Weekly Bulletin - Prophet Elias Greek Orthodox Church

Epistle Reading
St. Paul’s First Letter to the Corinthians 8:8-13;9:1-2
Brethren, food will not commend us to God. We are no worse off if we
do not eat, and no better off if we do. Only take care lest this liberty of
yours somehow become a stumbling block to the weak. For if any one
sees you, a man of knowledge, at table in an idol's temple, might he not
be encouraged, if his conscience is weak, to eat food offered to idols?
And so by your knowledge this weak man is destroyed, the brother for
whom Christ died. Thus, sinning against your brethren and wounding
their conscience when it is weak, you sin against Christ. Therefore, if
food is a cause of my brother's falling, I will never eat meat, lest I cause
my brother to fall. Am I not free? Am I not an apostle? Have I not seen
Jesus our Lord? Are not you my workmanship in the Lord? If to others I
am not an apostle, at least I am to you; for you are the seal of my apostleship in the Lord.
Greek Orthodox Church of Greater Salt Lake
www.gocslc.org; [email protected]
Sunday, February 15th 2015
Judgment Sunday (Meatfare Sunday)
Gospel Reading
The Gospel of Matthew 25:31-46
The Lord said, "When the Son of man comes in his glory and all the holy
angels with him, then he will sit on his glorious throne. Before him will be
gathered all the nations, and he will separate them one from another as a
shepherd separates the sheep from the goats, and he will place the
sheep at his right hand, but the goats at the left. Then the king will say to
those at his right hand, 'Come, O blessed of my Father, inherit the
kingdom prepared for you from the foundation of the world; for I was
hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me drink, I was
a stranger and you welcomed me, I was naked and you clothed me, I
was sick and you visited me, I was in prison and you came to me.' Then
the righteous will answer him, 'Lord, when did we see you hungry and
feed you, or thirsty and give you drink? And when did we see you a stranger and welcome you, or
naked and clothe you? And when did we see you sick or in prison and visit you?' And the King will
answer them, 'Truly, I say to you, as you did it to one of the least of these my brethren, you did it to
me.' Then he will say to those at his left hand, 'Depart from me, you cursed, into the eternal fire
prepared for the devil and his angels; for I was hungry and you gave me no food, I was thirsty and
you gave me no drink, I was a stranger and you did not welcome me, naked and you did not clothe
me, sick and in prison and you did not visit me.' Then they also will answer, 'Lord, when did we see
you hungry or thirsty or a stranger or naked or sick or in prison, and did not minister to you?' Then he
will answer them, 'Truly, I say to you, as you did it not to one of the least of these, you did it not to
me.' And they will go away into eternal punishment, but the righteous into eternal life."
To contact our clergy, please call the numbers listed below:
Reverend Father Matthew Gilbert: 801-556-1139
Reverend Father Elias Koucos: 801-556-4640
Reverend Father George Politis (retired)
Holy Trinity Cathedral: 279 S. 300 W. SLC, UT 84101, (801) 328-9681
Prophet Elias Church: 5335 Highland Dr. Holladay, UT 84117, (801) 277-2693
Sunday Services
15th
February
Holy Trinity:
Prophet Elias:
Orthros 8:30am/Divine Liturgy 9:30am
Orthros 8:30am/Divine Liturgy 9:30am
Father Elias
Father Matthew
Weekly Services
February 21st
Holy Trinity:
Prophet Elias:
Orthros 8:30am/Divine Liturgy 9:30am
Orthos 8:30am/Divine Liturgy 9:30am
*2nd Saturday of the Souls*
Father Elias
Father Matthew
Memorials
February 15th
Dimitrios (Jim) Kosmas
February 22nd
Wilma Pappas
3 years
40 days
Prophet Elias
Holy Trinity
When Scheduling Memorials… Memorials must be scheduled through Fr.
Matthew. For inquiries regarding memorials or to schedule one, please contact Fr.
Matthew at 801-556-1139 or [email protected].
Prayer List
Kim, Margaret, Ruth, Stephanie, Steve, Tami, Lexi, Alexander, Tony, Nick, Jill,
Margaret, Brooke, Preston, George, Charissa, Madeline, Edie, Sabina, Wendy, Eric,
Helen, Jordan, Dee, Mihalis, Brent, Marie, Niko, Carol, John, Mary, Christine, Agnes,
Irene, Mike, Darin, Lorraine, Sandy, Ralph, Debbie, Margie, Georgia, Tino
*If you would like to add a name to the prayer list you can do so by calling the main
office at Holy Trinity at 801-328-9681.*
Parish Council Meeting
Parish Council Meeting on Monday, February 16th at 6:30pm at Holy Trinity
If you want something added to the bulletin, please remember: the information
needs to be sent directly to our email ([email protected]) by 12:00pm
every Wednesday as we do have a deadline. We encourage you to keep your
bulletin announcements to one simple paragraph with contact information.
Please keep in mind if you’ve already sent an entry for the bulletin we will
mindfully repeat it in the bulletin until it is outdated. Along with this, due to space
limitations, we will only run each entry for four weeks prior to an events date.
ARCADIAN APROKRIES MAKARONADA
Please join the Arcadian Family at the annual Makaronada on meat-fare Sunday,
February 15th, 2015 right after church at Holy Trinity Cathedral. This is open to the
entire community; all proceeds will go to the Arcadian charities. Adults $10; children
$7. Hope to see everyone there.
ARCADIAN LADIES
Our next luncheon meeting will be on Saturday, February 21ST, 2015, Noon at
The Cinegrill 1000 South Main Street, Set #102. There is lots of free parking. It
will be an open menu. Please RSVP to Karen
at [email protected] or 801-913-2414. Please contact your ladies.
Daughters of Minos
The Daughters of Minos scholarships are now open to all students of Cretan
Heritage. To apply email the following: U of U – Trina Redmond
at [email protected]. Deadline is March. University of Utah Scholarship Office
201 South 1460 East Room 135.
The Annual Panahaikos Society Bake Sale
Will take place on Sunday February 22nd, at Holy Trinity and Prophet Elias, during
coffee hour in the Memorial Hall at Holy Trinity and in the small gym at Prophet Elias.
Come and get some delicious sweets for you, your family or your friends.
ATTENTION: Ladies of our Community who might have: handmade knitted,
embroidery, needlework, or made in the loom (plexta, kentina, patanies,
kopaneli, ufanta) tablecloths, blankets, clothing pieces carpets etc. from the
1950’s we would like to showcase them during the National PAA (Pancretan
Association of America) Convention this coming summer in a Cultural exhibit.
This will be a great opportunity to showcase some beautiful works of “art” to
many attendees and the new generation. We are also in need of an old wooden
chest “baoulo” which will also be used during the exhibit. All items will be
secured AT ALL times. Please contact Roula Sargetakis at 801-466-6533 for
more details. Thank you
SAVE THE DATE
Share the love Breakfast fundraiser for Saint Sophia School on Sunday, March
29th Immediately after services at both Holy Trinity and Prophet Elias. We
appreciate all your love and support.
The William D. Cocorinis Scholarship
This $1000 scholarship is available to University of Utah students in good
standing with an academic emphasis in Modern or Ancient Greek Language,
History or Culture. Preference will be given first, to students of merit who are
engaged in the study of Modern Greek and second, to students of merit who are
otherwise engaged in Hellenic Studies. Application deadline: 5:00 pm on Friday,
March 20th, 2015. For information contact Mrs. A. Angelides at
801-281.3311
APOKREAS PARTY-MARDI GRAS
Saturday, February 21ST, 2015 at Prophet Elias
6:30pm-Social Hour
7:30pm-Dinner
8:30pm-Raffle
9:00pm-12:00am-Dancing
$15-Adults
$10-Children 12 & under
We will be selling tickets for Apokreas at both churches this Sunday through Friday,
February 20th, or online at gocslc.org.
Saint Sophia School
Is now accepting applications for the 2015-2016 school year.
Call today for more information 801-424-1297
TODDLER TUESDAYS: 18 Month to 2 1/2 (with parent) 9:00-11:00 AM
PRE K 3’S: 9:00-12:00 MTWTHF
PRE K 4’S 9:00-12:00 MTWTHF
KINDERGARTEN: 9:00-3:30 MTWTHF
EXTENDED LEARNING: 12:00-3:30 MTWTH F
PLEASE JOIN US FOR AN OPEN HOUSE EVERY TUESDAY in FEBRUARY
from 9:30-11:30 AM OR BY APPOINTMENT.
Please call the school office to schedule. 801-424-1297
Ted and Katy Speros Memorial Scholarship 2015 Applications
Ted and Katy Speros Memorial Scholarship applications for 2015 are available
in the Church offices at Holy Trinity and Prophet Elias. Applicants must submit
completed applications to Vickie Peters before March 1, 2015 at Vickie Peters,
4476 South Manor Ridge Place, and S.L.C. Utah 84124.
Housing needed for a final year Medical Student at the University of Utah who is
Orthodox from Syria through the month of March 2015. Please call Father Elias
801-556-4640 if you are able to help or have any suggestions in helping find
accommodations for this student.
Thank you, Rev. Fr. Elias Koucos
Youth Group Events
GODPARENT SUNDAY
It’s Godparent Sunday at Prophet Elias, March 8th. Plan to attend church with
your godchild.
Jr. /Sr. Oratorical Festival
Sunday March 8th. New this year-- we are combining the event with both
Sunday School programs. The Oratorical Festival will take place at Prophet
Elias. Philoptochos will host lunch afterwards. Please come support our youth!
Any questions, please call Paul Karahalios at 801.870.1514 or Elenie
Sefandonakis at 801.718.7515. More details to follow.
Congratulations
Congratulations to Fr. Elias for being appointed as the chairman for the Interfaith
Roundtable. The following is the link to the article for further information.
http://www.deseretnews.com/article/865620813/Interfaith-Roundtable-chairmaninspired-by-family-to-give-service.html
Daughters of Minos
We are having our next Daughters of Minos meeting on Sunday
February 22nd at 4:00pm at Holy Trinity. We will be holding a food
drive to help a family in the community that needs some help.
There is a parishioner in need of furniture. If you are interested in donating, call
the church office at 801-328-9681, or email [email protected].
My Dear Beloved Youth,
We have recently concluded the first major feast days of the New Year January 1st, St.
Basil the Great and on January 6th, the Feast of Epiphany (the manifestation of the Holy
Trinity at Christ's baptism). We read in the Gospel of St. Mark that God the Father, God the
Son and God the Holy Spirit appeared at Jesus' baptism. As we continue through the New
Year and progress in our growth and knowledge of our Lord let us continue to write a new
page with words of hope, of love and of self-control and continue to make room to receive
God, as He appeared to us. Hope makes all things work and love makes all these things
beautiful. His appearance renews and transforms us, making us children of the most high
God by entering into communion with Him through the mysteries of the church—the Holy
Eucharist, the Blood and Body of Christ. Continue in your efforts to attend worship services
and Sunday School so the fruits of your faith will make all things possible. Please let me
know if there is anything you need and if I can be of help in your continued journey through
the New Year and always.
God bless,
Rev. Fr. Elias Koucos
IMPORTANT MESSAGE FROM FATHER MATTHEW
GREAT LENT BEGINS FEBRUARY 23
The message of Saint John the Baptist was one of repentance in preparation for the Kingdom of
Heaven. The first words of Christ were exactly the same: “Repent, for the Kingdom of Heaven is at
hand”. So the faithful are repeatedly exhorted to repent that they might be found worthy of a place in
His Kingdom. This is particularly shown in the extra striving required in the four fasting periods, and
especially during Great Lent which begins in one week.
As you know, I have been encouraging all parish families -- young and old -- to schedule time during
the upcoming Lenten period to see me, your priest and spiritual father in this parish, for
theSACRAMENT OF HOLY CONFESSION! I could not ask this of you if I, myself, ignored this
absolutely necessary and soul-saving sacrament. I, too, confess to my spiritual father regularly
throughout the year. So I humbly ask you not to postpone it today, for our Lord does not guarantee
ustomorrow. Please call me.
UPCOMING LENTEN SERVICES
You may ask, ‘How can one face the many personal problems and difficulties of today, whether in the
family, on the job, or in society in general?’ Perhaps your burdens have become greater than your
ability to cope with them, an experience faced by many people today. Facing all of these burdens
alone would certainly be overwhelming, but bringing our struggles to Christ enables us to overcome
them. One important way of bringing our hearts and our struggles to Christ is by partaking in the
services of our Holy Orthodox Church. The Lenten season affords us many opportunities to do so.
Below are just a few of the many services that will be offered:
Saturday, February 21: 2nd Saturday of the Souls, Orthros and Divine Liturgy beginning at 8:30amat
both churches;
Sunday, February 22: Vespers of Forgiveness immediately following Divine Liturgy at both churches;
Monday, February 23: Compline Service, 6pm at Prophet Elias only;
Tuesday, February 24: Service of the Great Canon, 9am at Holy Trinity only;
Wednesday, February 25: Presanctified Liturgy, 9am at Prophet Elias only;
Thursday, February 26: Service of the Great Canon, 9am at Holy Trinity only;
Friday, February 27: 1st Salutations to the Theotokos, 6:30pm at both churches;
Saturday, February 28: 3rd Saturday of the Souls, Orthros and Divine Liturgy beginning at 8:30amat
both churches
Sunday, March 1: Sunday of Orthodoxy Vespers, 6pm at Prophet Elias only
TUESDAY MORNING BIBLE STUDY
JOIN US! We will meet on Tuesday, February 17 at 10:30am at Little America in the room by the
reservation desk in the coffee shop. We are continuing our enlightening and wonderful study of
theBOOK OF REVELATION.
LOOKING AHEAD...
GODPARENT SUNDAY at PROPHET ELIAS will be held on Sunday, March 8! Our Holy Church
Fathers remind us that we must instruct our children in Orthodox Christian life from the day they are
born by our example, in our every thought, word, and deed and that Sunday Liturgy is a culmination
of all of the prayer and worship that take place in the home during the week.
GROWING IN CHRIST
If you haven’t yet requested to receive my bi-monthly CROSS+WALK Newsletter, pertaining to all
things spiritual, or my bi-weekly FEED MY SHEEP message (via email only), please let me know and
I will gladly include you on my list! Please call or text me
at 556-1139, or you may email me at [email protected].
Humbly in Christ,
Father Matthew
Project Recognize
The Daughters of Penelope is continuing Project Recognize. This project seeks to
recognize women of Hellenic descent/Phil-Hellenes/Daughters of Penelope who served or
currently serve in any branch, or in any capacity of the military and the Peace Corps. Please
send the names to Joanne Saltas via email at [email protected] by February 21,
2015.
Congratulations to Mary Saltas Mannos who is celebrating her 100th birthday on
February 24th, 2015.
HT PHILOPTOCHOS SANDWICH MAKING PARTY
AND MEETING!
February 18th, 2015 at 6:30 pm at HT
We will be making sack lunches for the
Homeless Shelter and having a short meeting!
Come help us “bag” some love!
Everyone is welcome to come and help.
WENDOVER TRIP
The holidays are over, now let’s have some fun. On Thursday February 19th the Young
at Heart will be going to Wendover, Nev. We leave Prophet Elias at 8:30am. Then
from the Memorial Hall at 9:00am. And leave Wendover at 5:00pm. We receive $7.00
and a FREE buffet. So put your cares away, and go to Nevada for the day! RSVP for
serious participants only, Bill Kandas 801-272-1906 or Bill Rekouniotis 801-6730424.
SAVE THE DATE
7th,
March
2015. The Hellenic Cuisine Academy celebrates its 5th year in 2015 with
cookbook author and Mediterranean food expert Stephanie Patsalis. The evening will
begin with a cooking demonstration followed by a salmon dinner and book
signing. Tickets are on sale now. If you have any questions or would like to purchase a
table for this event, please contact Vickie Peters at 801-262-3233.
Daughters of Penelope and AHEPA
Appreciate the overwhelming support given for our scholarship
fundraiser event: BASILE.
Check out www.basilefoods.com for some great items.
Visit www.daughtersofpenelope.org and ahepa.org to learn about the
organization.
For local information and membership applications
contact [email protected] for the Daughters and
[email protected] for AHEPA.
The Hellenic Cultural Association thanks all those who joined us for an enjoyable and
delicious Membership Luncheon last Sunday. It was our pleasure to honor our youth
basketball teams and our committed coaches for their dedication to the sport and
development of every player. Thank you Coach Gerard Gallegos and Coach Michael
Katsanevas for sharing your heartfelt thoughts and philosophy of working with our
youth. Thank you to Kosta Katsohirakis for presenting information about the upcoming
Pancretan Assoc. of America (PAA) 2015 Nat’l Convention to be held in Salt Lake City
June 27 - July 2. A special thank you to George and Karee Marinos for preparing the
delicious prime rib menu. They own Ogie’s Café located at 3515 S Redwood Road.
Thanks to all those who worked to make the luncheon a success. Finally, welcome to
all new and renewing HCA members. We look forward to another banner year with you
Holy Trinity Philoptochos Membership Tea
To our wonderful ladies in Philoptochos and to those interested in
becoming a member…
Please join us for our annual event as we welcome new members and also,
take this opportunity to show our appreciation for our current members’
ongoing dedication to serving our community!
Saturday, March 7th
10:00am-12:30pm
Cottonwood Country Club
1780 E Lakewood Drive
Holladay, UT
A continental breakfast will be served.
We look forward to seeing everyone!
For questions/information please contact:
Georgia Katsohirakis 801-635-4345/[email protected]
Christy Daskalakis 801-558-1310 / [email protected]
Heartfelt thanks for supporting the Daughters of Penelope annual Valentine's Bake
Sale at Prophet Elias. Proceeds go to our various charities.
Next DOP meeting Monday, February 23, 7:00 pm at Prophet Elias
Dear Parishioners,
Enclosed is a current list of stewards for the 2015 year. If your name is not on
this list and you have made a stewardship commitment, please contact the
church office at 801-328-9681. If you have not made a stewardship commitment,
please do your part to help in the financial ministry of our community and our
Orthodox Church. Our parish has many expenses and the help of everyone is
required to keep us a vibrant community and to help spread Orthodoxy.
A steward is someone who has been entrusted with another's property and
charged with the responsibility of managing it in the owner's best interest. So for
us, stewardship is the act of lovingly returning to God a portion of His many gifts
with which He has blessed each of us. Stewardship is a ministry that enables us
to respond to Christ’s love by perpetuating His Church’s mission. Our giving of
time, talent and treasure enables our parish to do Christ’s work here on Earth
through our many ministries, services and outreach programs.
If you haven’t already, please make your stewardship commitment today or, if
possible, increase your commitment with thanks to God.
Stewardship payments can be made on our website at gocslc.org, the Narthex,
or the church office.
In His Name and Service
The Parish Council & Stewardship Committee
Aerakis, Nick & Stephanie
Agrapides, Dan G. & Mary R.
Albert, Nikki & Steve
Athens, Nicholas
Andrenyak, David M.
Androulidakis, Emmanuel
Angelides, Nicholas & Aphrodite
Argyle, Valerie
Armaou, George & Panagiota
Armaou, Yannis
Avutynova, Victoria
Babalis, Maxine C.
Bailey, Roy L.
Bapis, Nick M. & Elaine M.
Bapis, Paul
Barton, Frank & Patricia
Batestas, Jim & Georgia
Benardis, Milton
Berry, Nina C.
Bethemess, Randy & Jeni
Bolic, Angie S.
Boutsikakis, Aristides
Burton, Jack L.
Burton, Patrick & Lonny
Carras, Mary
Cayias, George J. & Connie
Cayias, Nellie
Cayias, Thomas
Chachas, Gregory J. & Mary P.
Chachas, John A. & Irene
Chaus, William & Sharon
Chelemes, Basil & Joni
Chelemes, Sam J. & Elsie
Chicadus, Chris & Nancy
Chichis, George & Anastasia
Chipian, Terry & Mary
Colessides, Gus & Barbara
Colessides, Nick & Sid
Colin, JoAnn
Condas, Vasiliki
Corbett, Frank & Leslie
Corbett, Paul F. & Reinje
Dakis, Constantine
Daskalakis, Bob & Christy
Davis, James & Debra
Davis, Leo
Decamp, Agnes
Deneris, Charles A. & Chris K.
Dimas, Valerie A.
Dokos, Chris & Joanne
Doudaniotis, Mary P.
Doulis, Chris & Kathy
Draper, Sidney H. & Helen E.
Drossos, Bill G. & Sophia K.
Efstathiou, Demetreos (Jim)
Farah, Sameer
Felis, George & Gloria
Floor, Phillip & Robin
Fotes, George P. & Janae
Fotes, Mike & Eleni
Franchow, Justin & Angela M.
Franck, Lewis & Meredith
Futrell, Nancy
Gamvroulas, Chris
Gamvroulas, Steven P. & Maria
Garzarelli, Dimitri
Georgas, Rose
Georgelas, Chris & Bonnie
Ghicadus, M.D. Chris James & Vicki K.
Giamalakis, Mike & Pat
Giannis, Andrew & Helen
Gianoulis, Katherine
Glezos, Mary F.
Gregory, Kim & Athena
Hardwick, Maria Oneida
Hillas, John & Holman, Allison
Herbert, Bruce
Huggard, Tess
Kacinski, Carl & Goldie
Kallas, Angelo & Anna
Kallas, Elizabeth
Kambouris, Nicholas & Orie
Kapos, Georgette
Kapos, Lee & Kim
Kapos, Nick P. & Cynthia
Kapos, Todd J. & Joy H.
Karr, Geri
Karras, Beverly
Kassapakis, Stella
Kastanis, Jim & Lucille
Katis, Chris M.
Katis, Christopher & Huntington, Kelly
Katis, Sandra
Katsanevas, Maria S.
Katsanevas, Margaret
Katsanevas, Mary
Katsanevas, Mary M.
Katsanevas, Mary P.
Katsanevas, Steve & Georgia
Karahalios, Paul & Renna
Kavoukas, George
Kavoukas, Jim
Kelaidis, John S. & Fotine L.
Kevitch, Michael D. & Estelle G.
Kithas, Andrew J.
Kithas, Anthony
Kithas, Philip & Angela
Klekas, Jim & Hermione
Kogianes, Alexander
Kogianes, Steve & Jill
Korologos, Sam & Tia
Kosta, Effie
Kotronakis, Argyo
Koucos, Brianna
Kouris, Mark S. & Stacey
Kourtides, Demetrius & Bella
Lake, Lee & Kathy
Lavelle, James V.
Ligeros, Connie
Littler, Brad & Adelina
Loya, Bill & Sharon M.
Makris, Georgia
Mallas, Liz
Mannos, George
Mannos, Mary
Mannos, Mary M.
Manousakis, George M.
Mantas, Chris & Emily
Mantas, Pete J.
Margaritis, Ionna Jenny
Maritsas, Paul D. & Mickey
Markos, Bessie K.
Maroudas, Jim & Mary
Martinez, J. Tom & Pam
Mawod, Theda P.
May, Harriet
McGrath, Thomas & Kathy
Mihalopoulos, Jason & Anastacia
Mihalopoulos, Nicole
Miller, George
Milovic, Zeljko
Musuris, Mary
Nelson, Robert T. & Maria S.
Netelbeek, Joanna
Orphanakis, Jim
Orton, Cliff & Andrea K.
Orvin, James E. & Sophie
Owen, Dorothy Pappas
Owen, Michael & Cheri Teresa
Paloukos, Nick & Eleni
Papadopoulos, Larry & Irene
Pappas, Eugene
Pappas, George & Carrie
Pappas, John A.
Pappas, Stephanie
Panos, Marie
Panouses, Dena
Paras, Gus J.
Paras, John
Paras, Nick G.
Pascale, Anca E.
Pauls, Drew G. & Yvonne
Paulos, Bill
Peters, Thomas W. & Kathy
Peterson, Maryann
Pezely, Jon P. & Anna Marie
Pippas, Bill & Kula
Politis, Fr. S. George & Zoy M.
Polychronis, Jeff & Susie
Poulos, Billie L.
Priskos, Deno & Christine
Priskos, Kosta
Priskos, Lucas
Psarras, Angela M.
Psarras, Angela
Pullos, Andrea
Pullos, Joann
Rahaniotis, Nikki
Rasmussen, Dwight L.
Reganis, Tim & Nia
Reid, Georgia
Rekouniotis, Bill
Rhodes, John L. & Georgia
Rhodes, Mary & George Dillon
Rock, Freda K.
Ruoti, Charles J.
Sakellariou, Sakis & Janette
Saltas, Emily D.
Saltas, Stella
Saltas, Steven P. & Diane
Sargetakis, Joseph M. & Paula
Sargetakis, Kaleope A.
Sargetakis, Manoli & Robyn
Sargetakis, Ted & Roula
Scoville, Joshua & Mihalopoulos, Nicole
Sefakis, Pete N. & Nancy
Sefakis, Nick P. & Kelly
Sergakis, William & Joanne
Shenk, Stephen T. & Kalomyra
Skedros, Christina (Cindy)
Skedros, Demetrios G. Georgette
Skedros, Gregory
Skedros, Gregory J.
Skedros, John G. & Maria K.
Sotiriou, Alexander
Sotiriou, Antoinette
Sotiriou, Leo & Cynthia
Sotiriou, Margo
Souvall, George N.
Spyropoulos, Constantina
Stavros, Chris & Annette
Steele, Kelly
Steele, Ronald
Stephenson, Katherine
Stephenson, Michael
Stockslager, Paula & Edward
Strzelecki, John H.
Therianos, Peter
Thermos, Peter N. & Louise K.
Timothy, Warren & Jeannine
Tomaras, Leo A. & Maryanda
Tsortanidis, Anastasia
Tsortanidis, Dino & Bessie
Vamianakis, Michael N.
Vamianakis, Niko
Van Asdlan, Barbara
Vanikiotis, George T. & Maria G.
Vasilacopulos, Mary
Velis, Helen
Venizelos, Chris & Maria K.
Vosnos, George J. & Mary M.
Vosnos, Sandra
Votsis, Apostolos & Elpitha
Yannias, Peter N. & Mary
Young, Matina
Zambos, George
Zarkos, James & Dee
Zervos, Michael
Zikas, Olga
Zoolakis, John & Rena
KID’S CORNER
KID’S CORNER
1. Which disciple wanted to walk on water? (Matt.14:29)
a. Matthew
b. John
c. James
d. Peter
e. Andrew
2. Whose wife had Herod unlawfully married? (Matt.14:3)
a. Marcellus
b. Philip
c. Gratus
d. Lucius
e. Pontius Pilate
3. Wide is the gate and broad is the way that leads to what? (Matt.7:13)
a. Destruction
b. Ruin
c. Misery
d. Hellfire
4. John the Baptist came preaching in the power of which prophet? (Matt.11:14)
a. Jeremiah
b. Elijah
c. Moses
d. Elisha
e. Samuel
5. What sign was given to the pharisees that Jesus was the Messiah? (Matt.12:39)
a. Raising the Dead
b. Jonah and the Fish
c. Healings
d. Feeding the Multitude