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SUNDAY
SERVICES:
Orthros - 9:00
am
Divine Liturgy -
10:00 am
Church School -
Following Communion




SERVICES AND EVENTS THIS
WEEK:
75th
Anniversary Fellowship Hour Calendar
April 18: Church School/Greek School
May 9: Walkathon
May 16: Philoptochos
June 13:
Acolytes *Altar Boys)
June 20:
A.H.E.P.A./Daughters
September 2:
J.O.Y./H.O.P.E.
October 10:
Founders
October 24:
Psaltes(Cantors)/Choir
November 7:
Past Presidents/Council
December 19: Father
Nicolaos Kotsis 5th Anniversary
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Stewardship Letter from Rev. Father
Nicolaos H. Kotsis -
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2010
Parish Council Stewardship
Plan - Click Here
2010 Stewardship Direct Deposit
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Kalh Tessarakosth! Blessed Lent!
2010 LENTEN
CALENDAR
Archdiocesan Haiti Relief Fund
We thank everyone for their donations
towards the Archdiocesan Haiti Relief Fund. Our Saint Nicholas
Parishioners, Parish Council and Ladies Philoptochos Society, together
combined to raise over $10,000
to help relieve the devastation in Haiti. We thank you for your
generosity!
The
Saint Nicholas Parish Oratorical Festival
The Parish Oratorical Festival is scheduled for Sunday, March
14th, at 10:00 am sharp. The 7th – 12th grade students need to
be here by 9:45 am in order that we may start on time. All other
students (Preschool to 6th ) grade should report to their
classes as it will begin at 10:00 am.
2010 Saint John Chrysostom Oratorical Festival:
Topics, Topic Tips,
and Bibliography - Click Here
75th Anniversary
How and
when was Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church founded? Join us on
Sunday, March 14 for “AN EVENT TO REMEMBER” and you will visually be taken
through the years from 1935, when an original church was built on North Main
Street, through 2010 when our beautiful new edifice was erected and which we
occupy today. This will be a nostalgic evening for our older and long-time
parishioners and enlightening for the younger and newer members. Open
House from 6:30 pm to 9:00 pm. Refreshments will be served (no charge).
This is a 75th anniversary celebration event under the chairmanship of
Presvytera Eva Paul and Tula Prokos. Please give us your support.
Find Them, Greet Them, Love
them:
Redefining our Ministry to
Young Adults
A.H.E.P.A. S cholarships
To qualify for the American Hellenic Education Progressive Association
District College Scholarship you have to be a member of the A.H.E.P.A. family (Sons of
Pericles, Maids of Athena, A.H.E.P.A. or Daughters). If
your college does not have chapters of the Sons or Maids, I encourage you to
join the A.H.E.P.A. or
Daughters. For an application, please contact Dr. Kleanthous at
c.kleanthousmd@sbcglobal.net. To Join the Daughters, call Perry Katsikas
734-995-4766 for information.
New Kroger Community Rewards
Program!
On May 1, 2009, Kroger began their new Rewards Program that replaces their
Kroger Care program. The new program will be easier.
From
now on we will no longer have to replenish the Kroger cards that we received
when we joined the fundraising program.
The
church will now
simply receive credit as we use our Kroger rewards cards. These cards are
the ones that are scanned at the registers to receive the sale price
on selected items.
Parishioners are asked
to register their Kroger rewards cards online with our new organization
number at:
www.krogercommunityrewards.com
Then use the Kroger plus shopping card every
time you shop. That's it.
If you do not have a computer,
and need to
register please see Kate
for the alternate method of registration.
What an easy, no
hassle way for our church to earn money.
We hope that the entire parish participates.
Continual Food
Drive
Our Saint Nicholas Parish
has begun its Annual Food Drive to help those who are struggling in these
hard economic times.
Let us reach out
to those who need our help. We ask that you bring only non-perishable
food items and place them on the cart in the exo-narthex.
“For I
was hungry, and ye gave me food: I was thirsty, and ye gave me drink: I was a stranger, and ye took me in. . .”
Matthew 25:35
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