Weekly Sunday Bulletin-October 16, 2016
Ministry News
Sunday School has begun and we are looking for a few good women and men to teach our youth about the Orthodox faith. Several of our volunteers have been teaching for at least 10 years and we need to share this great responsibility with new volunteers.
While it is a great commitment, it is such an important ministry to help our youth grow spiritually and carry on the beautiful traditions of our church.
Please consider being a lead teacher, or an assistant. If you are not comfortable with a weekly commitment, there are opportunities to team teach, alternating every other week with another teacher. All grades have a teaching curriculum with easy to follow lesson plans. Also, there is a whole host of new online resources to keep it interesting for our new generation.
If you can only make a short term commitment, there are opportunities to chair the Oratorical Festival or direct the Annual Christmas Pageant.
If interested, please fill out a volunteer application (available in the South Narthex) and forward to susanselimos@comcast.net.
Greetings from the Greek School at St. Demetrios. The School welcomes young and older students who would like to study Modern Greek. Classes began on Monday, September 12, 2016 and are scheduled to end on May 15, 2017.
Classes offered: A’, B’, Γ’, Adult Beginners, Advanced, Preparation for the Greek Proficiency Test. Registration: Forms are on the desk in the south narthex. Times: A’, B’, Γ’, Adult Beginners – 4:15 to 6:00 PM, Advanced – 6:00 to 8:00 PM, PPT to be arranged. Fees: $200 per student for the academic year 2016-17. Non-steward families are required to pay an additional $100 per family.
Teachers: Joanna Andriotakis, Stavroula Christodoulou, Malvina Protogerou Curie and Sophia Polikandriotis Litsas.
For further information please contact Stavroula Christodoulou at: 954-755-3506 or isapaul@aol.com
ΚΑΛΗ ΧΡΟΝΙΑ ΚΑΙ ΚΑΛΗ ΕΠΙΤΥΧΙΑ!
Registration:
Registration for programs other than Greek School is still available at https://stdemetrios.org/ministries/program-registration/ Greek School registration forms, for children and adults, are on the desk in the south narthex.
