Apokriatiko Dance ~ Saturday, March 5th @ 6:00pm

Join us in a community dance hosted by Greek School & GOYA Saturday, March 5th at 6:00pm. Pre-Sale Tickets(by March 1st – please call Church office for purchase options)Adults: $20Under 18: $10 Tickets at the DoorAdults: $25Under 18: $10 Food included in price of admission. Cash bar. 

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Lenten Discussion with Dr. Jeannie Constantinou ~ Saturday, March 12th

Join us all day Saturday, March 12, for a Lenten discussion with Dr. Jeannie Constantinou (drjeannie.com), author of Thinking Orthodox: Understanding and Acquiring the Orthodox Christian Mind.  SCHEDULE: Doors Open: 9:30 am Thinking Orthodox: 10:00am – 12:30pm Lunch: 12:30pm – 1:00pm Living Orthodox: 1:00pm – 5:00pm

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Good News – February 2022

Is Tradition an Antiquated Idea? In last’s month issue, we discussed the place of the organ within the liturgical life of the Orthodox Church. So, this begs the bigger question, If it’s OK to incorporate something (i.e. the organ) into the church where chanting has been the “tradition” then what...

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Good News – January 2022

To Be or Not To Be: Use of the Organ in Church One of the questions that arises in our weekly YouTube live show and from some parishioners is the why do Orthodox Churches in America use organs? Isn’t this against our Orthodox tradition? Some conservative Orthodox will answer with...

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Good News – December 2021

Orthodox and Protestants in Dialogue Here in America we as Orthodox are certainly in the minority. According to a 2020 census membership in the Eastern Orthodox churches in America was estimated at 675,765. When compared to Catholic and Protestant churches, Orthodoxy represents far less than 1% of the total Christian...

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