Knowing that our Orthodox tradition encourages us to offer the Blessing of the Five Loaves, Oil, Wheat & Wine when we wish to give thanksgiving to God for His gifts, Fr. George invites parishioners to set aside the first Sunday of every month to come forth, if they wish, to share their special commemorations that will occur during that month (e.g., birthday, Name Day, anniversary, or any other special event in which you wish to make a monetary donation).

Our previous Metropolis Chancellor, the Very Rev. Fr. Petros Kopsahilis, fell asleep in the Lord on 10/19 and his funeral at St. Nicholas Cathedral in Tarpon Springs, Florida , prevents Fr. George from offering services on this Feast Day and anniversary of our first parish Divine Liturgy on 10/26/03. May Fr. Petros' memory be eternal. May God bless our parish family for many more years.

All parishioners are encouraged to help make 150 dozen Tiropites for our annual bake sale. The batter will be prepared on Thursday, October 18, at 10:00 a.m. and the Tiropites will be rolled on Saturday, October 20, beginning at 9:00 a.m.

For easy ordering, click on the link below to order appetizers and pastries to support the charities of our Philoptochos Society.

All parishioners are encouraged to help make 140 dozen Spanakopites for our annual bake sale. The batter will be prepared on Thursday, October 4, at 10:00 a.m. and the Spanakopites will be rolled on Saturday, October 6, beginning at 9:00 a.m.

On Sunday, October 7, at 11:30 a.m., all GreekFest volunteers are invited to join us, including family members or friends who helped us that does not belong to our parish. Please reach out to them and let them know the date and time. Or better yet – invite them to worship with us and then join us in fellowship!

Parishioners are encouraged to read and follow the useful new guidelines whose aim is to ensure our youth safely enjoy our new playground equipment.

Thanks to our parishioners for volunteering two weekends to prepare our spanakopites and tiropites for GreekFest. Presbytera Marinda reports that we have more than enough to greet our guests as they arrive on Saturday evening, September 15.

Review this month's newsletter for parish updates, schedules, and useful information for participating in our worship, education, and fellowship!

Encyclical from the Ecumenical Patriarchate regarding "Day of Protection of the Environment"

The August, 2018 Newsletter is available now.

What a joy for Fr. George & Presbytera Marinda to meet Danielle and Loyd’s newborn in Maine.

With the summer heat making the Altar unbearable, Fr. George made a temporary Holy Table in the Solea so parishioners could witness the Divine Liturgy up close. He also offered a demonstration Proskomide Service with a side table serving as a temporary Prothesis. He will continue to offer the demonstration liturgy until the church air conditioner can be replaced.

Fr. George & Presbytera Marinda prepared the Kolyva for the One Year Memorial of Charlie Masterpolis of blessed memory. Through his generous support of our parish, we received our blessed namesake, St. Christopher, in memory of his beloved father. May Charlie's memory be eternal.

Review update and news from the recent Clergy Laity Congress in Boston. Fr. George was featured on the homepage with this photo. He was joined by Presbytera Marinda, Tammy, Gail, and Helen.

Join us on Saturday, September 29th at the Panagia Chapel for the Procession and Reception of the Miraculous Panagia Vimatarissa Icon from Mt. Athos. RSVP today.

On Saturday, July 14th, our parish invites volunteers to help prep the area our new outdoor play set will be installed. We hope to have it finished by early August.

During today's Divine Liturgy, Fr. George's sermon focused on the life and relevance of the Holy Great Martyr Procopios, who died on this day in 303 A.D.

Thank you for your presence and prayers on June 28th at church services. Remember the Divine Liturgy starts at 8:30 a.m. on Sunday, July 1st. Please read the following article... it will inspire and touch your heart. Thank you... +Fr. George