Youth Ministries and Registration Links

 

Sunday School

Our Sunday School is weaved into the worship experience so families can worship regularly together. The children are called up during the sermon after the Gospel reading, and after the liturgy they come up first to receive the blessed bread before heading to class. Each class session runs approximately 30 minutes from 11:20- 11:50am. Students chant hymns together before separating into 3 age specific classes (pre-K to 1st grade, 2nd to 4th grade, and 5th to 8th grade).
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GOYA

Orthodox Christian teenagers in 7th through 12th grades participate in a well-rounded program of religious, cultural, athletic, social, and service activities designed to help young people build a personal relationship with Jesus Christ and become active members of the church.
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HOPE & JOY

Children in Kindergarten through grade 6 take part in events and activities to help teach and nurture a strong relationship with our Savior Jesus Christ. We have fellowship, service, athletic and educational events throughout the year. Please reach out to Dorothy Scardillo at
[email protected]

 

Faith & Dance

Comprehensive curriculum of the faith and Greek folk dance classes are offered once a week during the school year. Registrants are divided into two age-appropriate groups spending equal time between Faith instruction and folk dance lessons. Faith classes conclude with the beginning of Great Lent while folk dance continues through June, culminating in a performance at the church festival.
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Greek School

Greek language classes are taught on Tuesdays and Thursdays for students in pre-K through 8th grade. Students will learn the Greek language in addition to culturally and religiously important aspects of Hellenism. The New Testament was written in Greek and for centuries the Orthodox Church has thrived and grown in Hellenic culture.
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Acolyte Service

Young males are invited to assist clergy during liturgical services. All are welcome to inquire with
Father Michael about starting.