In this installment of Orthodox Virtual Sunday School, Father Maggos explores Jesus’ Parable of the Workers in the Vineyard which yielded the famous phrase, “The last will be first and the first will be last.” What did Jesus mean with this parable? Is it as unfair as it may appear...
Father Maggos shares three ghost stories (two funny and one Biblical) at Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church’s third annual Trunk or Treat event! Enjoy various decorations and costumes on display and share in the laughs at Father’s corny jokes! Join us for Orthodox Virtual Sunday School, hosted by Father Maggos. In...
We return with a new season of Orthodox Virtual Sunday School! This year, we’re returning to the New Testament with more stories and parables; plus, a look at the lives of Orthodox saints! To kick off, we explore an oft-overlooked event found only in the Gospel of Matthew – the...
Dear Parishioners, We hope you have had an enjoyable summer. We are looking forward to another wonderful Sunday School year! We plan to continue our education through the Bible. IMPORTANT DATES: Sunday 9/8 – First Day of Sunday School! Register Online Here! Please check our Sunday School page for upcoming...
In our final Orthodox Virtual Sunday School of the season, Father Maggos tells the Parable of the Prodigal Son – with a modern twist! What’s the lesson to be found here? That we can continue to sin because we will always be welcomed back home? Join us, and be on...
In this week’s Orthodox Virtual Sunday School, Father Maggos explains why Jesus Christ taught using parables, or stories. Was it to be memorable or cryptic or did He have a more important reason? Plus, we take a look at the power of storytelling and how stories are passed down through...
It’s the day where we celebrate Ireland, shamrocks, and all things green but is St. Patrick’s Day an Orthodox holiday? Father Maggos takes a look at the story and legends of St. Patrick. Is he an Orthodox saint and did he really chase the snakes out of Ireland?
Following on from our “Who or What is God?” lesson, Father Maggos discusses one of the most confusing aspects of Christianity – the Holy Trinity. How are the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit one and the same? How can we consider ourselves a monotheistic faith with three persons as one...
Welcome to Orthodox Virtual Sunday School, hosted by Father Maggos. We kick off our lessons with some of the biggest questions of all: Who is God? What is God? Where is God and why can’t we see Him?
This week, we conclude the story of the Elijah with his spectacular departure as the “man who never died” and answer a long time debate – is John the Baptist the reincarnation of Elijah? (2 Kings)