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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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Church phone: 407-331-4687 • Fax: 407-331-4898
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R e v e r e n d P r o t o p r e s b y t e r C o n s t a n t i n e S i m e o n i d i s , P r o i s t a m e n o s ~ f r c @ h t g o c o r l a n d o . o rg
R e v e r e n d P r o t o p r e s b y t e r D e m e t r i o s S i m e o n i d i s , L i t u rg i c a l A s s i s t a n t ~ f r d @ h t g o c o r l a n d o . o rg
Vo l u m e 1 4 N u m b e r 11
W H AT ’ S I N S I D E
November 2014
Greek Fest 2014 ................................2
Ministry Contacts ............................3
Father Constantine’s Message ......4-5
Greek Festival 2014......................6-7
Our Ministries ............................... 8
Youth...........................................9-10
Philoptochos..................................11
Stewardship .............................12-15
Financials ................................16-17
Tables Extraordinaire................18-19
New Year’s Eve Dance.................. 20
Our 2014 Sponsors ..................21-22
Calendar ........................................23
Today is the prelude of God’s pleasure and
the proclamation of man’s salvation. The
Virgin is clearly made manifest in the temple
of God and foretells Christ to all. Let us
also cry out to her with mighty voice, “Hail,
fulfillment of the Creator’s dispensation.”
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
CHURCH OFFICE
Accountant: Eillen Dodd
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
CBC: Flora Milios & 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, Lynn Taylor & John Masterjohn
Prayer Armada: Melissa Georgiadis & Linda Martin
Hall Rental: Gina Gjurich, Aris Harrelson & Andy Tringas
Society of Wisdom:Mary Mantzaris & Matina Pullman
Stewardship Committee: AVAILABLE
Tables Extraordinaire: Catherine Kassianides, Joyce Yarbrough & Chef George Paterakis
Welcoming Committee:
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:
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
Forming an Orthodox Christian Identity: A Life–Long Journey
One hundred or more years ago, people didn’t think about identity as much as we do today. Life in
America sparked the question for many when they wondered, “What is an American?” The advent of
psychology in the twentieth century raised this matter for us to new levels of thought and study. Most of
us know of someone having an “identity crisis.” Teenagers, according to the psychologists, wrestle with
this is- sue as they transition from childhood to adulthood.
Simply put, our identities are amalgamations of various dimensions of our lives. Like a multi-faceted
jewel, we are multi-faceted persons with a multi-faceted identity. We are born with certain aspects of our
identities, such as our gender, race, or certain physical characteristics. Some aspects of our identities are
acquired by the stages of our lives and the roles we play: our age, our marital status, our hobbies, our likes
and dislikes, our job. Each of these is one dimension that comprises the unique person that is each one of
us.
“I am an Orthodox Christian,” is an identity statement. So are, “I am a teacher” and “I am a Chicago Cubs
fan.” Each of these says something about who I am. They also point to how complex the question of
identity is, especially for people today.
Our religious identities are ascribed to us. We might have been born into an Orthodox Christian family,
but technically we still had to become Orthodox Christians ourselves. As the early Church understood,
Christians were made, not born. We became Orthodox Christians through our entry into the Church,
whether through baptism as an infant or through “conversion” later in life. The latter also reflects that our
religious identities can change, from Lutheran to Orthodox, for example, and from Orthodox to Anglican.
A great deal of our identity is caught, not taught. For example, I learned to be a fan of the Chicago Cubs
baseball team by being around Cubs fans, watching the games on television, and going to games. Aspects
of this identity needed to be taught, such as knowing how baseball is played, knowing the story of my
team, its triumphs (of which there were few), its disappointments (of which there have been many!), its
legendary players, and even the history of the owners and other parts. I own a jersey, a hoodie, a cap, and
a few luggage tags to publicly demonstrate my loyalty. Combining what was caught with what was taught
helped me form this aspect of my identity. You should notice that, in this case, I never became a
professional baseball player or an expert on baseball. I just had to “know enough” and “do enough” to say
that I am a Cubs fan.
On the other hand, my identity as a teacher was more involved but also involved elements that were
taught and caught. I learned a great deal from books, from classes, and most importantly from teaching
itself. I have shelves of books on teaching, read articles, and try to stay up to date with the field of
education. Importantly, I also learned from other teachers, being around them, watching them, and talking
with them. There are elements of my teaching identity that, upon reflection, I realize I picked up from
other teachers over the years and trying to imitate what I thought were good practices and eliminate what
I thought were poor practices. Even as I am continually working on my abilities as a
teacher, I am a teacher. As a third example, you should be able by now to see that an Orthodox Christian
identity is both caught and taught. Being around Orthodox Christians in the family and parish, talking and
listening to faithful people, watching them, participating in the same rituals and practices, such as the
Liturgy, the Sacraments, Holy Week, observing fasts and holidays, and participating in parish life—from
Feast days and soup kitchens to dance festivals— all shape an Orthodox identity. Wearing a cross,
displaying an icon are public expressions of the identity that tell others, “I am an Orthodox Christian.”
Learning about Orthodox Christianity, reading the Bible, the lives of saints, the writings of the past, going
to Sunday school, attending a lecture, reading Orthodox literature also shape an Orthodox identity.
F AT H E R C O N S T A N T I N E ’ S M E S S A G E
There is no “one-and-done” activity that can create an Orthodox identity. Forming an Orthodox identity
begins in the family, and it takes a lifetime to develop, growing and changing with each new age and
stage in life. The Orthodox identity we had as children, largely given to us by our parents, will need to
“be owned” as we enter into adulthood. But even as adults, our identity will mature and take new forms
and understandings as we proceed through adulthood, through marriage, parenting,
jobs and careers, parish and community involvement. Our understanding of our Orthodox Christianity,
and thus our identification with it, will change with each new experience in life.
Steps to shaping an Orthodox Christian Identity
Be involved with Orthodox Christian people. This is largely accomplished in our families and parishes.
Family members are our first role models in what it is to be an Orthodox Christian. Families that live the
faith in loving environments are more successful at transmitting and holding onto their religious identities
better than others. Participation in the life of an Orthodox parish will necessarily put us in contact with
other Orthodox Christians. Parishes that are warm and positive, that form good relation- ships with their
members, caring for them throughout their lives, will do a better job than parishes that are cold and
indifferent.
Be involved with Orthodox “information.” The stories and writings of the Church are more available than
they’ve been in generations—from print to on-line, from the Bible to the latest publications from
reputable authors and sources. Read them to children.
Read them at home and let your children see you reading them. Get involved with learning your Orthodox
faith. You don’t need to be an expert in Orthodox Christian theology; that’s what scholars are for. But
you can “know enough” to talk about your faith, its content and meaning for your life.
Be involved with Orthodox practices. As your yiayia might have said, “Go to church. Say your prayers.
Observe the fast days and the feast days. Participate in the charitable and philanthropic work of your
community.” It works. Forming an Orthodox Christian identity is a life-long journey. St. Ignatius of
Antioch, having
lived his whole life as a Christian, as he approached the arena in Rome to lose his life to wild beasts said,
“Now I am becoming a disciple.” Each stage of life, each experience of life adds new facets to the jewel
that is our Orthodox Christian identity.
By - Dr. Anton Vrame Ph. D. who is director of the Department of Religious Education for the Greek
Orthodox Archdiocese.
PRAYER FOR OUR CHILDREN
O Greatly-Merciful Lord, Who gives food to the birds of the sky and to all living things on the earth, who
watches over the flower that sprouts amidst the rocky cliffs: nourish, bring up, and protect well our
children also. Help us, O Lord, to plant in their souls what is good and useful for the Holy Church and the
nation, and what is well-pleas- ing to You, that Your Holy Name may be exalted through them. Fill them,
O Lord, with the enlightened wisdom and holy understanding which comes down from You. Protect them
from all the snares of enemies both visible and invisible. Command Your angels as always to be their
enlightened guides and counselors in all good works.
– Archimandrite Nicodim Mandita from On the Upbringing of Children by Bishop Irenaius
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
6 DAYS 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 on
November 2nd and sign up for a booth. We need
your help for 1 hour, 2 hours, 3 hours or more.
SPONSORSHIP
This year we added the ability to show your
support for Greek Fest with sponsorships.
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 on
Sunday, November 2nd, 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 CameraD3200-bundle, 500 Cash and the an Apple iPad16gb-wifi. Tickets have been mailed to your
home. Save a stamp and remember to return your
tickets during coffee hour and we will place them
in the raffle bin.
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. After November
2nd the prices will change.
PARKING PASS
Please come by the Greek Fest table on November
2nd 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. For your convenience we offer
FREE Parking down the road, with a FREE
shuttle to and from the parking lots. For our
elderly and disabled parishioners, your Handicap
sticker is a Parking Pass during the festival.
FOOD & ADMISSIONS TICKETS
We will be selling food tickets again this year.
Come and purchase tickets for co-workers, staff,
friends and family. Food tickets will be sold for $4
each ticket and valued at $5, admission tickets are
$2 each. Purchase early. These tickets are ONLY
sold before the festival and they sell out fast! Last
day to purchase your tickets will be November
2nd.
SET-UP
Set-up will begin November 3rd, from 9 am – 3
pm, with laying the carpet cover and setting up
the Agape Ballroom and hanging banners in the
pavilion. November 4th – 5th, from 9 am - 4 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 Appreciation
dinner and at Holy Trinity’s Greek Festival.
TEAR DOWN
On November 10th, we will need help with tear
down. Our grounds take a good beating from all
the traffic of Greek Fest and there is a lot of cleanup work. There is no heavy lifting but a lot of
organizing and clean-up work. Please come and
help us get organized by helping for a couple of
hours during the day.
Mr. Spiro Kokolis, Dr. Lynn Taylor and Mr.
John Masterjohn, Greek Fest Chairmen 2014
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 September 30, 2014 we have collected $53, 467.
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. Our last class for the year will be
November 2nd.
BIBLE STUDY
We will hold Bible Study on Thursday, November 13th &
20th 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. Please join us for
our annual Christmas Pageant on December 14, 2014.
We will have a Mandatory Dress Rehearsal on Saturday,
December 13, 2014 from 10 am -12 noon. There will
be No classes on Sunday, November 9th and Sunday,
November 30th.
CHOIR
The Choir is sponsoring the Holy Trinity Christmas Card
this year. Please stop by the foyer and place your name on
the card.
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.
November 2nd Available
November 9th GREEK FEST 2014
November 16th Francisco Memorial
November 23rd Available
November 30th Available
DANCE TROUPES
We will have practice every Sunday in November except
the 9th for Greek Fest and the 23rd. 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 herrra40@hotmail.
com or call 407-913-7583.
GOYA
Please note that our GOYA meeting will be held on
Sunday, November 16th. All paperwork for our Advent
Retreat will be due at this meeting. No exceptions. We
will be feeding the homeless on Friday, November 28th
and we will hold our Family Fun night directly after.
HELLENIC ACADEMY
If you have not registered your children for classes please
call Mrs. Tina Stoumbos at 407-401-8890.
PAN-ORTHODOX FEEDINGS
The monthly pan-Orthodox feeding of the homeless
will take place on Friday, November 28th, 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. 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
Our annual Appetizer & Vasilopita fundraiser is in full
swing. Please pick up your order form from the narthex.
The appetizers will be delivered on November 16th &
23rd and the vasilopita will be delivered on December
7th & 14th. If you have any question, please feel free to
call Mrs. Joyce Yarbrough at 407-331-4687.
SOCIETY OF WISDOM
Our next luncheon is on December 18th, 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 @ 407-6956942. There will be No SOW in November.
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
“SHARING AND CARING”
PHILOPTOCHOS CALENDAR
NOVEMBER
2nd Sunday – Philoptochos will pass a tray for the support of the Patriarchate.
4th Tuesday –No Philoptochos Meeting Due to Greek Fest Preparation
7th, 8th and 9th WEEKEND - GREEK FEST - Volunteers are needed for the success of this important Church event.
23RD Sunday – Narthex Duty – If you would like to volunteer to serve in the Narthex, please see Dena Holt or Mary
Mantzaris
29th – Saturday – Decorate Church and Hall for Christmas. Many hands are needed to complete this project. Join us at
9:30 a.m. for good fellowship and service to your Church. Lunch will be served.
Kudos and a thank you to all who came on Saturday and early Sunday morning to set up for Philoptochos Sunday.
With all your help, the event was a success. Thank you to Jenny and Evelyn Logas who donated the Koliva and
Artoclasia. They were beautifully done and delicious.
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.
Through your membership we are able to make donations to local community charities. At our last meeting, donations
were made to the following: Independent Fund – this fund donates wheelchairs to our wounded veterans; the Russell
Home in Orlando which cares for Atypical children; and” Sports 4 the Kids” which provides homeless and disadvantaged
kids in Central Florida an opportunity to participate in sports. This organization will accept useable sports equipment
such as cleats & shoes, helmets & apparel, shin guards & pads, bats & gloves, Lacrosse sticks, tennis rackets, golf clubs
and balls. Please let a Philoptochos Board member know if you have any of this equipment.
Appetizers –Have you ordered your appetizers for the holidays? Order forms are available in the Narthex. Time is
running out – so place your order soon.
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. Recipe forms are available in the
Narthex. 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
cell phone collection, 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
410
$307,556
431
$394,087
485
$378,832
462
$359,230
409
$326,985
Amount Pledged
$407,079
$402,627
$408,939
$374,143
$356,589 Year
As of 9/30/2014
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
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Amanda Cranias
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John Cranias
Van Cranias
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Nicholas and Svetlana Davatelis
Emanuel and Helen Davatelis
Ari and Rebecca Davatelis
Joanne Davis
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Michael and Sandra Demetriades
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Denise Demos
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Paul Diakoumis
Teddy and Julie Dimas
Thomas and Laura Dimitriadis
Elias and Stella Dimopoulos
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
George and Mary Girmis
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 and Ourania Grammenos
Kent and Maria Gritton
Tiffany Gritton
Sophia Gritton
James and Jamie Halkis
Gus and Mia Halkis
Gus and Hollis Halvatzis
Ramy and Catherine Hanna
John and Penny Harbilas
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Elaine Harbilas
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Clifton Haynes
Marcos and Faye Hazday
Joyce Heitman
Maria Hemke
Raymond and Amalia Henderer
Louie and May Hilal
Iman Hilal
Issa and Rouada Kassis
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
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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
Christina Kousiry
Melanie Koutsoulieris
Jason and Candace Koutsoulieris
Dionysis Koutsoulieris
Anna Kypraios
Leonardo and Amanda LaCommare
John and Anastasia Lagoutaris
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
Stephen and Jennifer Lipofsky
Alex Livanos
Louis and Alexandra Logas
Dean Logus
Jennie Logas
Evelyn Logas
Philip and Anne Logas
Jenny Logus
Robert and Eleni Longwell
Aristides and Mary Lucos
Sotiria MacDonald
Stephen and Katrina Mackrides
Shawn Majzlik
Mark and Victoria Malias
James and Anna 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
Anastasia McMahon
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
Wayne and Mary Mulcahy
Megan Mullen
Andria and Margarette Mushahwar
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 Papadimitrio
2 0 1 4 S T E WA R D S H I P
Nicole Papageorge
Nick and Rosie Papagiannakis
William & Wasiliki Papagianni-Dunstone
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
Kiki Psilos
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 and 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
Alvin and Theodora 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
Dr. 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
Katherine Yianilos
Joann Yuskaitis
Mario and Leidy Zendeli
Keti and Heidi Zuppas
Arian and Ana Zuppas
Foto and Mariana Zuppas
FINANCIALS
Holy Trinity Greek Orth., Maitland
Statement of Financial Position September 2014
Assets
Year to Date
Balance 09/30/2013
Bank Accounts
Liabilities
Year to Date
Balance 9/30/2013
Other Current Liability
Chase - Gen Operating
13,616.98
Alter Boy Robes
2,680.20
Chase - Hall Operating
15,073.10
Hall Repair Reserve
8,950.00
Chase - Hall Holding
8,129.45
Deposits
3,000.00
Chase - Gift Shop
6,419.18
Mortgage Reduction
4,804.40
Chase - Major Events
Chase - Hellenic Academy
Chase - Building Fund Reserve (9443)
Consecration Account
Central FL Edu CU - MMA
Chase - ECYD
Schlorship Brokerage Account
Bank Accounts Totals:
942.23
10,651.33
9,946.65
525.22
178,517.71
5,972.22
26,871.77
276,665.84
Chandelier Fund
369.94
AC Fund
53,467.91
Stained Glass Window Fund
15,809.83
Memorial Fund
15,114.92
ICON / Iconostation
58,643.21
School Fund
Prepaid Stewardship
ECYD
1,000.00
24,000.00
5,972.22
Scholarship Fund (Brokerage)
26,871.77
Other Current Liability Totals:
220,684.40
Current Assets
Gift Shop Inventory Assets
42,234.70
Payroll Liabilities
Current Assets Totals:
42,234.70
Payroll Liabilities
1,291.32
Payroll Liabilities Totals:
1,291.32
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:
1,984,047.92
2,206,023.64
Equipment
1,875,270.19
108,777.73
73,082.26
FixedAsset Totals:
4,216,919.19
Liabilities Totals:
Assets Totals:
4,535,819.73
Net Assets
Equity
Accumulated Earnings
2,263,488.27
Equity Totals:
2,263,488.27
Net Income
66,307.82
Net Assets Totals:
2,329,796.09
Total Liabilities & Net Assets:
4,535,819.73
FINANCIALS
Holy Trinity Greek Orth.,
Jan thru September 2014
Month of
September
2014
Income
Bulletin Income Totals:
Year to Date as
of 9/30/2014
2014 Budget
% of Budget
Year to Date as
of 9/30/2013
0.00
960.00
6,111.00
16%
1,920.00
Candles Income Totals:
2,412.00
25,581.32
44,742.00
57%
33,543.00
Cash Recovered Totals:
50.00
500.00
600.00
83%
450.00
Church Usage Fee Totals:
0.00
1,650.00
1,200.00
138%
3,050.00
Events/Fundraisers/Social Income Totals:
0.00
21,504.05
11,864.00
181%
10,152.00
610.50
11,814.73
15,007.00
79%
10,085.00
4,000.00
36,000.00
30,000.00
120%
32,500.00
290.00
3,302.14
1,200.00
275%
(1,040.00)
21,644.11
295,661.15
375,000.00
79%
317,268.00
1,580.00
28,087.96
28,816.00
97%
21,351.00
86.83
603.70
408.00
148%
507.00
0.00
213.00
0.00
0%
0.00
Gift Shop Income Totals:
Kitchen Usage Fee Totals:
Ministries Income & VBS Totals:
Pledged Tithes & Offerings Totals:
Other Tithes & Offerings Totals:
Interest Income Totals:
Credit Card Income - Unidentified
Income Totals:
$
30,673.44
$
425,878.05
$ 514,948.00
83%
$
429,786.00
Expense
Buildings & Maint Expenses Totals:
6,544.26
45,818.88
101,000.00
45%
56,468.00
Candle Expense Totals:
2,929.00
10,016.79
12,972.00
77%
7,877.14
Clergy Laity / Educational & Travel:
Educational Expenses Totals:
Events/Fund Raisers/Social Exp Totals:
General Parrish & Office Expense Totals:
0.00
0.00
4,800.00
0%
882.68
1,200.00
2,582.56
4,350.00
59%
3,617.00
0.00
13,898.22
7,932.00
175%
17,069.00
3,830.60
33,724.97
43,865.00
77%
33,952.00
Gift Shop Expenses Totals:
193.72
6,675.88
9,863.00
68%
5,108.00
Insurance Expense Totals:
3,169.26
27,318.27
32,777.00
83%
30,301.00
518.66
5,980.41
7,068.00
85%
435.00
0.00
80.50
250.00
32%
0.00
Mortgage Interest Expense Totals:
8,476.02
70,634.69
93,401.00
76%
70,103.00
Mortgage Principal Paid:
4,576.07
39,589.07
57,418.00
69%
38,048.91
600.00
28,164.00
61,800.00
46%
29,384.00
Ministries Expenses Totals:
Misc Expense Totals:
Parrish Assessments Totals:
Telephone/Internet/Utilities Totals:
Wages & Benefits Totals:
Expense Totals:
$
1,634.47
21,739.01
25,026.00
87%
24,048.00
23,464.55
236,530.71
289,678.00
82%
211,126.00
57,136.61
$
542,753.96
$ 752,200.00
72%
$
$
528,419.73
Net Income from Church Operations:
$
(26,463.17) $
(116,875.91)
$ (237,252.00)
(98,633.73)
Net Greek Fest (Income - Expenses)
$
(117.48) $
(10,195.27)
$ 102,340.00
-10%
$
3,415.00
Net Hall Rental (Income - Expenses)
$
7,723.12
$
74,619.21
$ 115,996.00
64%
$
95,167.00
Net Income from Hall and Greek Fest:
$
7,605.64
$
64,423.94
$ 218,336.00
30%
$
98,582.00
Net Income from all Sources:
$
Insurance Claim Paid to HTGOC
Expenses paid related to claim
Net Insurance Claim
$
$
(18,857.53) $
$
(52,451.97)
-
$
129,435.83
3,885.69
(3,885.69)
$
$
103,178.44
26,257.39
$
(18,916.00)
$
(51.73)
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9/28/13
10:15 PM
2
9
† 7th Sunday of Luke
30
VESPERS
6pm in Melbourne
24
23
† St. Katherine
17
Hellenic Dance Practice
† Apostle Andrew
Luke
Catechism
† 9th Sunday of
3
10
Greek Fest Clean Up
9:00 am
OFFICE CLOSED
Greek Fest Set-Up
9:00 am
Monday [Δευτ]
16
FALL PARISH
ASSEMBLY
Catechism
GOYAMeeting
Hellenic Dance Practice
† Apostle Matthew
Greek Fest 2014
11am - 6pm
GREEK FEST
Youth Sunday
Catechism
Hellenic Dance Troupes
GREEK FEST SALES
Adult Catechism
† 5th Sunday of Luke
Sunday [Kυρ]
25
9:30 am Orthros and
10am Divine Liturgy
18
AHEPA and Daughters
of Penelope Meeting
7:00 pm
† St. Katherine
4
11
Greek Fest Clean Up
9:00 am
OFFICE CLOSED
Greek Fest Set-Up
9:00 am
Tuesday [Τρ]
November
19
12
5
26
6
OFFICE CLOSED
27
20
Bible Study 10:30 am
Bible Study 10:30 am
13
Agiasmo & Greek Fest
Appreciation Dinner
6:00 pm
Greek Fest
Set Up 9:00 am
Thursday [Πεμ]
OFFICE CLOSED
Feeding of the
Homeless at 4-6 pm
GOYA Fun Night
† Weekday and Weekend Liturgy
28
THEOTOKOS
9:30 am Orthros and
10am Divine Liturgy
Orthros 8:30 am Divine Liturgy 9:30 am
† Sunday Liturgy
Liturgy Schedule
21
14
† ENTRANCE OF THE
OFFICE CLOSED
Greek Fest 2014
4pm - 11pm
7
NATIVITY FAST
BEGINS
Greek Fest 2014
11am - 11pm
8
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22
15
Kasapakis & Carlton
Wedding 2:30 pm
Saturday [Σαβ]
GREEK FEST 2014
Friday [Παρ]
Νοέμβριος
T H A N K S G I V I N G D AY B R E A K
OFFICE CLOSED
Church Beautification
Meeting 10:30 pm
Hellenic Academy
4:30-6:30 pm
Hellenic Academy
4:30-6:30 pm
Hellenic Academy
4:30-6:30 pm
Greek Fest Set-Up
9:00 am
Wednesday [Τετ]
2014
Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church of
Greater Orlando
1217 Trinity Woods Lane
Maitland, FL 32751
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