Sunday, October 25 - Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church

Our Vision: To Know God
Entrance Hymn
Holy Trinity Church is under the
Omophorion of His Eminence
Metropolitan Nicholas of the
Metropolis of Detroit.
Father William J. Bartz
Presiding Priest
Father Jarrod Russell
Assistant Priest
Parish Office Hours
9 am - 5 pm
Monday-Friday
3500 W. 106th Street,
Carmel, IN 46032
317-733-3033
317-733-2806-fax
www.holytrinityindy.org
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Parish Council
President
Steve Kollias
Vice President
Tracy Pappas
Secretary
Julie Rowlas
Treasurer
Steve Young
Assistant Treasurer
George Pappaioanou
Matt Albean, Dean Antonopoulos,
Nick Dervenis, Dennis Dickos, Greg
Dickos, Bob Dine, Angelo Julovich,
Irene Sarris, Gail Zeheralis.
Staff
Office Administrator
Cindy Watson
Ministries Coordinator
Sandy Cooper
Building Manager
Tim Bryant
Administrative Assistant
Susan Baron
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Come let us bow down to Christ,
As we worship Him, The Son of God.
Save us, O Son of God, Who did rise from the dead,
We sing to You: Alleluia.
Resurrectional Apolytikion (Tone Four)
The joyful news of Your Resurrection was proclaimed
By the angel to the women disciples,
Having thrown off the curse that fell on Adam,
They ran elatedly to tell the Apostles:
Death has been vanquished;
Christ our God is risen from the dead,
Blessing all the world with His great mercy.
Festal Apolytikion (Markianos and Martyrios)
Your Martyrs, O Lord, were worthily awarded by You
The crowns of incorruption,
In that they contested for You our immortal God.
Since they possessed Your power, they defeated the tyrants,
Dashing the demon's powerless displays of defiance.
O Christ God, at their fervent entreaties, save our souls.
Church Hymn (Troparion of Pentecost)
Evlogitos i Hriste O Theos imon,
O Pansofous tous aliis anadixas,
Katapempsas aftis to Pnevma to ayion,
Ke thi afton tin ikoumenin saginefsas,
Filanthrope doxa Si.
Blessed are You O Christ our God
Who has shown the fishermen as wise men
By sending down Your Holy Spirit upon them
And through them, the whole world You drew into Your net
O Lover of mankind, glory to You.
Kontakion (Prostasia)
A protection of Christians unshamable,
Intercessor to our Holy Maker unwavering.
Reject not the prayerful cries of those who are in sin.
Instead come to us for you are good;
Your loving help bring unto us,
Who are crying in faith to you;
Hasten now to intercede and speed now to supplicate
As a protection for all time,
Theotokos, for those who honor you.
After the Prayer of the Proskomidi
I love you, O Lord my strength.
The Lord is my rock and my fortress and my Savior.
EPISTLE READING: St. Paul's Letter to the Galatians 2:16-20
BRETHREN, you know that a man is not justified by works of the law but through faith in Jesus
Christ, even we have believed in Christ Jesus, in order to be justified by faith in Christ, and not by works
of the law, because by works of the law shall no one be justified. But if, in our endeavor to be justified
in Christ, we ourselves were found to be sinners, is Christ then an agent of sin? Certainly not! But if I
build up again those things which I tore down, then I prove myself a transgressor. For I through the law
died to the law, that I might live to God. I have been crucified with Christ; it is no longer I who live, but
Christ who lives in me; and the life I now live in the flesh I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved
me and gave himself for me.
GOSPEL READING: The Gospel of Luke 8:26-39
At that time, as Jesus arrived at the country of the Gadarenes, there met him a man from the city who
had demons; for a long time he had worn no clothes and he lived not in a house but among the tombs.
When he saw Jesus, he cried out and fell down before him, and said with a loud voice, "What have you
to do with me, Jesus, Son of the Most High God? I beseech you, do not torment me." For he had
commanded the unclean spirit to come out of the man. (For many a time it had seized him; he was kept
under guard, and bound with chains and fetters, but he broke the bonds and was driven by the demon
into the desert.) Jesus then asked him, "What is your name?" And he said, "Legion"; for many demons
had entered him. And they begged him not to command them to depart into the abyss. Now a large
herd of swine was feeding there on the hillside; and they begged him to let them enter these. So he gave
them leave. Then the demons came out of the man and entered the swine, and the herd rushed down
the steep bank into the lake and were drowned. When the herdsmen saw what happened, they fled, and
told it in the city and in the country. Then people went out to see what had happened, and they came to
Jesus, and found the man from whom the demons had gone, sitting at the feet of Jesus, clothed and in
his right mind; and they were afraid. And those who had seen it told them how he who had been
possessed with demons was healed. Then all the people of the surrounding country of the Gadarenes
asked him to depart from them; for they were seized with great fear; so he got into the boat and
returned. The man from whom the demons had gone begged that he might be with him; but he sent
him away, saying, "Return to your home, and declare how much God has done for you." And he went
away, proclaiming throughout the whole city how much Jesus had done for him.
T H E C O N F E S S I O N O F FA I T H
(Nicene-Constantinopolitan Creed)
I believe in one God, Father Almighty,
Creator of heaven and earth,
and of all things visible and invisible.
And in one Lord Jesus Christ, the only-begotten Son of God,
begotten of the Father before all ages;
Light of Light, true God of true God, begotten, not created,
of one essence with the Father through
Whom all things were made.
Who for us men and for our salvation came down from heaven
and was incarnate of the Holy Spirit
and the Virgin Mary and became man.
He was crucified for us under Pontius Pilate, and suffered and was buried;
And He rose on the third day, according to the Scriptures.
He ascended into heaven and is seated at the right hand of the Father;
And He will come again with glory to judge the living and dead.
His kingdom shall have no end.
And in the Holy Spirit, the Lord, the Creator of life,
Who proceeds from the Father,
Who together with the Father and the Son is worshipped and glorified,
Who spoke through the prophets.
In one, holy, catholic, and apostolic Church.
I confess one baptism for the forgiveness of sins.
I look for the resurrection of the dead, and the life of the age to come. Amen.
Holy Communion
Holy Communion is the Body and Blood of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
Saint John of Kronstadt (1829 – 1908) says, “in partaking of the Holy
Sacrament, be as sure that you partake of the Body and Blood of Christ, as
you are sure that every moment you breathe air.”
Saint Cyril of Jerusalem (about 313 – 386) also teaches us “Since Christ
Himself has declared the bread to be His Body, who can have any further
doubt? Since He Himself has said quite categorically, ‘This is My Blood,’
who would dare to question it, and say that it is not His Blood? Therefore, it
is with complete assurance that we receive the bread and wine as the Body
and Blood of Christ. His Body is given to us under the symbol of bread,
and His Blood is given to us under the symbol of wine, in
order to make us by receiving them one body and blood
with Him. Having His Body and Blood in our members,
we become bearers of Christ and sharers, as Saint Peter
says, of the divine nature … Do not then regard the Eucharistic elements as ordinary bread and wine: they are
in fact the Body and Blood of the Lord, as He Himself has
declared. Whatever your senses tell you, be strong in
faith.”
The Lord urges us to make a sincere effort to make peace
with each other when anger or hurt exists, seeking
forgiveness or granting forgiveness, as appropriate, (Matthew 5:24) before
approaching the Lord.
Receiving Holy Communion is certainly important to our spiritual life and
growth. This ultimate connection with Jesus Christ is a gift which God gives
to us and one which should be accepted gratefully and responsibly. Our
Church teaches that receiving Holy Communion frequently is encouraged.
Our Church also teaches that a preparation is expected.
Preparation for Holy Communion can vary from person to person. The
minimum preparation to receive Holy Communion is to fast from meat on
Wednesday and Friday and not eat anything on the morning, prior to
receiving Holy Communion. For those who must take medication that
requires food, they are permitted to eat that which is necessary for their
health.
Furthermore, the Church teaches us to fast on particular days during the
year and especially during the four main fast periods. These four main fast
periods are in preparation of holy days of the year, as follows:
Each of us is encouraged to approach the Chalice to receive Holy
Communion in love and in peace, gratefully and responsibly.
2015 Stewardship
As of 10/25/15, the following 400 Holy Trinity families submitted a 2015 Stewardship Pledge for a total pledge amount of $653,265.
Stewardship forms are available in the Founders' Walk and online at holytrinityindy.org.
Justin & Catherine Adams
Richard & Athena Adams
Ghirmay & Tebereh Adhanom
Netsanet Adhanom
George & Dia Agapios
Craig & Mary Ajango
Vaino & Nancy Ajango
David & Sharon Albean
Mary Albean
Matthew & Karen Albean
Lisa Alexander
William & Anna Alexander
John & Koula Anagnostou
Nikolaos Anagnostou
Frances Anderson
Stephanie Anderson
Brad & Vicki Andrews
Cheryl Andros
Paula Andros
Katherine Angelopolous
Mildred (Angie) Angelopolous
Chris Angelopoulos
Sandra Angelopoulos
Ellen Antoniades
Anthony & Gena Antonopoulos
Dean Antonopoulos
Elaine Antonopoulos
Roula Antonopoulos
William & Patricia Apostolakis
Stacey Apostoles
Mary Armington
Esther Arvanitis
George & Jill Arvanitis
James & Maria Athanasiou
Patty Avgerinos
Jim & Marika Bagios
Susan Bagios
James & Tamilyn Bakas
Dan J & Sylvia Baker
George & Julie Baroudos
James & Geraldine Baroudos
Father William & Presbytera Emily Bartz
Melanie Batalis
George & Angela Bayetakos
Brian & Barbara Beachnau
Jason & Georgette Beatty
Katherine Michalarias Bekas
Stavroula Bekas
Alexandra Belous
James & Lucinda Belt
Ryan & Katherine BeMiller
Dimitra Bereveskos
Angela Bevel
Cornelia Bevel
Georgia Birch
Tim & Georgia Bixler
Doug & Annamaria Boggs
Richard Bonaccorsi & Desiree Dimond
Alex Boutselis &
Andrea Martin-Boutselis
James & Irene Bovis
Ryan Braun
Angelo & Joan Brisimitzakis
Curt & Renee Brochhagen
Jerome & Beverly Brown
Georgia Buchanan
Judith Burns
Chris & Sylvia Byerly
Carl & Rebecca Shea Cafouros
Robert & Angela Calliotte
David & Kathleen Carlson
George & Tona Catavolos
Randolph & Peggy Chekouras
Constantine & Diane Chininis
Elizabeth Chones
Bill & Karen Christoff
Nancy Christy
Martha Chronis
William & Patricia Churchill
J. Kevin & Elaine Coghlan
William & Kathleen Conrad
Thomas & Nia Cortese
Thomas & Heidi Cortese
Paul & Diana Coulis
Sofia Craig
Leigh Ann Csubak
Artemis Dallas
Christopher & Teresa Dallas
Marcus & Sally Dallas
Frank & Janet Daskalos
Stacy & Susan DeHart
Mary Demetriades
Estrine Demos
Nicholas & Sharon Dervenis
Theodore & Julia Dervenis
George & Torrey Dial
Areti Diamantidis
Ekaterini Diamantidis
Dennis Dickos
Greg & Nancy Dickos
Theone Dickos
Jimmy & Elaine Dimitroff
Kathi Dimitroff
James & Kathryn Dimos
Jeri Dine
Robert & Diana Dine
Tyler Dolan
Thomas & Irene Doney
Kathryn Dowell
Doreen Drukas
Peter & Lea Dunbar
Joseph & Florie Eaton
Ted & Anneliese Ebersole
Dino & Stacy Efthimiou
Anthony & Jill Eleftheri
Coula Eleftheri
Lawrence & Beth Eleftheri
Demetrios & Melinda Emmanoelides
Donald & Maria Farley
Paul & Florence Farris
Anthony & Marian Filis
Joanna Filis
Tom Filis
Tim Filley
John & Sandra Foerster
Kevin & Marianna Foulkrod
Barbara Barkas Frechette
Jim & Cindy Freudenberg
Stavros & Sophia Galiotos
Stephen & Zoe Gatsos
Francis & Heather Gay
Stephanie Gemelas
Anne Genest
Philip & Dorothea Genetos
Charles & Genevieve George
Soter Georgopulos
Thomas & Angeline Georgopulos
Demo & Maria Gianakos
Steve & Angelique Gianakos
Chrysostomos Giannoulakis
Robert & Janice Gigli
Gregory Gorogiani
Antonios & Helen Gounaris
George & Sarina Gounaris
Maria Gounaris
Barry & Matina Graffeo
Christopher & Natalie Greisl
J. Michael & Cynthia Hackett
Stephen & Nicole Hackett
John & Erin Hadzigeorge
Anthony & Diane Hamstra
Erik Handwork
Lesli Handwork
Keith & Maria Hanzlik
Michael & Alexis Hendricks
Remon Hermeena
David & Erasmia Herzog
Thomas & Kathleen Hinshaw
Sotiris Hji-Avgoustis &
Jean Pappas Molleston
Les & Jennifer Hock
Nikolia Hock
Harry & Eugenia Hontos
Duane & Eleny Hostetler
Helen Houseman
Frank & Athena Hrisomalos
Frank N. Hrisomalos
Karen Hrisomalos
Nicholas & Joanne Hrisomalos
Tom & Debbie Hrisomalos
Tony & Tula Hughes
Panayiotis & Catherine P. Iatridis
Marian Jannetides
Nick & Elaine Jannetides
Mark & Irini Jennings
Ronald & Sunday Johnson
Angelo & Christine Julovich
Kaleigh Julovich
Hristos & Kristin Kaimakliotis
Betty Kalyvas
Joshua Kammerer
John & Sharon Kandris
Antonion & Anna Kantzavelos
Andrew & Athena Kapsalis
William Karandos
Gus & Maritsa Karas
George & Eleni Katris
Melina Maniatis Kennedy
George & Melanie Keris
Thomas & Brandie Kopsas- Kingsley
Christopher & Maria Kirages
George & Susan Kirages
James & Tamara Kirages
Peter Kirles
Nicola Kitcoff
Bobby John & Elizabeth Kokinos
Pete & Argie Kokinos
Stephen & Gail Kollias
Effie Konduris
Tina Konduris
Paula Koneda
John Koumoulides
Mario & Karen Kourmoulis
George & Tricia Kritikos
Michael Krupp
Christopher & Antonia Lafter
Themetroula Lahanis Sikes
David & Alyssa Letcher
Nektarios & Bessie Lianakis
John & Leah Lickliter & Kite-Lickliter
Todd & Joez Lickliter
Mary Lienert
Constantine & Lauren Linos
Panagiotis & Virginia Linos
Virginia Linville
Michael & Jean Lisch
Stephanie Litz
William & Cynthia Longest
Owen & Labrine Lucas
George & Koula Lupear
Ellen Lupear-Pemberton
Craig & Barbara Madsen
Damian Maggos
Michael & Helen Malandrakis
Joshua & Katherine Malarsky
Raymond & Bessie Maltby
Presbytera Janet Mamalis
Robert & Heidi Mandich
Constantine Maniakas
Gary & Niki Martine
Athanasios & Marina Mavrikis
John Mavrikis
Chris & Voula Mavropoulos
Harry R. (Mac) & Margo McLaughlin
Jim Gus & Veronica Megremis
Marigoula (Marsha) Mendakis
John & Paula Metaxas
William & Anita Metzger
Gary Michelson
Irene Milionis
Kelly Milionis
Tracey Milionis
Jason & Kelly Minas
John & Anna Mirkopoulos
Alex Mishel
Jeffrey & Panayiota Moe
Ben & Gianna Mohrman
Thomas & Fontini Moore
Nick & Marilyn Mourouzis
Nico & Alexandra Mousdicas
Ernie & Wendy Mudis
William Mullen
Amer & Aretoula Nahas
J. Matthew & Alexis Neal
Daniel & Sue Genest Neuendorf
Theodore & Christine Nicholas
Brian Nicholoff
Sam & Dawn Nicholos
Wayne Nicodemus
Christodoulos & Artemis Nikolaou
Dean & Heidi Nikou
John & Toula Oberlies
Brian & Sotiria Tides Oliver
Dean & Gladys Paikos & Justo
James & Martha Paikos
Larry & Athanasia Paikos
Angela Palikaris
Niki Palikaris
Doreen Pancol
James & Demetra Pancol
Lee Pancol
Stephanie Pancol
John & Holly Pantzer
Dimitrios Papaioannou
Alex & Hionoula Papakosmas
George & Marjorie Pappaioanou
Aristea Pappas
Donna Pappas
Elizabeth Pappas
George & Mary Pappas
Georgiana Pappas
Gus & Cathy Pappas
James & Martha Pappas
John G. Pappas
Leon & Andrea Pappas
Nicholas & Tracy Pappas
Victoria Pappas
Eric Passmore
John & Liberty Pasyanos
Nicholas Pasyanos
Joseph & Christine Pavia
Elias & Maria Pavlakos
Martha Payne
Gregory & Mary Iatridis Pease
John & Maria Pease
James Aaron Perry
Kevin & Victoria Perry
Sarah C. Perryman
George & Cilia Pogas
Helen Pole
Mike & Holly Polites
Mina Potamousis
Nikos Potamousis
Michael & Lisa Poulakis
Angelo Poulos
Peter & Kyriaki Prionas
Thomas Prionas
Francine Protogere
Michael & Angeline Protogere
Pauline Protogere
Kostas Protopapadakis
Gus & Monica Pulos
Thalia Pulos
John Raikos
Mary Raikos
Menelaos & Sherry Reckas
Zachary & Amanda Reckas
Jean Regas
Larry & Alexandra Ricketts
Vicki Ricketts
Pete & Maria Rigakos
Becky Rogers
Julie Rowlas
Deacon Jarrod Russell
Mary Sampson
Kathryn Samuelson
Anthony & Linda Saran
Nicholas & Yaping Saran
Sam Saran
Aspasia Sarellas
Christos Sarellas
James & Debra Saricos
Georgia L. Sarivalas
Irene Sarris
Nick Sarris
Rade & Fanny Savich
Ellen Schmidt
Jacob & Angie Schneider
Vasiliki Scholarinas
John & Georgia Schwoeppe
Tony Seat
Douglas & Doris Segar
Michael & Michelle Semon
Rebecca Sheckell
Janet Siakotos
John & Georgia Siamas
Thomas Siamas
Gregory & Zoe Simopoulos
Maria Sioni
Albert & Martha Sleder
Nick & Joan Smyrnis
Nick & Vickie Sofianopoulos
Penny Sofianopoulos
Periclis & Vicky Sofianopoulos
Stavroula Sotos
Gust & Nora Spenos
Andrew N. & Michelle Spirrison
Nikita & Janet Spirrison
Stephen & Kristina Stamatis
Mary Strapulos
Michael & Janet Stropes
Kostandinos & Amy Stubos
Susan Talbot
Katherine Theofanis
Nick & Anne Theohares
Dimitrios & Maria Therianos
Eleni Therianos
Carol Tietz
Matthew & Penny Tom
Johanna Tournier
Andrew & Kristina Tridico
Nikki Tsangaris
Nikolaos & Amily Tsiampas
Glenn Turner
Robert & Elaine Updike
Michael & Venetia Vagias
Paul & Jennifer Vallis
Toula Vasos
Connie & Sondra Vitsas
James Vitsas
Jonathan Vitsas
Vanessa Vitsas
John & Eleni Vogas
Jordan (Donny) & Laura Vogas
George & Joyce Voivodas
Steven & Lisa Voivodas
Jean Voucas
Anthony & Kristen Waterbury
Vincent & Stacy Costidakis Wertz
Jim & Cindy Woodruff
Athena Wright
Paraskevi Xidias
Ann Yager
Christopher Young
Michael & Helen Young (Yoannides)
Steven & Irene Young (Yoannides)
Angelo & Lynn Zarvas
Helen Zarvas
Chris & Becky Zeheralis
Gail Zeheralis
Lynn Zeheralis
St. George IOCC Benefit Dinner
An IOCC Benefit Dinner will be held this evening at St. George Greek Orthodox Church, 10748 E
116th Street in Fishers, Indiana beginning at 6pm. Tickets are $45 in advance, $55 at the door. For
more information, call the St George Parish Office at 317-845-7755.
GOYA Volunteer Opportunity
On Wednesday, October 28, GOYA will provide meals and babysitting for the Life Lessons session
on Parenting. Go to http://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c084fa8aa29a7f49-life to sign up for a
food item to share. Meal begins at 6pm, so please arrive by 5:30pm for setup. For more
information about GOYA and upcoming events, please send an email to [email protected].
Trunk or Treat & Jr/Sr GOYA Dance
Holy Trinity will host the 1st Annual Trunk or Treat event on Friday, October 30 at 6:30pm. This
event will include trick or treating "trunk style" in the Holy Trinity parking lot, other activities like
face painting, games, a costume contest, and a dance for the youth. (If weather becomes an issue,
we will move the event inside.) If you are providing a "Trunk", please arrive before 6pm as this
area of the parking lot will be closed to traffic at that time for safety purposes.
The schedule for the event is as follows:
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6:30pm to 8pm: “Trunk or Treating” in the parking lot (5th grade and younger)
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8pm to 11pm: “Youth Dance” in the Founder’s Walk (6th – 12th grade)
“Trunk or Treat” will be an event that brings all the Orthodox youth in Central Indiana together for
fellowship and fun. For more information, http://bit.ly/1LpSENw or contact Kevin Perry at
[email protected]
Sunday Service Schedule and Teams
Date
Parish Council Early Duty
Parish Council Early Duty
Team
10/25/15
Dean Antonopoulos
Dennis Dickos
Team 1
Narthex Server Team 1
Altar Boy Team 1
Evan Baroudos
Eli Baroudos
Greg Chininis
Steven Dervenis
Zander Eleftheri
John Eleftheri
*Nicholas Gemelas
Chris Hock
Zach Hock
Justin Hock
Kalli Agapios
Alexandra Hackett
Julianna Hackett
Nadja Henderson
Emily Neuendorf *
Zoey-Marie Nicodemus
Alexa Pavlakos
Sara Theohares
Anna Tridico
Ashley Spirrison
Fofo Stergiopoulos
Mikayla Tom
Upcoming Weeks
Michael Hostetler
Christian Lafter
**Christopher Metzger
Elliot Mudis
Chris Pappas
George Pappas
Nick Simopoulos
Dean Sofianopoulos
Andrew Spirrison
Alex Theohares
Parish Council Team 1
Matt Albean
Dean Antonopoulos
Dennis Dickos
Angelo Julovich
Tracy Pappas
Julie Rowlas
Irene Sarris
Date
Parish Council Early Duty
Parish Council Early Duty
Team
11/01/15
11/08/15
Nick Dervenis
Angelo Julovich
Greg Dickos
Tracy Pappas
Team 2
Team 1
Parents of Church School Students
To be eligible for the Dickos Awards and GOYA Basketball program, each child must have a
completed and submitted Church School registration by November 1, 2015. The child is NOT
considered enrolled unless the registration form is completed. These registration forms are
available every Sunday in the Educational Wing.
Election Day Bake Sale Cancelled
The Baking Session on Saturday, October 31 and the Election Day Bake Sale Scheduled for
Tuesday, November 3 are CANCELLED because there are no local elections this November.
New Approach to Prosforo
Many people make prosforo for the Divine Services on Sunday. Father Bill thinks that there are
plenty of volunteers to offer only fresh prosforo for Sunday Divine Services. In order to make
this happen, 24 volunteers are needed to make three loaves of prosforo AND bring it to Holy
Trinity Church on Friday (8:30 am - 5:30 pm) OR on Saturday (8 am - 2 pm). With 24 volunteers,
each person would only make bread once every three months. If anyone is interested, please
contact Father Bill or Father Jarrod or contact the Parish Office at [email protected].
Parish Council
Those who are interested in serving on the Parish Council for the 2015-2016 term are encouraged
to complete the form and submit it to the Parish Office no later than November 1, 2015. Blank
forms are available in the Narthex. For questions, please contact the Parish Office at 317-7333033 or [email protected].
Trinity Ball RSVP
The Trinity Ball, to be held Saturday, November 14, 2015, promises to be an exciting, delicious,
and monumental event in Holy Trinity Church history. Almighty God has blessed the faithful of
our Parish, and we give glory to God for His goodness, love, and mercy. We will celebrate with
fellowship, dinner, dancing and a very special Burning of the Mortgage Ceremony to highlight the
evening. Be sure to turn in all RSVPs no later than Sunday, November 1. If you did not receive
an invitation, please call the Church office at 317-733-3033 or email [email protected].
Welcome Committee
Please help to make the visitors to our Parish feel welcomed by joining the Welcome Committee.
Presently each person is scheduled once every two months. More volunteers are sought for this
ministry. Please contact Sandy in the Parish Office at (317) 733-3033 or email at
[email protected].
Book Fair Fundraiser
On Friday, November 13 from 7pm – 9pm Holy Trinity will host a Book Fair Fundraiser at Barnes
& Noble (14790 Greyhound Plaza, Carmel). Member and Author Elaine Jannetides will be there
for the unveiling of her newest book, A Golden Bond. A portion of her book sales, as well as a
portion of Barnes and Noble’s sales from November 13 - 17 will benefit the Holy Trinity Greek
School. Please provide Holy Trinity’s voucher code (11725280) upon checkout. Can't make the
event? Use our code for your online purchases at www.bn.com/bookfair (November 13 - 17 only).
Soup
Please bring flip-top cans of chicken noodle soup to Church, and put them in the blue
Philoptochos bin. These are needed for our monthly soup kitchen.
Stewardship
See someone from the Stewardship Committee in the Founder's Walk after Divine Services to
offer completed 2016 Stewardship Cards.
HOLY TRINITY FINANCIAL UPDATE
Operating Account Activity 10/11/2015 - 10/17/2015
Income $22,611.82
Expense $18,166.98
Year to date Income $701,037.02
Year to date Expense $694,924.37
Upcoming Events
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Sunday, October 25
Basketball Practice 12:30pm
Special Parish Council Meeting 12:30pm
Tuesday, October 27
St. Paul Bible Study 10am
Dance Rehearsal--Adult 7pm
Wednesday, October 28
Kafeneio 10am
Life Lessons (Parenting) 7pm
Thursday, October 29
Tour 9:30am
Greek School 5pm
Choir Rehearsal 6:30pm
Trinity Ball Meeting 6:30pm
Adult Greek School 7pm
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Friday, October 30
Trunk or Treat Festival &
Jr/Sr High Dance 6:30pm
Saturday, October 31
Yoga 10am
Adult Greek School 10am
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Sunday, November 1
Artoklasia -- Philoptochos 12pm
Tour - 12pm
Basketball Practice 12:30pm
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Tuesday, November 3
St. Paul Bible Study 10am
Missions Committee Meeting 7pm
Dance Rehearsal--Adult 7pm
Wednesday, November 4
Kafeneio 10am
Philoptochos General Meeting 6:30pm
St. John Patristic Study 7pm
Thursday, November 5
Greek School 5pm
Choir Rehearsal 6:30pm
Adult Greek School 7pm
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Friday, November 6
St. Basil Film Study 6pm
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Saturday, November 7
Yoga 10am
Adult Greek School 10am
Greek School Teachers Meeting 10am
HOPE/JOY Meeting 5pm
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Sunday, November 8
Bible Sunday
General Assembly
Jr High & Sr High GOYA Chili Fundraiser 12pm
Basketball Practice 12:30pm
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Tuesday, November 10
St. Paul Bible Study 10am
Stewardship Committee Meeting 6:30pm
Dance Rehearsal--Adult 7pm
Wednesday, November 11
Kafeneio 10am
St. John Patristic Study 7pm
Thursday, November 12
Tour 10am
Leisure Timers 11:30am
Greek School 5pm
Vesperal Liturgy - St John Chrysostom 5:30pm
Choir Rehearsal 6:45pm
Parish Council Meeting 6:45pm
Adult Greek School 7pm
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Saturday, November 14
Yoga 10am
Adult Greek School 10am
Trinity Ball 6pm
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Sunday, November 15
Basketball Practice 12:30pm
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Tuesday, November 17
St. Paul Bible Study 10am
Philoptochos Board Meeting 6:30pm
Dance Rehearsal--Adult 7pm
Wednesday, November 18
Kafeneio 10am
St. John Patristic Study 7pm
Thursday, November 19
Greek School 5pm
Choir Rehearsal 6:30pm
Adult Greek School 7pm
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Saturday, November 21
GOYA Soup Kitchen--Junior and Senior High 8:30am
Yoga 10am
Adult Greek School 10am
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