helen Vlasis   

 SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10

USHERS –Maria Tsigas, Chris Kroustalis, Ted Kazakos, Pete C. Strates, Stavros N. Karagiorgis  CHURCH SERV COMM Team 2 – Vi Nichols, Chris Gallos, Teddy J. Tsiolkas, Tony Vlasis  MAIDENS FOR CHRIST Team 10 – Jasmine Marshall, Jackie Nikas, Katerina Raptis  READER – John Washinsky  ALTAR BOYS Team 5 - Vasilios Ziogas, Max Rogatsios, Matthew Moutos, Sebastian Neacsu, Harper Satterfield, Harrison Satterfield, Evangelos Paparoupas, Kosta Dupuy, Yiannis Skoteiniadis, Gabriel Vgeno-poulos, Nicholas Kontos  NURSERY – Jenny Morris, Katie Simos, Lauren K. Hultquist   

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17

USHERS – Sammy Gianopoulos, Pete Bobotsiares, Paula Christakos, Johnny Kortesis, Ilias Vlachos  CHURCH SERV COMM Team 3 – Ilias Vlachos, George Kalamaras, Chris Spinosa, Pete Mastoras, George Kortesis  MAIDENS FOR CHRIST Team 1 – Roxanne Gianopoulos, Maria Karagiorgis, Dionisia Leloudis  READER – John Washinsky  ALTAR BOYS Team 1 - Luke Vlahos, Yiannis Alexiou, Christos Demopoulos, John Stabolitis, John Petropou-los, William Pierce, Panayioti Demopoulos, Dean Ballas, Pete Petropoulos  NURSERY – Helen Sialmas, Jessica Strates, Alexandria Berry   

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24

USHERS – Ilias Vlachos, Michael Kangelaris, Dino Cortesis, Sammy J. Ballas, Greg Karagiorgis  CHURCH SERV COMM Team 4 – Vi Nichols, Brian McFarlin, Renee Kortesis, Tommy Karathanas, Paul Spanos  MAIDENS FOR CHRIST Team 2 – Maria Nikas, Yanna Pantazis  READER - George Kalamaras  ALTAR BOYS Team 2 - Terry Rizos, Danny Gallos, Demetri Kortesis, George Sechrest, Christian Gallos, Jack Nolan, Demetri Ioannou, Luke Holton, Lucas Thomas  NURSERY – Paula Manser, Corie Ebert, Katie Kroustalis  

CANDIDATES NEEDED

The Nominating Committee is seeking candidates to serve on the Parish Council in 2020 & 2021.

Candidates must be members of the Church in good standing with our parish, for 1 year preceding the date of election and must live their life in accordance with the Faith, and Canons of the Church. Should you wish to be a candidate please contact Stavros N. Kara-giorgis, Maria Tsigas, Sammy Gianopoulos or Ilias Vlachos.

Service on the Parish Council is a unique way of serving our Lord and His Church.

Prayer List

As members of an Orthodox Christian family, we are called upon to pray for each other in time of need. Please pray for:

Susan, John, Sam, Georgia, Soula, Gus, Anthony, Alice

If you would like us to remember you or your loved one in our prayers, please contact our Church office at 765-7145. We will begin with a fresh list of names every month. The Good Samaritan Helpers have sent cards to Sophia, Jimmy, Maria, Diana. Alice,  Bessie, Sam this month.

PARISH COUNCIL MEETING UPDATE   

The following items of note resulted from business discussed at the October 14 , 2019  Parish Council mee ng: 

 

Pavilion update is complete. This includes the floor being installed, volleyball poles, some new light bulbs and the en re interior being painted.  

Sensors for the Coolers/Freezers have been installed. The probes that where installed  e into the phone line and no fy 5 council members if the temperature is within an unacceptable range.  

The dona on tray in church will now be passed during the liturgy, prior to the Lord’s Prayer. 

All adults involved with youth ac vi es must comply with the Youth Act by providing their in-forma on to the church to be submi ed for background checks.  The church will cover this cost. This is a requirement of the Archdiocese.  

The next General Assembly mee ng will be November 17th.  The Audit and Budget Com-mi ees will report. We will also discuss clergy salary and the 2020 Alloca on.  

Stewardship Sunday will be December 15th. We will be joined by the Metropolitan.  

The council would like to encourage everyone to remain in church un l the end of services.  

2019 STEWARDSHIP CΟΜΜΙΤΜΕΝΤ PROGRAM We would like to thank the following Stewards for their support of Annunciation

Ministries. The Stewardship list is updated on the 15th of every month.

Mr. Zack Benson Mr & Mrs Stratos Ferentinos Mr. Allan Hild Mr. Matthew Nazzal Mr. and Mrs. Spyridon (Vasiliki) Perlegas Ms Maria Tsiolkas Mr. & Mrs. Ilias Vlachos

2019 STEWARDSHIP REPORT

To date we have received 381 pledge cards

Our goal is 410

HAVE YOU TURNED YOUR STEWARDSHIP CARD IN?

PLEASE HELP US REACH OUR GOAL

Sunday School News from the Annunciation

Greetings! We would like to officially welcome Father George Kouzelis and Presbytera Stavroula and their family to our parish. We are thrilled to have them here in Winston-Salem! With the start of our new Sunday school year, we look forward to all of Father George’s insight and guidance to our program. We’d also like to remind everyone that Sunday School begins right after Holy Communion and ends after the sermon. It is best to allow all of the students to proceed to their classes and then return to church for the remainder of the service. If your student needs to be dismissed early, please see one of the Sunday School directors to get your child. We like to have the least amount disruption for the little time they have in Sunday school each week. Our charity food drive continues this month. We ask that you please send in nonperishable food items and leave them by the Sunday school corner. Please help us fill the boxes. Thank you to those ladies who have been servicing as our Maidens for Christ, they contin-ue to do a wonderful job each Sunday. We have a special holiday craft scheduled for November 24th for our Kindergarten through 5th grade. Also, a reminder that attending the Divine liturgy in another town can be counted for Sun-day School attendance. The necessary form can be found at www.wsgoc.org. Thank you again for your cooperation. We wish you all a wonderful and safe Thanksgiv-ing season.

With Service in Christ,

Sunday School Coordinators, Zoe Bobotsiares, Helen Karagiorgis and Heather Vlahos November Schedule: 11/3 - Angel Choir K-3 11/10 – Angel Choir 4-6 11/15 – Christmas Fast begins 11/17 – Regular Schedule 11/24 – Craft for 3 yr. olds-5th grade

Hellenic Dance Troupes November 2019 

HDF practices are in full swing. We are blessed with so many children from our community participating in this wonderful ministry. It has been a great joy having our new Proistamenos, Fr. George Kouzelis, join us for many of our classes and lead our youth in prayer.

As a reminder, all competition dance participants must register by early December for HDF. Regis-tration links and subsequent information about HDF and the host hotel can be found at www.hellenicdancefestival.com.

On November 12th, we will begin our practices for our annual Greek Festival for our younger grades. 3rd-12th graders will begin on February 4, 2020. All practices will take place on Tues-days. Please register your child via our church website if you have not done so yet. A calendar of this year’s events is listed below.

Additionally, we would like to thank all of our sponsor’s for this year’s program. Through their con-tribution, we are able to provide additional resources and materials for this worthy ministry. This year’s sponsors include: 2019-2020 Calendar Year November 2, 2019: Mandatory Catering Fundraiser (6th-12th Grades) November 12, 2019: First Day of Practices for Kindergarten-2nd Graders December 24, 2019 & December 31, 2019: Christmas Break (No Practices) January 17-20, 2020: Hellenic Dance Festival Competition (Orlando, FL) February 4, 2020: First Day of Practices for 3rd Graders-12th Graders March 22, 2020: March 25th (Greek Independence Day) Program April 14, 2020: Spring/Holy Week Break (No Practice) May 15-17, 2020: Greek Festival! OPA! Dance Dates & Practice Times: Kindergarten: Tuesdays, 5:30-6:30 1st/2nd Grade: Tuesdays, 5:30-6:30 3rd/4th Grade: Tuesdays, 5:30-6:30 5th/6th Grade: Tuesdays, 6:30-7:30 7th-9th Grade: Tuesdays, 6:30-7:30 10th-12th Grade: Tuesdays, 6:30-7:30

Sincerely,

Your Hellenic Dance Troupes Board of Directors

Breakfastime Captain’s Galley Duke’s Family Restaurant East Coast Wings Fratellis Italian Steakhouse Grecian Corner Johnny’s Farmhouse King Kitchen

Little Richard’s BBQ Mama Zoe’s Mayflower Seafood (Peters Creek) Mossy’s Eats, Ales & Spirits Mykonos Grill Olympic Family Restaurant Yamas Mediterranean Street Food

ST. PAISIOS THE ATHONITE  

“Panagia, Our Most‐loving Mother”      

- Geronda, tell us something about the Panagia. - What should I tell you? You put me into a very difficult position. For someone to speak about the Panagia, he must have lived and experience Her presence. - Geronda, does the name of Panagia also have spiritual power as does the name of Jesus Christ? - Yes! Whoever has great reverence for Panagia, will hear Her name and be-come transformed. Or, if he finds Panagia’s name written down somewhere, he will kiss it with reverence and become excited. He is capable of doing an entire Supplication Service with one continuous remembrance of the Panagia's name. And when he reverences Her Icon, he does not feel that it is an Icon, but the Panagia Herself, and so he falls down broken, softened by Her love. - Geronda, tell us something about your pilgrimage to the Panagia of Tinos. - What should I say? It is such a small Icon and it has such great Grace! I could not remove myself from Her presence. I only moved a little to the side, so that I would not be obstructing the others who wanted to kiss the Icon. Out of much reverence, the Elder would sometimes kiss the name of the Panagia repeatedly. - Geronda, some people are scandalized by the many offerings that are at-tached by strings upon the miraculous Icons of the Panagia. - Let me tell you what happened once to a very simple and pious pilgrim. He went to the Monastery of Iveron (=one of the twenty monasteries of the Holy Mountain) and reverenced the Panagia Portaitissa. There the Icon is covered with gold coins. Upon leaving, on his way to the Monastery of Stavronikita, he began thinking and said to himself: "My Panagia, I had hoped to see you differ-ently; simple, without any gold coins." What do you think happened to him in the meantime? He was seized by a very severe pain, became dizzy and fell to the ground, there in the middle of the road. Then, he began asking for help from the Panagia: "My Panagia, heal me and I will bring you two gold coins!" Then the Panagia appeared to him and told him: "That is how people brought me the gold coins. Do you think that I asked for them? Do you think that I wanted them?" Immediately his pain was gone. You see, because he had a good disposi-tion and much faith, Panagia helped him.

Annunciation Christian Academy

Shout out to the ACA Board (Mary Paloumbas, Stella Strates, Irene Chamis Helen Sial-mas, Corie Ebert, Maria Valen no, Kelly Kontos, Lauren Kazakos and Ka e Kroustalis) for making Fall Fes val a smashing success. Thank you  to Dennis Paloumbas and Johnny Kontos for dona ng, preparing and serving another delicious meal! Big Thank You to Wilson Ebert once again this year for pu ng  together  the  coolest hayride    for  the  children!   Bounce houses and  Ice  cream  truck added to our FUNTASTIC Fall tradi on this year! We are thankful for your dedica on to our li le preschool!      Evdoksia Vagios 

 

 

GOYA

Happy…..what a great word.  It is defined as:  feeling or showing pleasure or contentment; having 

a sense of confidence in or sa sfac on with (a person, arrangement, or situa on); sa sfied with the quality or standard of; willing to do something………… from the New Oxford American Dic on-ary 

We are happy about so many things…..first we are Happy to welcome our new Presvytera 

Stavroula and her children Maria Nektaria and Panayio s.  We each look forward to mee ng her face to face but know that will take a long  me in such a large community.  We are here for her and want her to know that.  We will be honoring her on November 3 at the Coffee Hour.  WE look forward to seeing you Presvytera Stavroula on that day!!  

We are Happy that baking has gone well and that we’re in the final stages for our sale Nov. 9.  Come work with us on that day as we sell out once again of all our handmade pastries.  Great work ladies.  

We are Happy about our membership drive that will be in January….please come join us for the 

first  me or rejoin us…..  

We are Happy and blessed to have and be in such a loving and caring community….lets con nue 

to work side by side in all of our endeavors.  

Yours in Christ, Leigh Cortesis, secretary 

Συγχαρητηρια!!! Our Greek School Students did an excellent job on their first performance of the year, OXI Day! It is evident that the children have been working hard and truly enjoying their efforts. I would also like to thank everyone who contributed to providing a lavish coffee

hour in honor of Oxi Day. We are off to a great start.

Please note that there will be no Greek School classes on November 27th for the Thanksgiving Hol-iday.

-In Christ, Heather Vlachos

Winston Salem Daughters of Evrytania 3rd ANNUAL CHRISTMAS SILVER TEA CANCER SERVICES BENEFIT

Greek Orthodox Hellenic Center - 435 Keating Drive, Winston Salem, NC

HOLIDAY MUSIC, CHRISTMAS CAROLS, SILVER TEA BUFFET, CHRISTMAS SHOPPING, ENTERTAINMENT BY NUMEROUS

DANCE ACADEMIES AND A SILENT AUCTION.

STACEY KARAGIORGIS 336-575-6904

ZOE MICHAEL 336-848-7203 BESSIE STRATES 336-529-9680

DONATION: $40 ADULTS - $20 STUDENTS & UNDER 12

PORTION OF PROCEEDS TO BENEFIT CANCER SERVICES

WHAT IS WARM UP AMERICA (WUA!) Warm Up America! (WUA!) is an organization made up of volunteers who create hand-made afghan blankets, clothing and accessories to help those in need. These items provide warmth and comfort to people who have lost their homes, fled abusive relations, or are be-ing cared for in hospices, shelters, hospitals, and nursing home. Evie Rosen, a former yarn retailer and nationally known knitting teacher who resides in Wausau, Wisconsin, came up with the idea for Warm Up America! because she wanted to do something to help the homeless. Her simple concept of asking customers, friends and the community to knit and crochet 7" X 9" sections that would be joined into afghans grew into a nationwide program that has produced more than 250,000 afghans. These afghans have been donated to victims of natural disasters, battered women's shelters, the homeless, and others in need. By 1995, the program was an overwhelming success and Evie turned to the Craft Yam Council of America, a non-profit association of yarn companies and publishers, for assis-tance. Warm Up America! soon became a major national, grassroots program. In 2002, Warm Up America! was incorporated as a 501C3 tax exempt, charitable organization. Today, WUA! includes countless volunteers across the country. Thousands and thousands of knitted and crocheted afghans and accessories are distributed to various charities each year. How it works ...Volunteers donate their time to crochet and knit a 7" X 9" rectangle (or more). Sections are either joined by individuals or groups in a community and donated locally or sent to Foundation headquarters for joining and distribution. The beauty of so many different participants is that a WUA! afghan resembles a patchwork quilt of many colors and textures, just as the participants and recipients represent the varied faces of America. Collection of Completed Sections and Assembly of Afghan Blankets Volunteers are encouraged to work with friends, co-workers and family members to complete an afghan and donate it in their community. However, when that is not possible, the Founda-tion's office serves as a collection point both for individual sections and for completed afghans. Distribution of Afghan Blankets The Foundation maintains a request list of charitable agencies, which provide services to homeless, battered women's shelters and people in. need. As afghan blankets are received at the Foundation, they are shipped to the agency on the top of the list. Contact is maintained with the agencies on the Foundation's database before and after shipping the afghans. Who receives the afghans? WUA! afghans are distributed to individuals and families in need through community service organizations as well as through chapters of national organizations such as the American Red Cross. Sponsors of WUA! In communities around the country are encouraged to donate com-pleted afghans within their own community in the true spirit of "neighbor helping neighbor." Agencies to which the Foundation has donated afghans include: Women's shelters Daycare centers Homeless shelters Nursing homes Children's hospitals Veterans' homes Churches American Red Cross chapters Hospitals and hospices AIDS facilities

Mission News 

It is with sadness that I recently had to withdraw from the Guatemala Healthcare Mission trip through OCMC in November, due to health reasons.  To those who donated to OCMC on my behalf, I am glad to report that OCMC will hold these funds so that I may par ci-pate in a future mission to Guatemala in 2020.  Please be assured that your dona ons are appreciated and will con nue to be used well and wisely to further the mission!   As re-covery permits, I will be sending out personal messages to all donors.  Thank you for your kindness and understanding, and prayers!     I remain blessed to be a part of this beau ful Annuncia on community.  ~~~Susan Washinsky 

Παρ 1 Nοεμ Των Αγίων Αναργύρων / ‘Όρθρος- Θεία Λειτουργία 8:45 π.μ.

Κυρ 3 Νοεμ Κανονικό ωράριο Κατηχητικό Ενηλίκων 9:15 π.μ.

Ο Καφές προσφέρεται από τις Κυρίες της Φιλοπτώχου προς τιμήν και να καλοσορίσουμε τιν Πρεσβυτέρα Σταυρούλα.

Δευτ 4 Νοεμ «Ας ζεστάνουμε την Αμερική» στην αίθουσα του καφέ 9: 30-μεσημέρι. Μια ομάδα πλεξίματος για όλες τις ηλικίες.

Τριτ 5 Νοέμ Θρησκευτική συζήτηση ενήλικων 9:30 π.μ.

Προετοιμασία μπακλαβά στις 4:00 μ.μ. Συνεδρίαση του διοικητικού συμβουλίου της Φιλοπτώχου στις 6:00 μ.μ. στην κουζήνα.

Τετ 6 Νοεμ Προετοιμασία όλων των προ - παραγγελιών για το Φθινοπωρινό Φεστιβάλ

Δευτ. & Παρ., 7 & 8 Νοεμβρίου Η Χριστιανική Ακαδημία θα είναι κλειστή

Πέμ 7 Νοεμ Θρησκευτική συζήτηση τής ομάδας των ανδρών 7:00 π.μ.

Προετοιμασία συσκευασίας δώρων 10:30 π.μ. Προετοιμασία προ πληρωμένων παραγγελιών 6:00 μ.μ.

Παράκληση 6:00 μ.μ.

Μελέτη της Αγίας Γραφής στα Αγγλικά στις 7:00 μ.μ.

Παρ 8 Νοεμ Προετοιμασία Τσουρεκιών 6:00 π.μ.

Των Αρχάγγελων Μιχαήλ & Γαβριήλ ‘Όρθρος & Θεία Λειτουργία 8:45 π.μ.

Προετοιμασία για το Φθινοπωρινό Φεστιβάλ της Φιλόπτωχου στις 10:30 π.μ.

Προετοιμασία προ πληρωμένων παραγγελιών 6:00 μ.μ.

Σάβ 9 Νοεμ Του Αγίου Νεκταρίου Όρθρος & Θεία Λειτουργία 8:45 π.μ.

Το Φθινοπωρινό Φεστιβάλ της Φιλοπτώχου 8:30 π.μ. - 7:30 μ.μ.

Κυρ 10 Νοεμ Κανονικό ωράριο Αγγελική Χορωδία (4η-6η τάξη) Κατηχητικό Ενηλίκων 9:15 π.μ.

Οι κυρίες της Φιλοπτώχου θα περάσουν ένα δίσκο για το Οικουμενικό Πατριαρχείο

Η Αρτοκλασία και Καφές προσφέρεται από τους Ρωξάνη & Τέρι Γιαννόπουλο, την Άννα & Θανάση Γιαννόπουλο, την Ευρυδίκη & Άγγελο Κορτέση, τη Ρούλα Τζάνου, Βούλα & Χρήστο Βλάχο, Ρικη Κορτέση, την Ελένη Λαζάρη, Ελένη Κ. Τσιόλκα και τη Μαρίκα & Δημήτρη Βλάχο.

Δευτ 11 Νοεμ «Ας ζεστάνουμε την Αμερική» στην αίθουσα του καφέ 9: 30-μεσημέρι. Μια ομάδα πλεξίματος για όλες τις ηλικίες.

Συνεδρίαση του Ενοριακού Συμβουλίου της Κοινότητας 6:00 μ.μ.

Τριτ 12 Νοεμ Θρησκευτική συζήτηση ενηλίκων 9:30 π.μ. Αρχή των ομάδων χορών Νήπια -Δευτέρας τάξεων από 5: 30-6: 30μμ

Του Άγιου Ιωάννη του Χρυσοστόμου Εσπερινός - Θεία Λειτουργία 6:00 μ.μ.

Πέμ 14 Νοεμ Θρησκευτική συζήτηση τής ομάδας των ανδρών 7:00 π.μ.

Ιερό Ευχέλαιο για την αρχή της νηστείας των Χριστουγέννων 6:30 μ.μ.

Κυρ 17 Νοεμ Κανονικό ωράριο Κατηχητικό Ενηλίκων 9:15 π.μ.

Ετήσιο Μνημόσυνο - Rebecca Pappas Ετήσιο Μνημόσυνο - Charles V. Pappas Ο Καφές προσφέρεται από τις οικογένειες τους στην αγαπημένη μνήμη της Rebeccaς και του Charles.

Φθινοπωρινή Γενική Σσυνέλευση μετά την Θεία Λειτουργία

Δευτ 18 Νοεμ «Ας ζεστάνουμε την Αμερική» στην αίθουσα του καφέ 9: 30-μεσημέρι. Μια ομάδα πλεξίματος για όλες τις ηλικίες.

Τριτ 19 Νοεμ Θρησκευτική συζήτηση ενηλίκων 9:30 π.μ.

Πέμ 21 Νοεμ Θρησκευτική συζήτηση τής ομάδας των ανδρών 7:00 π.μ.

Τα Εισόδια της Θεοτόκου στο Ναό Όρθρος & Θεία Λειτουργία 8:45 π.μ.

Hope & Joy 5:00 -6:00

Παράκληση στις 6:00μμ

Μελέτη της Βίβλου στα Ελληνικά 7:00 μ.μ. Παρ 22 Νοεμ Αγιου Ιακώβου της Ευβοίας (Νέος Άγιος) Όρθρος & Θεία Λειτουργία 8:45 π.μ.

Κυρ 24 Νοεμ Κανονικό ωράριο Κατηχητικό Ενηλίκων 9:15 π.μ.

Ο Καφές προσφέρετεαι από την ομάδα «Ας ζεστάνουμε την Αμερική» Δευτ 25 Νοεμ Της Αγίας Αικατερίνης Όρθρος & Θεία Λειτουργία 8:45 π.μ. Τριτ 26 Νοεμ Θρησκευτική συζήτηση ενήλικων 9:30 π.μ. Τετ 27 Νοεμ Το Ελληνικό σχολείο θα είναι κλειστό για την ημέρα των Ευχαριστιών

Παράκληση 6:00 μ.μ.

Μελέτη της βίβλου στα Αγγλικά 7:00 μ.μ.

Πεμπ 27 Νοεμ Ημέρα των Ευχαριστιών – Το γραφείο θα είναι κλειστό.

Κυρ 30 Νοεμ Του Αποστόλου Ανδρέα Όρθρος & Θεία Λειτουργία 8:45 π.μ.

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