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Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church
Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople
Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America * Holy Sacred Metropolis of Atlanta
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Vo l u m e 1 4 N u m b e r 1 0
W H AT ’ S I N S I D E
October 2014
Greek Fest 2014 ................................2
Ministry Contacts ............................3
Father Constantine’s Message ......4-5
Youth Ministry Sign-Up Form ........6
GOYA/Hellenic Academy ...............7
Our Ministries ................................ 8
Youth...........................................9-10
Philoptochos..................................11
Stewardship .............................12-15
Financials ................................16-17
Greek Fest 2014........................18-20
Our 2014 Sponsors ..................21-22
Calendar .......................................23
The world has found in you a great champion in
time of peril, as you emerged the victor in routing
the barbarians. For as you brought to naught the
boasts of Lyaios, imparting courage to Nestor in
the stadium, in like manner, holy one, great Martyr
Dimitrios, invoke Christ God for us, that He may
grant us His great mercy.
2014
Live Greek Band
Holy Trinity Greek
Orthodox Church
1217 Trinity Woods Lane • Maitland, FL 32751 • Office Phone: 407.331.4687
Admissions $3
or $2 with one can of food, per person
Friday, November 7th
12 and under are free
Active Duty Military
Saturday, November 8th
Preferred parking
$5 on site
Sunday, November 9th
for the Ephraim Project
with ID FREE admission
Kids Activities
4 –11 p.m.
11 a.m. – 11 p.m.
11 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Free Parking & Shuttle
Corner of Hope Rd. & Wymore Rd.
www.orlandogreekfest.com
Reverend Protopresbyter Constantine Simeonidis, Proistamenos
Reverend Protopresbyter Demetrios Simeonidis, Liturgical Assistant
Proto Psalti: Pantelis Xikis
Choir Director: Stacey Norton
Sexton: Fotios Fotakidis
Organist:
CHURCH OFFICE
Accountant:
Assistant Bookkeeper: Joyce Yarbrough
Church & Office Administration: Flora Milios
Conference & Reception Center Rentals: Elaine Simeonidis
Monday - Friday: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
SERVICES
Sunday Services: Weekday Services:
Orthros: 8:15 am
Orthros: 9:30 am Liturgy 9:30 am
Liturgy 10:00 am
PARISH COUNCIL
Protopresbyter: Rev. Father Constantine Simeonidis
Members:
President: Dr. Sophia Cordoba
Mr. Alex Vastardis Mr. George Kassianides
Vice President: Dr. Andy Tringas Mrs. Maria Haun Mr. Alex Vidas Mr. Sebastian Filutowski
Secretary: Mr. Nick Panagakis
Mrs. Gina Gjurich Mrs. Lisa Elliott
Treasurer: Mr. Michael Sorich
Assistant Treasurer: Mrs. Aris Harrelson & Mr. Mike Hughes
PARISH COMMITTEES PARISH MINISTRIES
Bible Study: Father Demetrios Simeonidis
Bereavement Group: Chris Rothenberger
Building and Grounds Chairs: Mike Pampoukis & Dean Bolaris
Beautification Committee: Flora & Katerina Papaioanou
Members: Joe Territo, Pantelis Xikis & John Richtmyer
Gift Shop & Bookstore: Peter Pullman
Architectural Review Board: John Dragash
Ladies Philoptochos Society President: Mary Mantzaris
Finance Committee: Alex Vastardis & Gina Gjurich
Meals for Moms: Niki Tringas
Greek Fest: Spiro Kokolis
Prayer Armada: Melissa Georgiadis & Linda Martin
Hall Rental: Gina Gjurich, Aris Harrelson & Andy Tringas
Society of Wisdom: Mary Mantzaris & Matina
Stewardship Committee: AVAILABLE
Tables Extraordinaire: Catherine Kassianides, Joyce Yarbrough & Chef George Paterakis
Welcoming Committee: Amy Vastardis
EDUCATION, CULTURE, AND YOUTH DIAKONIA COMMITTEE
Chairman: Dora Francis
Advisor: Jeana Dragash
Members: Anna Bolaris, Georgette Khoury, Eve Montero, Alex Vastardis & Andy Tringas
Adult Spiritual Enrichment: Deacon Chris Burdette, Jeana Dragash & Pamela Filutowski
Altar Servers: Theodore Pampoukis & Tim Johnson
Catechetical School: Presbytera Elaine Simeonidis, Maria Haun & Irene Sorich
Children’s Play Group: AVAILABLE
GOYA Advisors: Katerina Papaioanou & Sebastian Filutowski
Hellenic Dance Troupe: Staci Lagoutaris
HOPE/JOY Advisor: Aspacia Lindstrom
Jr. Hellenic Dance Troupe: Venetta Jones
Little Aegean Dance Troupe: Gina Avgeropoulos, George Saad & Katerina Tsolakis
Mission Ministry: AVAILABLE
St. John Oratorical Festival: Harry & Viviana Kypraios
Youth Choir: Stacey Norton
Hellenic Academy Principal: Tina Stoumbos & Nicholas Kontaridis
Auxiliary Groups
Orthodox Christian Fellowship at UCF
AHEPA
Daughters of Penelope
F AT H E R C O N S T A N T I N E ’ S M E S S A G E
often associated with “tithe,” “generosity,”
and “money.” While these associations are
not wrong, stewardship means much more
than simply giving time, talent, and treasure.
Rarely in the Bible does God interrupt
someone's life and ask him or her to do
something easy.
God didn't ask Moses to take on a few more
sheep, but to stand up to Pharaoh. God didn't
ask Sarah to go to an old-folks home, but to
start painting the nursery. God is constantly
giving people challenging assignments—to
spend a night in a lion's den, take a walk in a
fiery furnace, marry a pregnant girl who
claims she's still a virgin.
You can guess that people's initial response is
fear. I can't do that. I can't go there. I can't
say those things. I suspect that a lot of people
in Biblical times simply said ''no'' to God.
They thought, ''God wouldn't ask me to do
something that makes me uncomfortable,
right?''
Think again. God is in the adventure
business. An author once wrote, ''If there's a
challenge in front of you, a course of action
that could cause you to grow, and that would
be helpful to the people around you, but you
find yourself scared about it, there's a real
good chance that God is in that challenge.”
As Christians we use a popular term that is
challenging to many...“stewardship.” When
we hear that word we expect that our leaders
want us to give something. It is a word that is
Remember the parable of the talents in
chapter 25 of Matthew’s gospel? Here talents
refer to money. But the word talent is broader
than money. It refers to a broad range of
things. If God has given you money—and he
has given some to all of us—then we must
receive it as a trust from him. If he’s given us
talents—some kind of special ability—then
we must use that for him. If given a spiritual
gift—and every Christian has at least one—
then we must use that for his kingdom. Each
day the Lord gives us opportunities to
serve—at work, at play, with our family, in
the community.
The thing to really remember is that the
talents given to us are a trust. When you put
money into a trust account at the bank, they
keep it for you but you expect to see interest
returned to you on that money. God gives us
talents in various forms so that we can be
fruitful and multiply them for the work he has
given us to do on his behalf.
Our response to God’s grace ought to change
our lives. Christ didn’t die only to save our
souls. He was victorious over death so that
we might know how to truly live and also
find great joy and purpose in that life. Let’s
live and work every day in the certainty that
Jesus one day will say to us, "Well done,
good and faithful servant!"
What is God challenging you to do?
F AT H E R C O N S T A N T I N E ’ S M E S S A G E
Take or Receive?
As Orthodox Christians we know that
the Sacrament of Holy Communion plays
an extremely important role in our spiritual
lives. If we take a moment to think about
our participation in this sacrament, we
should realize that we do not “take”
communion, but instead, we “receive” it. At
first it may seem that there really isn’t any
difference
between
“taking”
and
“receiving.” This difference can be more clearly seen, however, if we recognize that the
Eucharist is a gift. We wouldn’t speak of taking a birthday present from someone, but rather, we
would receive it from them.
Holy Communion is a gift that Christ, through sacrificing Himself, has given to us. It is
the precious body and blood of our Savior which He presents to us as an expression of His
incredible love for us. Christ gives part of Himself to us as a gift so that we can grow closer to
Him. As Orthodox Christians we work toward becoming one with God. Having the body and
blood of Jesus Christ within us helps us to achieve this goal. It allows us to move toward
salvation in the Kingdom of Heaven.
Knowing these things we can see how important it is for us to receive communion.
Further, if we are prepared to receive, we must also act appropriately when we approach the
chalice. This is not a time for day- dreaming or joking around, but a moment of respect and
prayer. During the Liturgy the priest says, “With the fear of God, faith, and love, draw near.”
Hearing these words we must keep in mind our fear of God’s great power, our faith in Jesus
Christ, and our love for one another.
When we attend the Divine Liturgy it is essential that we are aware of what is taking
place. Christ is giving us the greatest gift the world has ever known. He is sharing Himself with
us so that we can attain eternal life with Him. Holy Communion is not something that we simply
can take, but instead it is the gift of life that we are called to receive from our Lord and Savior
Jesus Christ.
Y O U T H M I N S T RY S I G N U P F O R M
Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church of Greater Orlando
Education, Culture & Youth Diakonia Committee
Youth Ministry Registration Form
Family Last Name:
2014-2015
Date:
Father's Name:
Mother's Name:
Address:
City:
State:
Zip:
Home Phone:
Family Email:
CHILD #1
CHILD #2
CHILD #3
Name:
Name:
Name:
DOB:
DOB:
DOB:
Grade:
Grade:
Grade:
As of Sept. 1st
As of Sept. 1st
As of Sept. 1st
Allergy:
Allergy:
Allergy:
Altar Server
Altar Server
Altar Server
Catechism School
Catechism School
Catechism School
Children's Playgroup
Children's Playgroup
Children's Playgroup
GOYA 6th - 12th Grade
GOYA 6th - 12th Grade
GOYA 6th - 12th Grade
Hellenic Academy
Hellenic Academy
Hellenic Academy
HOPE K - 2nd Grade
HOPE K - 2nd Grade
HOPE K - 2nd Grade
JOY 3rd - 5th Grade
JOY 3rd - 5th Grade
JOY 3rd - 5th Grade
Jr. Hellenic Dance Troupe
6th - 12th Grade
Jr. Hellenic Dance Troupe
6th - 12th Grade
Jr. Hellenic Dance Troupe
6th - 12th Grade
Little Aegean Dance Troupe
k - 5th Grade
Little Aegean Dance Troupe
K - 5th Grade
Little Aegean Dance Troupe
K - 5th Grade
St. John Oratorical
St. John Oratorical
St. John Oratorical
Vacation Bible School
Vacation Bible School
Vacation Bible School
Youth Choir
Youth Choir
Youth Choir
Rev. 8/8/2013
G O YA B R E A K FA S T
Please join us on Sunday, October 5th, after Divine Liturgy for a special breakfast that will
benefit the youth of our Parish. All proceeds will help our GOYAns attend our annual
Advent Retreat in December. Join us for an awesome omelet station!
Suggested Donation $7 per person, $5 for 7 years and under
PA R I S H C O U N C IL B R E A K FA S T
Please join us on Sunday, October 12th, after Divine Liturgy for a special breakfast that will
benefit the Metropolis Diakonia Center in South Carolina.
Suggested Donation $7 per person, $5 for 7 years and under
O X I D AY C E L E B R AT I O N
Please join us on Sunday, October 26th, after Divine Liturgy for a special presentation
and coffee hour. All proceeds will benefit the Hellenic Academy of Holy Trinity Greek
Orthodox church of Greater Orlando.
OUR MINISTRIES
A/C FUND
There will be a second tray passed each Sunday for the
Church’s Air Conditioning Fund. Please give generously.
As of August 31, 2014 we have collected $52,769.
ADULT SPIRITUAL ENRICHMENT
Please join us in the Aegean Hall directly after Holy
Communion for class. The theme for the year is Living
Our Orthodox Faith.
ALZHEIMERS WALK
Alzheimer’s affects 5.4 million people in America. Many
are in our own parish and neighborhoods. This year’s walk
will take place at Lake Eola on October 18th, at 9 am.
Team Miliotes will again be participating, and we invite
you to join us in the walk or to make a contribution to
support the team and fight Alzheimer’s. You may donate
online at http://act.alz.org/goto/TeamMiliotes. You may
also support this worthy cause, by donating $2 for the
wrist bands found on the foyer table.
BIBLE STUDY
We will hold Bible Study each Thursday in the month
of October at 10:30 am, in the Parish Council Room.
Everyone is welcome to join in the class. We are studying
the Book of Daniel.
BYZ ANTINE MUSIC CL ASS
We will be offering a Byzantine Notation class every
Monday from 7:00 - 8:30 pm in the catechism classrooms.
If you are interested in joining this class, please contact
Pantelis Xikis at 407-322-6787 or [email protected].
CATECHISM
Parents please remember to bring healthy individual
snacks for our wonderful children.
COFFEE FELLOWSHIP
Holy Trinity continues to provide coffee for the Sunday
Coffee Fellowship. Please consider sponsoring a coffee
hour to commemorate an anniversary, memorial,
birthday, etc. Please understand that the coffee social does
not begin until after Divine Liturgy. The Agape Ballroom
will be unlocked after the final dismissal prayer is given by
the Priest.
October 5th GOYA Breakfast
October 12th Parish Council Breakfast
October 19th Available
October 26th OXI Day Luncheon
DANCE TROUPES
We will have practice every Sunday of October after
catechism classes. Please meet in the Aegean Hall if
you are a Little Aegean and in the pavilion if you are an
Asteria dancer. Greek Fest is right around the corner, so
please make every effort to attend all classes. For more
information on our dance program, please contact Mr.s.
Venetta Jones at [email protected] or call 407-9137583.
HELLENIC ACADEMY
If you have not registered your children for classes please
call Mrs. Tina Stoumbos at 407-401-8890. Join us for
OXI Day luncheon on Sunday, October 26th.
JOY/HOPE
Parents please register your children for our new HOPE &
JOY program. This program is dedicated to our children
from kidergarten to 5th grade. If you have any questions
please feel free to contact Mrs. Aspacia Lindstrum.
PAN-ORTHODOX FEEDINGS
The monthly pan-Orthodox feeding of the homeless
will take place on Friday, October 24th, at St. George
Orthodox Church. Those planning to cook should arrive
at noon, and those planning to set-up or serve should
arrive at 4 pm and stay until 6 pm.
PARISH ELECTIONS
Parish Elections will be held on December 7th, in the
Aegean Hall. Please make sure you are current with your
stewardship in order to vote. We are looking for new
parishioners to join the Parish Council. All Candidates
for the Parish Council must complete and submit to the
Parish Secretary the Parish Council Nomination Form,
signed by two (2) parishioners in good standing, one
week prior to the last Regular Parish Assembly. Deadline
is November 9, 2014 at 3 p.m. All candidates shall provide
a brief biography and an individual statement which will
be posted in the Church.
PARISH ASSEMBLY
Please mark your calendars, the fall Parish Assembly will
be held on November 16, 2014.
PHILOPTOCHOS
Join the Philoptochos for their second meeting on
Tuesday, October 7th, at 7 pm in the Parish Council
Room. We will have a membership table in the foyer
on Sundays in Octiober. Please join this philanthropic
organization called “the friends of the poor.”
SOCIETY OF WISDOM
Our welcome back luncheon is on October 16th, at
11:30 am. Join us for an informative session and good
fellowship. For further information, contact Mrs. Mary
Mantzaris @ 407-322-6958 and Mrs. Matina Pullman @
407-695-6942.
YOUTH VOLUNTEERS
Parents and grandparents, as mandated by the Archdiocese
for all Greek Orthodox churches in America, we have
safety procedures in place to provide a safe environment
for our youth. If you are interested in becoming a youth
volunteer please fill out the following three forms: the
volunteer form, the chaperone form (if you plan on
traveling with our youth, specifically needed for HDF
and any retreats) and the Praesidium form (a background
check good for two years. PLEASE NOTE: this DOES
NOT include a consumer credit report). If you have any
questions or concerns please contact Father Constantine.
AHEPA
Orlando AHEPA, Chapter #161, is planning a cruise for
2015. Everyone is welcome. For more information, please
go to our web site at www.AHEPAcruise.com.
PHILOPTOCHOS
“KINDNESS”
PHILOPTOCHOS CALENDAR
OCTOBER
7th Tuesday – Philoptochos General Meeting – Aegean Hall – 7:00 p.m.
12th Sunday – GO PINK SUNDAY
Philoptochos members are encouraged to wear pink to church as a symbol of support
promoting awareness of Breast Cancer.
Membership Sign-up Table during Coffee Fellowship
th
18 Saturday – ALZHEIMER’S WALK – Join the walk at Lake Eola, Orlando
26th Sunday – Narthex Duty – If you would like to volunteer to serve in the Narthex, please see Dena Holt or
Mary Mantzaris.
Membership Sign-up Table during Coffee Fellowship
Philoptochos Membership – Through Philoptochos, we fully exercise our Christianity. Whether our time,
talents and treasure allow us to give as active members, or as supporting members, we can each play our part
in providing the good works that benefit those whom Philoptochos serves. It is through this love, support and
dedication of our members that allows Philoptochos to continue our important mission. “Show me your faith
without deeds, and I will show you my faith by what I do”. James 2:18.
Tuesday, October 7, 2014 is a Philoptochos General Meeting. All are invited to attend this meeting and see
what Philoptochos is all about. Join other members for an interesting meeting with fun and good
fellowship. We look forward to hearing your ideas to help Philoptochos better serve our community.
Coffee and dessert will be served.
Sunshine Committee – This is a major part of our ministry. We knit healing shawls to present to those who are
ill with prayers for a quick recovery. If you like to knit, we can use your expertise. Contact any Board member
if you are interested in participating in this ministry.
“It’s All Greek to Me” – The third reprint of our cookbook is now available for sale. The cookbooks are $16.00.
Please see any Board member to purchase a cookbook. Cookbooks are also available for sale in the Gift shop.
Remember, cookbooks make great gifts.
“I’ts All Greek to Me, Two” We are preparing a sequel to our cookbook. This is an important fundraiser for
Philoptochos and we hope you will contribute your favorite recipes, including Lenten recipes. Submit your
recipes to Luz Xikis, Mary Mantzaris or any Board member. Help us ensure our community cookbook will be a
success.
USO Phone Home Project – We are still collecting old cell phones to benefit our soldiers. The funds received
from the phones is turned over to the USO for our soldiers to “phone home”. Bring your phones to Church
and deposit them in the container located just outside the Gift Shop.
Hunger Knows No Holiday – While you are grocery shopping, continue to remember those less fortunate.
Show your appreciation for the good things in your life by picking up one item per week for someone in need
and deposit it into the collection baskets located in the Narthex. Thank you for your generosity.
Ephraim Project Feeding – Volunteers are needed to help with the Pan Orthodox feedings of the homeless at
St. George Church. Help is needed to serve food.
2 0 1 4 S T E WA R D S H I P
“You are a Member of the Body of Christ”
2014 Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church Confidential Stewardship Commitment Card – Side A
Family Name: ___________________________________
Existing stewards need only indicate changes to the following information:
Address: ___________________________ City: ___________________________State: FL Zip: _____________
Home Telephone: _________________ E-mail Address: ______________________________________________
In gratitude for God’s blessings I/we make the following commitment to the ministries of Holy Trinity:
£ $75 monthly £ $100 monthly £ $150 monthly £ $200 monthly £ Weekly Come and see God work through your talents, skills and experience, as well as your financial support. Your offering to Christ and His Church can do as much
as you empower it to do. We give to Christ and His Church not according to our means but according to our love for Him.
CONFIDENTIAL: May not be Distributed or Reproduced / For Authorized Parish Personnel Only
I/We would like to offer my/our time & talents to the ministries of Holy Trinity Church in the following areas:
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 Bible Study
 Youth Work Real Estate Management
 Teaching Catechetical School  Medical
 Greek Language School
 Church Choir
 Church Camp
 Visitation of Elderly/Infirm
 Cooking - Events or Outreach
 Youth Ministry
 Scouting Finance Nursery
 Computer - general
 Legal Ushering - Welcome
 Computer - Web Site Mgt
 Mechanical - Plumbing
 Reader (in liturgy)
 Parish Newsletter
 Construction Other  Gardening Office Work
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MINISTRY RESOURCES
The Holy Trinity operating budget for the calendar year 2014 will be $822,916. Our Stewardship giving
should support all the Parish Ministries and the entire operating budget.
That would mean each family gives ONLY $34 per week
We should not depend on special affairs to meet our budget, for this is our direct responsibility. Stewardship places the responsibility
on us, for we are the recipients of God’s gifts and play an active role in perpetuating His work of salvation. The expenses of our Parish
are vital to our Church for: •Keeping in Touch With You •Maintaining our Buildings •Those Who Serve Us •Worship and Education
•National Ministries Commitment.
The quality of our service as a Parish, Metropolis, and Archdiocese depends directly on the level of your generous giving.
HOLY TRINITY GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH
STEWARDSHIP COMPARISON
Pledged Stewards
Pledges Collected
398
$288,487
431
$394,087
485
$378,832
462
$359,230
409
$326,985
Amount Pledged
$391,697
$402,627
$408,939
$374,143
$356,589 Year
As of 8/31/2014
2013
2012
2011
2010
2 0 1 4 S T E WA R D S H I P
Demetrios and Penelope Abatsas
Stephanos and Kathy Anamisis
Gregory and Haritini Andre
Gustavo and Joanne Anibarro
Sophie and Vivian Argeros
Theodore Argeros
John and Lana Argyrakis
Jason and Kathryn Ashford
Eleni Aspras
Amy Asteriades
James and Beatrice Athanas
James and Angela Athanasiou
Stacey Atsides
George Avgeropoulos
George and Ifigenia Avgeropoulos
Nicholas and Effie Avgeropoulos
Gina Avgeropoulos
Julia Baba
Katerina Backus
Georgios and Marion Bakamitsos
John and Jeanine Ballinger
Dean Bartzokis
Thomas and Diana Basil
Jose and Simone Behar
Jane Bennett
Craig and Meghan Beverly
Jamey Binneveld
Demetra Blevins
Victor Bokas
Dean and Anna Bolaris
Albert and Enkeleda Bua
Chris and Amy Burdette
Joseph and Photenie Burnett
Patrick and Anais Butler
Jim and Barbara Caldwell
Yoit Callaghan
Theodore and Patricia Capsanes
Ted Caras
Peter and Elizabeth Carellas
Alan and Vasiliki Chaddon
George and Lynda Cheros
Angela Chick
Irene Christ
Elias and Amber Christ
Chris and Helen Christakos
Vasilios Christidis
Peter and April Christie
Stella Cokias
Tom and Viola Connelly
John-Paul and Marion Conners
Kenneth Conners
Mike and Anastasia Constantine
Nicholas and Elena Constantinidis
John and Sophia Cordoba
John and Agapoula Cosmopoulos
Vassilios and Katerina Coumbaros
Amanda Cranias
Aristotle and Helen Cranias
Theodore and Jacqueline Cranias
John Cranias
Van Cranias
Evangelos and Carolyn Crikis
Michael Crikis
Frank and Nicole Culmone
Brian and Litsa Cummings
Cara Curts
Claire Cyprien
Thomas and Ermelinda Daka
Chris and Pauline Daskalakis
Nicholas and Svetlana Davatelis
Emanuel and Helen Davatelis
Ari and Rebecca Davatelis
Joanne Davis
Peter and Sylvia Deftos
John and Iris Dellis
Michael and Sandra Demetriades
Denise Demos-Benavides
Danae Dewitt
Paul Diakoumis
Teddy and Julie Dimas
Thomas and Laura Dimitriadis
Eleftheria Douvalis
John and Jeana Dragash
Marisa Dragash
Nuha Dubbaneh
Gloria Economou
Georges and Monica El-Gharib
Lisa Elliott
Emanuel and Callie Elliott
John and Athena Elliott
Marc and Suzanne Elliott
Michael and Nancy English
Maro Eslick
Asa and Venetia Evans
Ann Farmakis
Peny Farmakis
Michael and Leslie Ferderigos
Sebastian V. Filutowski
Oliver Filutowski
Konrad and Pamela Filutowski
Joseph and Maria Flood
Fotios and Georgia Fotakidis
George and Vivian Fotieo
Vivian Fotieo
Gary and Dora Francis
William and Ashley Francis
John and Kathleen Francisco
Crist Francisco
Nicholas Francisco
Bess Francisco
Peter and Maha Gadah
Harry M. Gayes
Cornelia Georgantas
Paul Georgelos
John and Catherine Georgelos
Ioannis and Melissa Georgiadis
Antonios and Georgia Georgiadis
Xrisanthi Giannas
Paul and Mary Gianoukos
George and Sandra Gionis
Dean Gionis
John and Debbie Givoglu
Bob and Wendy Givoglu
Andrew and Gina Gjurich
Vivian Gjurich
Demetrios and Kathleen Glinos
Athena Glynos
Kevin and Keiko Gowen II
Theodoros & Ourania Grammenos
2 0 1 4 S T E WA R D S H I P
Kent and Maria Gritton
James and Jamie Halkis
Gus and Mia Halkis
Gus and Hollis Halvatzis
Ramy and Catherine Hanna
John and Penny Harbilas
Nick and Callie Harbilas
Elaine Harbilas
Ken and Aris Harrelson
Casey Harrelson
Craig and Maria Haun
Tom and Lola Haynes
Clifton Haynes
Marcos and Faye Hazday
Joyce Heitman
Maria Hemke
Raymond and Amalia Henderer
Louie and May Hilal
Iman Hilal
Rouada Hilal
Eric and Effie Hill
Darren and Maria Hinshaw
Laura Hodgman
David and Ninette Holbrook
Jonathan and Harriet Holder
Thomas and Kostantina Holt
Mike and Dawn Hughes
Barbara Hughes
Angela Hughes
Michael Ibrahim
Dimitri and Anna Ioannidis
Dean and Caryl Iracleanos
Paul and Olga Jakubowski
Aleks and Verdhiqi Jani
Denny and Fay Johnson
Rob and Garifalia Jones
Edward and Venetta Jones
Pothiti and Ana Panayotis
Callie Kachmar
Nicholas and Mary Kanelos
Tony Kapothanasis
Theodoros and Drosoula Karamanis
Esther Karras
Theresa Kashlak
Jean Kasotakis
Takis and Evridiki Kasparis
Christina Kassianides
George and Catherine Kassianides
Vasilis and Kathryn Katsafanas
Demetri and Maren Katsihtis
George and Elina Katzaras
Llazar and Viviane Kauri
John and Maria Kevgas
Joseph and Georgette Khoury
Elena Kirastoulis
Sadie Klotz
George and Tara Knecht
Nicholas Kontaridis
Sotirios and Christine Kontogiannis
Nicholas and Sharon Kotopoulis
George and Christina Kotsonis
Deno & Sophia Kotsonis
James and Connie Kouchalakos
Costa and Cecilia Kourtis
George Kousiry
Melanie Koutsoulieris
Jason and Candace Koutsoulieris
Dionysis Koutsoulieris
Anna Kypraios
Leonardo and Amanda LaCommare
Diane Lait
George and Carole Lamonettin
Damon and Elaina Lavdas
Robert and Roula Law
Liudmila Laxague-Renteria
John and Linda Leloudis
John and Christa Levesque
Michael and Diane Levine
Joshua and Maria Lieberman
Eric and Aspacia Lindstrom
Jennifer Lipofsky
Alex Livanos
Louis and Alexandra Logas
Jennie Logas
Evelyn Logas
Jenny Logus
Robert and Eleni Longwell
Aristides and Mary Lucos
Sotiria MacDonald
Stephen and Katrina Mackrides
Shawn Majzlik
Mark and Victoria Malias
James Mallous
William and Alicia Maloof
Pete and Tula Maniatis
Emanuel and Millicent Manos
Mary Mantzaris
George and Kelley Maris
John and Linda Martin
John and Lydia Masterjohn
Evangelia Mastorides
Leonard and Julia Maurice
Emmanuel and Tiffani Mavrakis
Irene Mavres
Buck and Jennifer Cokias McCloud
Randy and Erenee McLam
David and Florence McMahon
Eric and Artemis Mellen
Panagiotis Mendoros and Melissa Hall
Koko Mihilas
Marina Milios
Peter Milios
Stasia Milios
Steve and Flora Milios
Chris and Elaine Miliotes
George and Leanne Miliotes
Dan and Kara Miller
Anastasia Milner
Diana Maria Milonas
Dawn Mina
Anastasio and Nubia Mitrogogos
Irene Monioudis
Joey Montero
Jose and Eve Montero
Mary Moraitis
Aseal Morghem
Robert and Tina Morrell
Ted and Diane Moshos
Spiros and Sofia Moumouris
2 0 1 4 S T E WA R D S H I P
Wayne and Mary Mulcahy
Megan Mullen
Mary Ann Myers
Angela Nicholson
Christine Niezgodzki
Tom and Julia Nikitas
Cletus and Anastasia Norton
Gordon and Soula Oakley
Anthony and Nancy Paitaris
Thedoros and Vasiliki Pampoukis
Gerasimos and Elisavet Pampoukis
Nicholas and Heather Panagakis
Helen Panagakis
George and Angeliki Pantazis
Katina Pantazis
Maria Papadimitriou
Nick and Rosie Papagiannakis
Wassiliki &William PapagianniDunstone
George and Katerina Papaioanou
Pete and Effie Paroussis
George and Irene Paterakis
William and Joyce Patsio
Demetrios and Diana Pavgouzas
Georgia Pelteki
Pandelis Perdikes
George and Tessie Peros
John Petrakis
Susan Pfeil
Ngha Phan
George & Gwenn Pjevach
Eustasia Pjevach
Debbie Efremidis Plevin
Kostas and Marika Polygalaktos
Gary and Bea Pond
Irene Prezioso
Catherine Psarakis
Mark and Effie Psarakis
Peter and Matina Pullman
John and Nancy Rallis
John and Hester Rallis
John and Stephanie Raptis
Patricia Reardon
George and Melanie Ressopoulos
David and Katherine Rinkacs
George and Amy Rippis
Nicole Rizkallah
Amal and Kameel Rizkallah
Julie Rodis
Arte and Krisa Roman
Jay and Tina Rooth
Larry and Christine Rothenberger
George Saad
Daniel J. and Mary Samitas
James and Patricia Sanders
Mrs. Doris T. Sanidas
Michael and Kelly Sanidas
Anthony and Christina Schimenti
Helen Schizas
Stephen and Elizabeth Scivally
Vincent and Tina Scuro
Elena Scuro
Evgeniy and Oksana Sharapov
Father Demetrios & Presbytera
Olympia Simeonidis
Father Constantine and Presbytera
Elaine Simeonidis
Roger Simmermaker
Todd Sirks
James and Stella Sirks
Rocky and Constance Sisson
Louis Skenderis
Harry and Christina Smith
Anthony and Chris Sofianos
William and Michele Somes
Michael and Irene Sorich
Sue Southerland
William and Amy Speros
Ryan and Alexandra Starling
Mary Stavros
Helen Stefanos
Barry & Mildred Sterner
Luke and Kate Stevens
Louis and Tina Stoumbos
Sophia Stratis
Eugene and Alexandra Sturgeon
Ricardo and Anthoula Suescum
Chryssie Tavrides
Matthew and Julie Tavrides
Lynn Taylor and Doina Magda
Nicholas and Despina Tenekedes
Joseph and Angela Territo
Stephen & Loucenda Teter
Spiro and Giota Thanos
Katherine Theo
Linda Theodorakis
Anne Thomas
Randy and Tonya Thomas
Dionysia Thompson
Cameron Thorp
Mike and Dru Tiliakos
Mrs. Nicholas J. Toscas
Dionysios and Kathylene Travlos
Andrew and Niki Tringas
Jimmy and Theoni Tsafonias
Nicholas Tsales
George and Despina Tsavides
Paul and Antoinette Tsiotis
Chris and Vera Tsipouras
Steve & Katerina Tsolakis
Emmanuel and Marina Tzeneurakis
Sam and Anastasia Vallas
John and Virginia Varley
John Varley
Catherine Varvarikos
Paul and Elaine Vassiliadis
William and Lula Vastardis
Alex and Amy Vastardis
Peter and Peggy Vergos
Alex and Tonya Vidas
Anastasios Vidas
Frank and Kathy Viola
Christos and Barbara Vlahos
Dean and Mary Ann Vonetes
Alfred Dean Vonetes
Polly Vonetes
Bea Wagner
Christian Waugh
Brad and Paula Wells
Richard and Lillian Wemple
Richard and Judith Wirnowski
Rick and Michele Wirnowski
Kenneth and Madalina Wood
Pantelis and Luz Xikis
William and Joyce Yarbrough
Joann Yuskaitis
Mario and Leidy Zendeli
Keti and Heidi Zuppas
Arian and Ana Zuppas
Foto and Mariana Zuppas
FINANCIALS
Holy Trinity Greek Orth.,
Jan thru August 2014
Income
Month of
August 2014
Bulletin Income Totals:
Candles Income Totals:
Cash Recovered Totals:
Church Usage Fee Totals:
Events/Fundraisers/Social Income Totals:
Gift Shop Income Totals:
Kitchen Usage Fee Totals:
Ministries Income & VBS Totals:
Other Tithes & Offerings Totals:
Interest Income Totals:
Credit Card Income - Unidentified
$
2014 Budget
% of Budget
Year to Date as
of 8/31/2013
0.00
960.00
6,111.00
16%
4,150.02
4,262.50
23,168.32
44,742.00
52%
32,601.30
50.00
450.00
600.00
75%
350.00
450.00
1,650.00
1,200.00
138%
700.00
0.00
21,504.05
11,864.00
181%
13,636.00
567.88
10,995.98
15,007.00
73%
9,149.51
8,000.00
32,000.00
30,000.00
107%
17,500.00
695.00
Pledged Tithes & Offerings Totals:
Income Totals:
Year to Date as
of 8/31/2014
3,012.14
1,200.00
251%
1,069.00
40,681.17
276,493.04
375,000.00
74%
230,843.13
8,854.71
27,094.96
28,816.00
94%
19,256.57
88.33
516.87
408.00
127%
418.23
0.00
8,855.80
0.00
0%
0.00
63,649.59
$
406,701.16
$ 514,948.00
79%
$
329,673.76
Expense
6,283.49
64,514.75
101,000.00
64%
104,492.30
Candle Expense Totals:
Buildings & Maint Expenses Totals:
0.00
7,087.79
12,972.00
55%
7,418.91
Clergy Laity / Educational & Travel:
0.00
0.00
4,800.00
0%
39.14
Educational Expenses Totals:
600.00
1,382.56
4,350.00
32%
3,450.74
Events/Fund Raisers/Social Exp Totals:
457.84
13,898.22
7,932.00
175%
10,963.29
General Parrish & Office Expense Totals:
2,230.15
29,110.20
43,865.00
66%
25,210.33
Gift Shop Expenses Totals:
168.13
6,482.16
9,863.00
66%
6,387.17
Insurance Expense Totals:
2,862.36
24,149.01
32,777.00
74%
21,145.04
451.24
5,323.81
7,068.00
75%
1,664.41
0.00
217.95
250.00
87%
0.00
Ministries Expenses Totals:
Misc Expense Totals:
Mortgage Interest Expense Totals:
7,573.84
62,158.67
93,401.00
67%
62,743.70
Mortgage Principal Paid:
4,576.07
35,040.61
57,418.00
61%
27,310.99
Parrish Assessments Totals:
1,100.00
27,564.00
61,800.00
45%
14,182.00
Telephone/Internet/Utilities Totals:
6,526.28
26,876.38
25,026.00
107%
15,948.62
29,064.29
213,066.16
289,678.00
74%
183,432.93
Wages & Benefits Totals:
Expense Totals:
$
Net Income from Church Operations:
$
Net Greek Fest (Income - Expenses)
$
61,893.69
$
1,755.90 $
$
-
516,872.27
(110,171.11)
$ 752,200.00
69%
$ (237,252.00)
$
$
-
$ 102,340.00
0%
484,389.57
(154,715.81)
$
-
Net Hall Rental (Income - Expenses)
$
8,153.25
$
72,876.25
$ 115,996.00
63%
$
74,115.19
Net Income from Hall and Greek Fest:
$
8,153.25
$
72,876.25
$ 218,336.00
33%
$
74,115.19
Net Income from all Sources:
$
9,909.15 $
Insurance Claim Paid to HTGOC
Expenses paid related to claim
Net Insurance Claim
(37,294.86)
$
-
$
129,435.83
$
-
$
$
75,109.50
54,326.33
$
(18,916.00)
$
(80,600.62)
FINANCIALS
Holy Trinity Greek Orth., Maitland
Statement of Financial Position August 2013
Assets
Year to Date
Balance 08/31/2013
Bank Accounts
Chase - Gen Operating
Chase - Hall Operating
Chase - Hall Holding
Chase - Gift Shop
Chase - Major Events
Liabilities
Year to Date
Balance 8/31/2013
Other Current Liability
30,082.63
5,730.63
14,909.96
6,045.15
661.93
Alter Boy Robes
2,680.20
Hall Repair Reserve
8,950.00
Deposits
3,000.00
Mortgage Reduction
3,804.40
Chandelier Fund
369.94
Chase - Hellenic Academy
4,981.33
AC Fund
52,769.91
Chase - Building Fund Reserve (9443)
9,946.65
Stained Glass Window Fund
15,809.83
Memorial Fund
13,414.92
ICON / Iconostation
58,643.21
Consecration Account
Central FL Edu CU - MMA
Chase - ECYD
Schlorship Brokerage Account
Bank Accounts Totals:
525.22
174,731.71
6,119.34
26,917.77
280,652.32
School Fund
Prepaid Stewardship
ECYD
1,000.00
24,000.00
6,747.20
Scholarship Fund (Brokerage)
27,017.77
Other Current Liability Totals:
218,207.38
Current Assets
Gift Shop Inventory Assets
42,234.70
Payroll Liabilities
Current Assets Totals:
42,234.70
Payroll Liabilities
930.96
Payroll Liabilities Totals:
930.96
FixedAsset
Hall & New Building
2,914,193.24
LongTermLiability
Furniture&Fixtures New Building
203,767.42
Church & Hall Note Payable
Sanctuary
722,641.99
Pavilion Loan CFEFCU #2
Pavilion
303,234.28
LongTermLiability Totals:
1,987,721.81
Liabilities Totals:
2,206,860.15
Equipment
1,878,675.14
109,046.67
73,082.26
FixedAsset Totals:
4,216,919.19
Assets Totals:
4,539,806.21
Net Assets
Equity
Accumulated Earnings
2,263,488.27
Equity Totals:
2,263,488.27
Net Income
69,457.79
Net Assets Totals:
2,332,946.06
Total Liabilities & Net Assets:
4,539,806.21
ORLANDO GREEK FEST RAFFLE
November 7, 8 & 9, 2014
FIRST PRIZE
5 Day Royal Carribean Cruise for 2
* Five Nights departing from Port Canaveral, Florida on Saturday, February 7, 2015
* Stops for a Full Day in Cozumel, Mexico and Nassau, Bahamas
* Return to Port Canaveral on Thursday, February 12, 2015
(Prize offered as described only. No date modification.)
SECOND PRIZE
Toshiba 50” LED ~ SMART TV
THIRD PRIZE
Nikon Camera ~ D3200 ~ Bundle
FOURTH PRIZE
$500 CASH
FIFTH PRIZE
APPLE iPad ~ 16gb ~ WiFi
Suggested donation is $5 per ticket or 5 tickets for $20
All proceeds will benefit Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church of Greater Orlando
1217 Trinity Woods Lane, Maitland, Florida 32751 ~ PLEASE CALL US FOR TICKETS (407)331-4687
Drawing will be held on November 9, 2014, at 6 PM. Need not be present to win.
GREEK FEST 2014
November 7, 8 & 9, 2014
1 MONTH TO GO!!!
Have you given of your Time, Talent and
Treasure? Greek Fest is the church’s largest
Fundraiser and we welcome every parishioner to
come and help. Look below and see if you have
the time and talent to contribute to this event for
our Holy Trinity!
SIGN UP
Come to the Greek Fest table in the foyer and sign
up for a booth. We need your help for 1 hour, 2
hours, 3 hours or more.
ADVERTISING
Show your support for Holy Trinity’s largest
fundraiser by advertising on our placemat. ONLY
7 spaces available for a business card size ad. Or
advertise with a banner which will be hung in our
pavilion for an extra $200.
SPONSORSHIP
This year we added the ability to show your
support for Greek Fest with Sponsorships. You
will be recognized in the brochure that is handed
out at the Admissions booth and also on our
website
at
www.OrlandoGreekFest.com.
Sponsorships begin as low as BRONZE ~ $99 and
under, SILVER ~ $100 - $399, GOLD ~ $400 - $750
and Platinum ~ $751 and up. Please give
generously of your treasures.
RAFFLE TICKETS
Each family in the parish is asked to purchase or
sell 10 tickets to support our Greek Fest raffle.
Please
make
your
check
payable
to:
HTGOC/Greek Fest. In the memo please write
“raffle”. We will be selling the raffle tickets each
Sunday in October at the table in the foyer during
coffee hour. Tickets are a suggested donation of
$5 per ticket or 5 tickets for $20. Help the church
by making every effort to buy or sell these to your
friends and family. First prize is an 5-day Royal
Caribbean cruise for 2 in February 2015, Toshiba
50” Smart-Led TV, Nikon Camera-D3200-bundle,
500 Cash and the an Apple iPad-16gb-wifi.
T-SHIRTS
Please come by the Greek Fest table during coffee
hour and purchase your t-shirt or apron for the
festival. Wearing your t-shirt is a way of showing
your support for the church. We will have two
designs for out t-shirts this year.
PARKING PASS
Please come by the Greek Fest table and purchase
your $10 parking pass for three days of parking
on the church grounds. Without this pass, you
will be asked to pay $5 per day for parking on the
grounds. Please do not ask the Parking Captains
to let you in on the preferred parking for FREE.
This is taking revenue away from the church. For
your convenience we offer FREE Parking down
the road, with a FREE shuttle to and from the
parking lots. For our disabled parishioners, your
Handicap sticker is a Parking Pass during the
festival.
FOOD TICKETS
We will be selling food tickets again this year.
Come and purchase tickets for co-workers, staff,
friends and family. Tickets will be sold for $4 each
ticket and valued at $5. Purchase early. These
tickets are ONLY sold before the festival and they
sell out fast!
BAKING DATES
Mark your calendars! Rolling dolmades will
begin Wednesday, October 8th through Saturday,
October 11th, from 9-4 pm. Baking dates have been
set for October 21st, 23rd, 28th and 30th from 94pm. We will be baking our koulourakia,
paximathia and kourambiedes. We need all the
hands we can get! Please join us for a special time
of fellowship. Lunch will be provided.
SET-UP
Set-up will begin November 3rd – 5th from 9-5 pm.
We will need help with signs, organizing
supplies, putting up fencing, hanging banners,
cooking, food prep and there will be no heavy
lifting. Come and help during the day.
APPRECIATION DINNER
Every year the Greek Fest Committee sponsors
the Appreciation Dinner. This is our way of
giving back to Holy Trinity for always supporting
this event. This dinner will be held on Nov. 6th,
2014 at 6 p.m. Please come and join in the
fellowship and if you haven’t had the chance to
help during these last few months, we would
greatly appreciate your help on this day!! Looking
forward to seeing everyone at the dinner and
Holy Trinity’s Greek Festival.
Mr. Spiro Kokolis, Dr. Lynn Taylor and Mr.
John Masterjohn, Greek Fest Chairmen 2014
GREEK FEST 2014
GREEK Fest 2014
ITEM NEEDED
QUANTITY
Tsatziki Sauce
Gyro Meat (Cones)
Peanut Oil
All Purpose Flour
Tomato Sauce
Red Wine Vinegar
Salad Oil
Sugar
7" Pita Bread
Lemon Juice
Vlahotyri (Saganaki)
Feta Crumbles
Feta
Grape Leaves
Sweet Butter
Chicken Halves
Pastitsio
Milk
Ground Beef
Pork Souvlaki
Chicken Souvlaki
Lettuce-Salad Mix
Grape Tomatoes
Tomatoes
Halvah-Chocolate
Halvah-Vanilla
Metaxa
Olive Oils-Bottles
Parsley Flakes
Fresh Garlic
Eggs
Lemons
French Fries
Salt
Frying Oil
Black Pepper
Cinnamon Ground
35 cases
50 cases
7 cases
12 bags/50 lb
12 cases/6x#10
9 cases/4x1gl
15 cases/6x1gl
5x25lb
50 cases
3 cases
8 cases
20 cases
100 lbs./barrel
5 cases
3 cases 36x1lb
20 cases
75 pans
12 cases
3 cases
1500
2500
40 cases
12 cases/12 1pt
20 cases
1 case/20lb
1 case/20lb
3 cases
2 cases
4 cases
5 cases
10 cases/30dz
2 cases
20 cases
2 cases
6/ 35 lbs
1 case
1 case/6x1lb
Donation List
COST
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
805
2,150
245
279
276
288
722
85
1,250
96
810
557
110
195
180
960
750
137
526
1,500
2,500
946
218
860
26
26
783
288
128
223
240
135
580
44
168
28
28
ITEM NEEDED
Oregano
Spanakopita
Tiropita
Orzo
Ice bags
Honey
Lamb Shanks
Ouzo
Cooking Wine
Chicken Base
Eggplants
Dried Yellow Onions
Cucumbers
Confectioners Sugar
Alum. Pans & Lids
Jasmine Rice
Green Beans
QUANTITY
5 cases
45 cases
35 cases
2 cases
200 bags
2 cases
8 cases
9 cases
2 cases
2 cases
20 bushels
12 cases/4x5lb
1 case
1 case 24x1lb
12 cases
2 x 25lb
30 cases
COST
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
90
2,025
1,575
84
1,100
122
1,835
1,458
56
70
840
276
30
42
540
50
900
Baklava
35 cases 2x30
$
1,138
Galaktoboureko
12 cases 1x40
$
348
Diples
12 cases 1x14
$
270
Kataifi
12 cases 1x30
$
402
Baklava Cheesecake
15 cases 1x16
$
374
Garlic Granulated
2 jar
$
18
Donation to Greek Fest
Misc. Amount
Donation to Greek Fest
Misc. Amount
Donation to Greek Fest
Misc. Amount
Donation to Greek Fest
Misc. Amount
Highlighted Items are already DONATED
Make check payable to : HTGOC/GREEK FEST 2014
NOTE: Add your donation item in the memo
Please mail your check and this form to:
Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church
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12
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† 3rd Sunday
† 6th Sunday of
Luke
Catechism
Hellenic Dance Troupes
OXI Day Presentation
GREEK FEST SALES
of Luke
Catechism
Hellenic Dance Troupes
Greek Fest Meeting
GREEK FEST SALES
Catechism/Youth Choir
Hellenic Dance Troupes
Parish Council Breakfast
GREEK FEST SALES
Wedding 2pm
Council
† 7th Ecumenical
Catechism
GOYA Breakfast
Hellenic Dance Troupes
GREEK FEST SALES
† 2nd Sunday of Luke
Sunday [Kυρ]
Parish Council
Meeting 6:30 pm
OFFICE CLOSED
27
20
13
6
Monday [Δευτ]
October
7
28
GREEK FEST Baking
9am -4 pm
GREEK FEST Baking
9am -4 pm
21
AHEPA and Daughters
of Penelope Meeting
7:00 pm
14
Philoptochos Meeting
7 pm
Tuesday [Τρ]
15
8
Hellenic Academy
4:30-6:30 pm
Hellenic Academy
4:30-6:30 pm
29
22
Church Beautification
Meeting 10:30 pm
Hellenic Academy
4:30-6:30 pm
Hellenic Academy
4:30-6:30 pm
GREEK FEST PREP
9am -4 pm
30
GREEK FEST Baking
9am -4 pm
Bible Study 10:30 am
Bible Study 10:30 am
23
GREEK FEST Baking
9am -4 pm
16
Bible Study 10:30 am
Society of Wisdom
11:30 am
GREEK FEST PREP
9am -4 pm
Bible Study 10:30 am
9
2
1
Bible Study 10:30 am
Thursday [Πεμ]
Orthros 8:30 am Divine Liturgy 9:30 am
Orthros 9:30 am Divine Liturgy 10:00 am
† Weekday and Weekend Liturgy
† Sunday Liturgy
25
18
11
GREEK FEST PREP
9am -4 pm
4
Saturday [Σαβ]
Liturgy Schedule
31
Feeding of the
Homeless at 4-6 pm
GOYA Fun Night
24
17
10
GREEK FEST PREP
9am -4 pm
3
Friday [Παρ]
Oκτώβριος
Wednesday [Τετ]
2014
Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church of
Greater Orlando
1217 Trinity Woods Lane
Maitland, FL 32751
Return Service Requested
Pelagia the Righteous
~ October 8th ~
Luke the Evangelist
~ October 18th ~