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THE VOICE
of St. George
Published Monthly with Special Editions by St. George Orthodox Church -- Flint, MI
January 2013
Volume 22, Numbers 5
Namedays, Birthdays, and Anniversaries
January 1 to January 31, 2012
Birthdays
January
1 Abrahim Y. Abousamra
Luai Helal
Amal Koubty
Ameera Rishmawi
2 Anthony "Tony" Y. Abueita
Denise Ghattas
3 Joseph "Joe" Farah
Diane G. Ghattas
Susan Qazaha
4 Jeneviav "Jennifer" A. Abuaita
5 Ivy Amor Alkhoury
Karam Nassar
6 Essa AbuAita
Shurouq "Sherri" I. Abuaita
Charles "Chuck" Koory
7 Johnathan W. AbuFarha
8 Issa Ishaq
Sandra "Sandy" K. Thomas
9 Tamara Haddad
Dalia Masaad
Julie K. Salim
11 Mary Khoury
Adam Monkaba
12 Lana Abu-Aita
13 Khalil Abousamra
William "Will" D. Sophiea
14 Alexander "Alex" J. Ghattas
15 Amirah B. Abuaita
Anaam Abueita
Issa S. Odeh
Jamil "Jim" A. Rishmawi
16 Carri L. Farah
Daniel "Danny" P. Tijerina
17 Rania AbuAita
18 Anwar "Andy" Y. Abueita
Anthony I. Daoud
19 Elias S. Abuaita
Dunya S. Abueita
John A. Farah
20 Rimi H. Abuaita
21 Julian M. Alkazaha
Qusta Hayek
Michael Mortensen
22 Housam Abousamra
Nesrine Hamati
Leland "Lee" M. Harris
Dannie E. Jones
23 Tikeyha J. Alexander
Daniel "Danny" Gantos
24 Jamil N. Haddad
Jennifer J. Harris
Robert M. Teunion
25 Hazar G. Abu-Aita
Elaine Fakhoury
Rene E. Hanna
Marlen F. Odeh
Essa B. Shomali
26 Catrina Hamati
Reema Khoury
27 Leslee A. Abud
Christina Deligorges
Girma S. Tewolde
28 Sami H. Abuaitah
Deena Haddad
George Khoury
29 Juliano A. Abuaita
Nihal Fanous
Benjamin Monkaba
30 Majd Abufarha
31 Emma M. Joseph
22 Majd Timothy Abuaita
Timothy "Tim" S. Beers
25 Gregory "Greg" Lotof Farah
Wedding
Anniversaries
January
10 Mr. and Mrs. George Gantous
17 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hamati
18 Mr. and Mrs. Issa Abueita
28 Drs. Ronald Shaheen & Kathy
Kudray
29 Mr. and Mrs. James David
Namedays
January
1 Basel Hanna Abuaita
Basil Andoni
Basem Souheil Nassar
3 Jeneviav "Jennifer" Anton
Abuaita
14 Nina Thomas Smith
17 Ayham Anthony Abuaita
Anthony Abueita
Anthony "Tony" Yacoub Abueita
Anthony Issa Daoud
Tony Fakhoury
Anton "Tony" Edward Khouri
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Daily Prayer Life
♦
Remember the newly departed servants of God who have fallen asleep in the Lord: Patriarch Ignatius IV of
Antioch (+December 5th) and Muna Ibrahim (+December 10th, aunt of Rula Alkazaha).
May her memory be eternal!
♦
Remember our parishioners who are ill, recovering, or in need, especially His
servants: Jonathan Bassett, Samira Gantous, Camille Ghantous, Nadera
Ghantous, Phyllis Good, Carol Haddad, Roland Haddad, Betty Khouri,
Jean Khouri, John Khouri, Mariam Khoury, Norma Lazar, Lourice
Matta, Danny Mortensen, George Nassif, Elaine Salim, Elaine Shaheen,
Michael Silpoch, Marie Skafi, William Sophiea Jr., those who are suffering
in the Middle East, the supporters and benefactors of St. George, and the
members of our Parish Council, Ladies Auxiliary, Teen SOYO, Altar Servers,
Altar Society, Chanters, Choir, Church School, Ushers, and YAF.
♦
Remember the servant of God who is with child: Marlen Odeh.
For the following, please update Fr. Joe whether they should remain on our
prayer list – Thank You!
Remember the family and friends of St. George parishioners: Fr. Roman
Braga and Mother Seraphima (Dormition Monastery), Clemence (Dn.
Mike’s mother), Jamie Irish-Smith and Kristi Kraxner who are with child,
and Shawna Hale (family/friends of Dn. Michael and Pam Bassett), Kinan
Turjman (nephew of Sahar Abdallah), Michel Abuaita (father of Lucy
AbuAita and Mary Khoury), Michel Abuaita (brother of Janett Abuaita),
Youssef, Georgette, and George Damouni (parents and brother of Lina Burbar and May Gantos), Jessica Dedow (niece of JoAnn Hawkins), Hani Farah
(former parishioner), Maha Qassis (sister of Ziyad Ibrahim), Aida Abusaada
and Nisam Wasfie (friends of Ida Isaac), George Ishak (nephew of Amira Hanna), Gabby Joubran (brotherin-law of Najwa Joubran), James Gorr (father of Melissa Bathish), Lilly Hissin (aunt of Naila Banna, Hiam
and Inam Bathish), Elias Ibrahim (uncle of Rula Alkazaha), Annie Guevara, Doug Halstead, Amir Hekmati,
Bob Loth, Bella Ward, Rebekah Augenstein, Anna Oppenheiser, and Art Reyes (friends of Sally Joseph),
Hanna Abu-Nimer and Nassar Zatuna (relatives of Karam Nassar), Loretta and Daniel Karpelenia
(mother/brother of Denise Ghattas), Jenna Marsico (niece of Jim Delbridge), Annette Mars and Sue
McCarthy (friends of Elaine Shaheen), Nassim Salomon (brother of Janet Abueita), Megan Meade (relative
of Bob Teunion), Elaine Gejoff, Marcella Moorman, and Dennis Perez (from St. Mary Magdalene), Gloria
and John Zelenko (from St. Nicholas), Helene Nicola and Frieda Maloof (aunts of Leslee Abud), and Paul
Thomas (cousin of the Salim’s).
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Congratulations and God bless:
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George and Sandra Mitri on the birth of their 2 child Yasmeen on November 19 .
Announcements
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From December 25 through January 4 , there is no fasting as we continue our celebration of our Lord’s Nativity (Birth). On Saturday, January 5th, which is a fasting day in
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preparation for our Lord’s Theophany (Baptism) on Sunday, January 6 , the traditional fasting discipline
(no meat, poultry, eggs, dairy, fish, and their by-products) is observed while wine and olive oil are allowed.
The traditional fasting discipline (no meat, poultry, eggs, dairy, fish, wine, olive oil, and their by-products)
is observed on all other Wednesdays and Fridays.
Our Christmas Party will be on Thursday, January 3rd, at 6pm at the
home of coordinator Susan Shaheen (8449 Grovemont Court, Grand Blanc, 810-953-3848). Please
RSVP to Sue by phone or email [email protected].
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Our Party will be on Monday, January 7 , at 6:30pm at the home of
co-coordinator Christine Elias (433 Chalmers Street, Flint, 810-233-0414). Please RSVP to Christine by
phone or email [email protected].
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January 17 is the Feast of the Venerable Anthony the Great, the Namesday
of His Grace Bishop Anthony. Send him a greeting at:
His Grace Bishop Anthony
5315 Sorrento Blvd
Fort Wayne, IN 46845
E-Mail: [email protected]
Information for this program at the Antiochian Village is available at their web page:
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http://www.antiochianvillage.org/camp.html. The dates are February 15 -18 .
If you would like your home blessed after our celebration of our Lord’s Baptism and the
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Blessing of Water on January 6 , please contact the church office (810-732-0720) to add your name to
the list. Fr. Joe will call to make an appointment.
The Summer Camping Program at the Antiochian Village (about 1½ hours from Pittsburgh) serves young people ages 9-17 who come from parishes throughout the Archdiocese. The main
goal of the camp program is to “present to young people a living experience of the Holy Orthodox Faith in
their relationship with God and other campers in an uncluttered, natural environment”. The Village provides an experience, which has been very instrumental in the spiritual maturation of many of our young
people. The major components which contribute to that experience include the following: 1) daily Orthodox worship with an emphasis on participation; 2) a challenge toward spiritual growth through daily homilies, religious education, and relationships with counselors and fellow Orthodox campers; 3) a safe and
naturally beautiful setting for group living; and 4) a caring and loving staff fully dedicated to the camper’s
well-being and growth. For more information and to register, please check out their web site at:
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http://www.antiochianvillage.org/camp.html. We go to the 2 Session June 30 -July 12 . If you have any
questions, would like more information, or have registered for camp, please speak with our Camp Committee chairman, Anaam Abueita (810-686-9744 or [email protected]).
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This coming summer, June 19 -23 , our conference
will be hosted by St. Michael Orthodox Church in Louisville, KY. Hotel and Conference Registration information is available at their website: http://www.stmichaelorthodoxchurch.org/plc. Bishop Anthony is encouraging all of our parishioners to attend! We hope that as many of our parishioners as possible will participate. Fr. Alexis Kouri and the faithful of St. Michael’s have been working very hard and we are very
thankful for their efforts.
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July 21 -28 to be hosted by St George-Houston, TX. Information
is in the Lounge and can be found at: http://www.achouston2013.com/.
This program provides a unique opportunity to gain valuable professional experience and build leadership skills. This hands-on program is designed to mentor and cultivate
today’s young leaders, strengthen their understanding of the Executive Office, and prepare them for future
public service opportunities. The program’s mission is to make the “People’s House” accessible to future
leaders from around the nation. The application for the Summer 2013 program is now open. For more
information (the deadline is January 27, 2013): http://www.whitehouse.gov/about/internships/apply.
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We will meet on Monday, January 14 at 6pm. All are invited to join! We continue our study of the Worship in the Orthodox Church. If you have any questions or would like more
information, check out our Web Site (see below) or contact Deacon Mike at [email protected].
The Orthodox Churches of Greater Flint are supporting the work of Catholic Charities in
Genesee County by helping to feed the hungry and help the poor and needy. Please see the flier in the
Lounge for more information and the food items needed. You may bring your items at any time to be put
in the wooden Feed the Hungry container in the Hall Foyer. Each Sunday of the month a different church
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is having the food drive. St. George is on the 1 Sunday of each month. May God be with the needy and
bless those who help them.
St. George’s Web Site: saintgeorgeflint.org. Did you miss church on Sunday and want to
know what was in the Weekly Bulletin? Check out our web site! Don’t remember what to
bring for our Food Drive? Check out our web site! Want to know what is going on with
our different Ministries (Organizations, Departments, Education, etc)? Check out our web
site! There is so much and it’s updated all the time -- Check it out every week!!!
Coming Events in February
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Godparent Sunday
Pan-Orthodox Retreat
Hosting is a great way to celebrate a birthday, anniversary,
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Namesday, or in Memory of loved ones. Available dates: January 13 and 20 -- sign-up
poster is in the Hall. Hosting information is in Hall and Lounge and includes: bringing whatever you wish to serve and cleaning up afterwards. St. George provides coffee, cups,
cream, and sugar at a charge to the host of $25.
If you desire to receive Holy Communion, first prepare yourself through Holy Confession, fasting (at least NO BREAKFAST, unless it is needed because of medication!), and prayer. Then when the Chalice is brought forth from the Altar, approach it quietly (NO TALKING!) as you follow the Ushers, FOLD YOUR ARMS (right over left), and remain quiet. As you approach
the Chalice, say your Baptized Name. With your arms still crossed, back away from the Chalice – there is
no need to Cross yourself when near the Chalice since it might cause you to dangerously “bump” the
Chalice. If you desire to kiss the Chalice, just remain after your receive Holy Communion and Fr. Joseph
or Deacon Michael will give it to you to kiss – please DO NOT touch the Chalice. Quietly return to your
seat and say the Prayers After Communion (on page 128 in the Red Service Book), while the remainder of
the parish is receiving the Holy Eucharist.
Fr. Joseph and our Ushers want to make coming to
church a positive experience for everyone while being
a good example for our children and visitors. They are
committed to helping our parishioners have a prayerful
atmosphere. Fr. Joseph wants to make it clear that the
Ushers have full authority to keep things orderly – such
as; the right time for people who are late to enter the
church, to keep people from talking in the church
(including the Narthex), making sure the Lounge is
quiet while following the service, etc. If you have any
questions, please speak with Fr. Joseph.
As of December 18, 2012
The Bible says a “tithe” is giving 10% of our income to God
through His Holy Church. In the Old Testament, the tithe was
the maximum. For Christians, the tithe is the minimum! ALL
of our 240 families need to make an Offering as soon as
possible. Don’t let anyone rob themselves of this blessing from
God!
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Our budget for 2013: $249,585
Number of Families who still need to offer: 209
Total Offered by 31 Families/Individuals: $31,292.00
New Offerers: 3
Increase in Offering: 5
Offering Range: according to how God has blessed you!
Your commitment is NEEDED!!!
Please fill out the 2013 Offering
Form as soon as possible.
THANK YOU!!!
We thank the following families for turning in their 2013 Offering Form in support of
God’s work at St. George.
ADD YOUR NAME TO THE LIST!!!
If your name is not listed, please fill out your 2013 Offering Form TODAY and mail it to the
Church or put it in the Sunday Offering Tray.
Thank You and God Bless You!
New this year in BOLD (did not fill out a form last year)
Increase in Offering is Underlined
As of 12/18/2012
1. Mr. and Mrs. Youssif Abousamra
2. Mr. and Mrs. Fouad Abuaita
3. Mrs. Jeneviav Abuaita
4. Mr. and Mrs. Najeb Abuaita
5. Mr. and Mrs. Suheil Abuaita
6. Mr. and Mrs. Tawfiq AbuAita
7. Mr. and Mrs. Jiries Abu-Aitah
8. Fr. and Mrs. Joseph Abud
9. Mr. and Mrs. Adeeb Bathish
10. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Bathish
11. Mr. and Mrs. Issa Daoud
12. Mrs. Iman David
13. Mr. and Mrs. Youssef El-Chaer
14. Mr. and Mrs. Ayman Elias
15. Mr. and Mrs. George Gantous
16. Mr. and Mrs. Nasri Haddad
17. Mr. Ronald Haddad
18. Mr. and Mrs. Elias Hanna
19. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hawkins
20. Mr. and Mrs. Samer Ibrahim
21. Miss Daisy Isaac
22. Mr. and Mrs. Issa Ishaq
23. Mrs. Najwa Joubran
24. Mr. and Mrs. Jamil Nassar
25. Mrs. Olga Nassar
26. Mr. Ramzi Qumseya
27. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Saadeh
28. Mr. and Mrs. William Sophiea
29. Mr. Robert Teunion
30. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Thomas
31. Mr. Ghassan Yacoub
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Feast of the Holy Theophany of our Lord God
and Savior Jesus Christ
January 6th
Introduction
The Feast of the Holy Theophany (Epiphany) of our Lord God and
Savior Jesus Christ is celebrated each year on January 6th. The Feast
commemorates the Baptism of Christ and the divine revelation of the
Holy Trinity. At the Baptism of Christ, all three Persons of the Holy
Trinity—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—were made manifest. Thus,
the name of the Feast is Epiphany, meaning manifestation, or
Theophany, meaning manifestation of God.
Biblical Story
The Biblical story of the Baptism of Christ is recorded in all four of
the Gospels: Matthew 3, Mark 1:1-9, Luke 3:21-22, and John 1:3134.
John the Baptist, the cousin of Jesus and the one chosen by God to
proclaim His coming, was preaching in the wilderness and was
baptizing all who would respond to his message calling for
repentance. As he was doing this, John was directing the people
toward the one who would baptize them with the Holy Spirit
(Matthew 3:11).
The Scriptures tell us that Jesus came from Galilee to John at the
Jordan to be baptized by him. Initially, John would not do this, saying
that Jesus should baptize him. Jesus said to John, “Let it be so now; for it is proper for us in this way to fulfill all
righteousness” (3:15). John consented and baptized Jesus.
When Jesus came up from the water, the heavens opened suddenly, and the Holy Spirit descended upon Him. The
Bible records that the Spirit descended like a dove and alighted on him. When this happened, a voice came from
heaven and said, “This is my Son, the Beloved, with whom I am well pleased.” This was the voice of God the
Father.
Christ’s baptism in the Jordan was a “theophany,” a manifestation of God to the world, because it was the
beginning of our Lord’s public ministry. It was also a “theophany” in that the world was granted a revelation of the
Holy Trinity. All three Persons were made manifest together: the Father testified from on high to the divine
Sonship of Jesus; the Son received His Father’s testimony; and the Spirit was seen in the form of a dove,
descending from the Father and resting upon the Son.
The theme of “manifestation” or “revelation” is also expressed in Scripture with the symbolism of light. In the
hymn of the Feast we sing, “Christ has appeared and enlightened the world.” Thus, January 6th is also known as
the Feast of Lights. The Church celebrates on this day the illumination of the world by the light of Christ.
Icon of the feast
The Icon of the Feast of Theophany tells the story from the Gospels in images and color. On the left side of the
icon we see John the Baptist (1) who is dressed in camel’s hair and has the appearance of one who lives in the
wilderness. His arms are outstretched, showing an attitude of prayer and reverence, but also directing others to
Christ. With his right hand he is conducting the baptism.
1. Saint John the Baptist conducts the Baptism of our
Lord and Savior Jesus Christ (detail).
2. The Heavens open, the voice of the Father is heard, and the
Holy Spirit in the form of a dove descends upon Christ (detail).
In the center of the icon is Christ being baptized in the Jordan. He is standing in the water wearing a waistcloth,
and with His right hand He is blessing the waters of the Jordan. Above His head is the Holy Spirit descending as a
dove upon Him (2). At the top of the icon, a semicircle depicts the opening of the Heavens and the voice of the
Father.
3. Angels of the Lord gathered on the shore of the Jordan
River give praises to Christ (detail).
4. An angel of the Lord receives Christ as He comes
out of the water (detail).
On the right side of the icon angels are shown with their heads bowed in reverence to Christ (3). They are prepared
to receive Him as He comes out of the water (4).
The Orthodox Celebration of the Feast of Epiphany
The celebration of this Feast of our Lord begins on January 5th, a day known as the Forefeast of Theophany.
Depending on the day of the week, this could be an evening service with Vespers followed by the Liturgy of Saint
Basil or a morning service with Matins and the Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom. Following the service on January
5th, the service of the Blessing of the Waters is conducted. Prior to the evening or morning service the Royal Hours
with the Typika are said.
On January 6th, the day of the Feast, the Divine Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom is conducted preceded by Matins
and followed by the second Blessing of the Waters. The Blessing of the Waters is conducted in the church;
however in many places throughout the world services are conducted near open bodies of water. As a sign of
blessing as Christ blessed the Jordan, holy water is poured into the body of water. An associated tradition has been
the tossing of a cross into the water to be retrieved by divers.
The holy water from the church is given to the faithful to consume and to use in blessing their homes. In the weeks
following the Feast, clergy visit the homes of parishioners and conduct a service of blessing using the holy water
that was blessed on the Feast of Theophany.
Scripture readings for the Feast are the following: At the Vespers/Divine Liturgy on January 5th: 1 Corinthians
9:19-27; Luke 3:1-18. At the Divine Liturgy on January 6: Titus 2:11-14, 3:4-7; Matthew 3:13-17.
Sun
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Tue
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Circumcision in the
flesh of our Lord
--------------Basil the Great
Wed
2
13
Martyrs Hermylos
and Stratonikos of
Belgrade
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8
Venerable
Euthymios the Great
10
Arabic Bible Study
12:30pm-2:30pm
YAF Party @ Christine
Elias’ Home 6:30pm
SOYO Wednesday
7-9pm
15
16
Nino, Equal-to-the
Apostles and
Enlightener of Georgia
21
Arabic Bible Study
12:30pm-2:30pm
Altar Society
6pm
22
Bible Study
3-5pm
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28
Venerable Ephraim
the Syrian
Bible Study
3-5pm
Royal Hours for
Theophany
6:30pm
Great Vespers and
Confessions 5pm
11
Theodosios the Great,
the head of
monasteries in
Palestine
12
18
19
Great Vespers and
Confessions 5pm
SOYO Wednesday
7-9pm
23
Apostle Timothy
North End Soup Kitchen
9am-12:30pm
Pan-Orthodox
Dormition Monastery
Dinner at St. George
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30
Parish Council
6:15pm
31
Arabic Bible Study
12:30pm-2:30pm
SOYO Wednesday
7-9pm
Great Vespers and
Confessions 5pm
25
Arabic Bible Study
12:30pm-2:30pm
SOYO Wednesday
7-9pm
27
Translation of the
Relics of John
Chrysostom
Sat
5
Venerable Anthony
the Great
Bible Study
3-5pm
Book Club 6pm
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9
Bible Study
3-5pm
14
Fri
4
Altar Society
Christmas Party at Sue
Shaheen’s home - 6pm
Civil New Year
6
Theophany (Baptism)
of our Lord
Blessing of Water
Thu
3
Venerable Genevieve
of Paris
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Gregory the
Theologian,
Archbishop of
Constantinople
Great Vespers and
Confessions 5pm
St. George Orthodox Church
G-5191 Lennon Road • Flint, Michigan 48507 • (810) 732-0720 E-mail: [email protected]
Web Site: saintgeorgeflint.org
V. Rev. Fr. Joseph M. Abud, Pastor
Deacon Michael Bassett
Divine Services for the Lord's Day
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Saturday
{Confession*} 5 PM
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Sunday
{Confession*} 8:30 AM—9:30 AM
8:50 AM
{Arabic & English}
10:00 AM
Church School follows Holy Communion from September to May
* Confessions may also take place by appointment with Father Joe during the week.
Major Feast Days (see
schedule of Divine Services)
2012-13 Theme for
Church School,
Creative Festivals,
and Parish Life
Conference
Parish Council, Departments, & Organizations
PARISH COUNCIL Any parishioner may attend meetings and speak during “Parishioner Comments”.
ALTAR SERVERS • Subdeacon George Gantous, Head Sacristan 810-714-7332 E-mail: [email protected]
ALTAR SOCIETY • Susan Shaheen, Coordinator
-953-3848 E-mail: [email protected]
CHOIR • Reader Gregory Farah, Director 810-695-2462 E-mail: [email protected]
CHURCH SCHOOL • Janet Abueita, Director 810-771-7152 E-mail: [email protected]
LADIES AUXILIARY • Aida Nassar, President 810-433-1515 E-mail: [email protected]
TEEN SOYO • Sandy Abueita, President 810 659-6578 E-mail: [email protected]
YOUNG ADULT FELLOWSHIP (YAF) • Coordinators Watan Abuaita 810-771-7152 or [email protected] and
Christine Elias 810-875-3863 or [email protected]
Office Hours
CHURCH SECRETARY: Laura Nichols E-mail: [email protected]
Monday – Thursday 9am-3pm, Closed on Friday