HOLY TRINITY. January Volume 46 Issue 1. The Feast of the Epiphany or the Theophany of our Lord, Great God, and Savior Jesus Christ January 6

Transcript

1 HOLY TRINITY January 2015 Volume 46 Issue 1 The Feast of the Epiphany or the Theophany of our Lord, Great God, and Savior Jesus Christ January 6 ΑΓΙΑ ΤΡΙΑΣ Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church Wilmington, Delaware

2 The Official Publication of Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church 808 N. Broom Street, Wilmington, Delaware / Telephone: (302) Fax: (302) Church Office Address: greekorth@holytrinitywilmington.org Church Office Hours: Monday - Friday, 9:00am - 4:30pm His Eminence Metropolitan EVANGELOS of New Jersey, Hierarch Rev. Fr. Christos Christofidis, Proistamenos, fr.christofidis@holytrinitywilmington.org For pastoral emergencies - you may call Fr. (717) Susan Kelleher, Church Secretary (home) Anargyros Liparos, Protopsaltis PARISH COUNCIL MEMBERS George Rassias, President - (610) Tom Diamanty, First Vice President - (302) Georgia Halakos, Second Vice President - (302) James Maravelias, Parish Council Treasurer - (302) Tom Karas, Assistant Treasurer - (302) John Koninis II, Parish Council Secretary - (302) Yvonne Tsavalas, Assistant Secretary (302) Constantine Caras Michael Kirifides Emmanuel Fournaris Louis Novakis(610) Tom Hatzis John Pennias (856) Vickie Karakasidis Catherine Stathakis Parish Council Meetings - 2nd Thursday of every 7PM CHURCH ORGANIZATIONS Philoptochos Georgia Halakos, President (856) Sunday School Maroula Haralambidis, Co-Director Sunday School Amalea Rassias, Co-Director GOYA Pauline Raisis, President JOY Julie Tsakumis HOPE Hillary Raptis Choir Anthony Pantelopulos, Director The Heart Club Peter Xarhoulakos, President Greek School John Pennias, Director St. Elpida George Righos (609) Terpsichorean Dance Troupes Harry Malapetsas Altar Guild Helen Doukakis, President Editorial Staff Dr. Costas Fountzoulas / Emmanuel Dining Room East Nikkie Tsakataras & Tina Ganiaris King Holy Trinity Food Pantry Steve Nicholas / Adult Bible Study George Righos & John Lazare AUXILIARY ORGANIZATIONS AHEPA George Hantzandreou, President Daughters of Penelope Gale Kostas, President Hellenic University Club Stephen Karakasidis, President Holy Trinity Website Address: ALL ARTICLES & ANNOUNCEMENTS MUST BE IN THE OFFICE BY THE 15TH OF EACH MONTH. THESE ARTICLES & ANNOUNCEMENTS CAN BE DROPPED OFF, ED, FAXED OR U. S. MAIL.

3 Father Christos Message REFLECTION FOR THE NEW YEAR 2015 Many times we hear Christians say, "I rely on my instincts, I know when something is wrong or right. The first I disregard, the second I follow." Others say, "I know from experience, for so many years I have been doing this type of work." We do not want to criticize natural instincts or years of experience, but there must be a higher standard than these, which can complete them. Modern man has in his disposal so many modern equipment, and years of technological advantage in front of him, and yet many times the predictions on weather patterns are wrong and the results are catastrophic. We have spent countless man-hours and billions of dollars trying to predict, locate, and warn people about a coming natural disaster. Scientists say even a few seconds of advance warning is worth the expenditure. Let us not condemn science, for that is also from God. However, what I want to stress this time of the year, when the new year has dawned, is the following: Can we use a higher standard? Can we turn toward an 'eternal instinct'? An eternal experience? An eternal 'technology'? THE WORD OF GOD!!! Can we this year allow the eternal Word of God, the everlasting and unchangeable, revealed in the Holy Scriptures, to drive our lives, to keep us on the right path, to become our light, and to complete our lives? To become our companion and adviser; our guide! THE WAY! Christ said, "I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me, will have the light of life and will never walk in darkness."(john 8:14). The reason Christ opened the eyes of the blind was not so much that he could see the physical world-for this is temporary-but rather to see the spiritual world, the eternal light, which has no beginning and no end, CHRIST THE FATHER OF LIGHTS. No matter how we evaluate it, whatever standards we use to evaluate the year of the Lord 2014, as to determine if it was a good or bad year, if we do not see it in the light of Christ, we have missed the mark, we have failed, we have become bankrupt. If we have not obeyed His will on earth as it is obeyed in heaven and not followed His commandments; if we have not tried our ultimate best to approach His glory with a humble heart and a contrite spirit; if we have not let go of hatred, anger, envy, all forms of sin in our hearts, we indeed have thrown another year to the waste basket. Therefore, was 2014 a profitable or unprofitable year? It all depends if we followed the star of Bethlehem like the Magi and brought gifts-our hearts- to Jesus or rejected Him as Herod did and all those living in the city. Let us then this New Year 2015 make Christ our strength, our rock, our cornerstone and deliverer and light. Christ and only Christ can give us a victorious, blessed, joyous and peaceful New Year. Victory belongs to the righteous. Let us then make it our goal this year to approach the likes of Abraham-the man of faith; Isaac and Jacob the beloved; Job the man of patience. He alone can grant us a new spirit, His spirit; a new heart, His heart. Brothers and Sisters in Christ, let us take the challenge and try to imitate the Theotokos. Look at her hand how she always points at her Son and God. Let us imitate the many Saints and Martyrs who confessed Jesus as their Lord and Savior under severe and dangerous conditions. Let us follow His command, "search the scriptures", and learn of His eternal wisdom. May He bless you and visit you and yours throughout the New Year 2015, Father Christos ΑΝΑΛΟΓΙΣΜΟΙ ΓΙΑ ΤΟ ΝΕΟ ΕΤΟΣ 2015 Πολλές φορές ακούμε Χριστιανούς να λένε, «Εγώ βασίζονται σε ένστικτό μου, ξέρω πότε κάτι είναι σωστό ή λάθος. Απορρίπτω το πρώτο, ακολουθώ το δεύτερο." Άλλοι λένε, "Γνωρίζω από εμπειρία, γιατί για τόσα πολλά χρόνια, έχω κάνει αυτό το είδος της εργασίας." Δεν θέλουμε να επικρίνουμε τα φυσικά ένστικτα ή τα χρόνια εμπειρίας, αλλά πρέπει να υπάρχει ένα υψηλότερο επίπεδο από αυτά, τα οποία μπορεί να τα υλοποιήσει. Ο σύγχρονος άνθρωπος έχει στη διάθεσή του τόσο πολύ σύγχρονο εξοπλισμό, και μελλοντικά τεχνολογικά πλεονεκτήματος μπροστά του, και όμως πολλές φορές οι προβλέψεις για τις καιρικές συνθήκες είναι λάθος και τα αποτελέσματα είναι καταστροφικά. Έχουμε περάσει αμέτρητες εργατοώρες και δισεκατομμύρια των δολαρίων προσπαθώντας να προβλέψουμε, εντοπίσουμε προειδοποιήσουμε τους ανθρώπους για μια προσεχή φυσική καταστροφή. Οι επιστήμονες λένε ότι ακόμη και λίγα δευτερόλεπτα προειδοποιήση εκ των προτέρων αξίζει η δαπάνη. Ας μην καταδικάζουμε την επιστήμη, γιατί και αυτή είναι, επίσης, από τον Θεό. Ωστόσο, αυτό που θέλω να τονίσω αυτή τη στιγμή του έτους, όταν το νέο έτος θα έχη ξημερώσει, είναι το εξής: Μπορούμε να χρησιμοποιήσουμε ένα υψηλότερο επίπεδο Μπορούμε να στραφούμε προς ένα «αιώνια ένστικτο» ; μια αιώνια εμπειρία μία αιώνια «τεχνολογία»; Ο ΛΟΓΟΣ ΤΟΥ ΘΕΟΥ!!! Μπορούμε εφέτος να επιτρέψουμε τον αιώνιο Λόγο του Θεού, τον αιώνιο και αμετάβλητο, που αποκαλύφθηκε στην Αγία Γραφή, να οδηγήση την ζωή μας, να μας κρατήση στον σωστό δρόμο, για να γίνη το φως μας, και να ολοκληρώση τη ζωή μας; Να γίνει σύντροφος και σύμβουλος μας οδηγό μας! Ο ΤΡΟΠΟΣ! Ο Χριστός είπε: «Εγώ είμαι το φως του κόσμου. Όποιος με ακολουθεί, θα έχει το φως της ζωής και ποτέ δεν θα περπατήση στο σκοτάδι.» (Ιωάννης 8:14). Ο λόγος που ο Χριστός άνοιξε τα μάτια των τυφλών δεν έγκειτο στό ότι μπορούσε να δή τον φυσικό κόσμο-γιατί αυτό είναι προσωρινό- αλλά μάλλον για να δούν τον πνευματικό κόσμο, το αιώνιο φως, το οποίο δεν έχει ούτε αρχή ούτε τέλος, ΧΡΙΣΤΟΣ Ο ΠΑΤΕΡΑΣ ΤΩΝ ΦΩΤΩΝ. Ως εκ τούτου, δεν έχει σημασία πώς θα αξιολογούμε, ανεξάρτητα από τα πρότυπα που χρησιμοποιούμε για να αξιολογήσουμε το έτος του Κυρίου 2014, ώστε να προσδιορισουμε αν ήταν καλή ή κακή χρονιά, αν δεν το δούμε με το φως του Χριστού, έχουμε χάσει το σημείο, έχουμε αποτύχει, έχουμε χρεωκοπήσει. Αν δεν έχουμε υπάκουσει στο θέλημα Του στη Γη όπως υπάκουεται στον ουρανό και δεν ακολουθήσαμε τις εντολές Του αν δεν έχουμε προσπαθήσει το απόλυτο καλύτερό μας για να προσεγγίσουμε τη δόξα Του με μια ταπεινή καρδιά και ένα συντετριμμένο πνεύμα αν δεν έχουμε εκγαταλείψει το μίσος, τον θυμό, τον φθόνο, όλες τις μορφές της αμαρτίας στις καρδιές μας, που πράγματι έχουμε ρίξει άλλο ένα έτος στο καλάθι των αχρήστων. Ως εκ τούτου, ήταν το 2014 μια κερδοφόρα ή μη κερδοφόρα χρονιά; Όλα εξαρτώνται από το αν ακολουθήσαμε το αστέρι της Βηθλεέμ, όπως οι Μάγοι που έφεραν τα δώρα-τις καρδιές μας- στον Ιησού ή Τον απορρίψαμε όπως ο Ηρώδης και όλοι όσοι ζουν στην πόλη. Τότε αυτό το νέο έτος 2015 ας κάνουμε τον Χριστό δύναμή μας, βράχο μας, ακρογωνιαίο λίθο και ο απελευθερωτή μας και φως. Ο Χριστός και μόνο ο Χριστός μπορεί να μας δώση ένα νικηφόρο, ευλογημένο, χαρούμενο και ειρηνικό Νέο Έτος. Η νίκη ανήκει στους δίκαιους. Ας γίνη τότε ο στόχος μας εφέτος να προσεγγίσουμε τους ομοίους του Αβραάμ-ο άνθρωπος της πίστης Ισαάκ και αγαπημένο Ιακώβ Ιώβ ο άνθρωπος της υπομονής. Αυτός μόνο μπορεί να μας χαρίσει ένα νέο πνεύμα, το πνεύμα Του μια νέα καρδιά, την καρδιά Του. Αδελφοί και Αδελφές εν Χριστώ, ας πάρουμε την πρόκληση και ας προσπαθήσουμε να μιμηθούμε την Θεοτόκο. Κοιτάξτε το χέρι της πώς θα δείχνει πάντα τον Υιό της και Θεό. Ας μιμηθούμε τους πολλούς Αγίους και Μάρτυρες, οι οποίοι ομολόγησαν τον Ιησού ως Κύριο και Σωτήρα τους κάτω από αντίξοες και επικίνδυνες συνθήκες. Ας ακολουθήσουμε την εντολή του Κυρίου, "Αναζητήσατε τας γραφάς», και μάθετε από την αιώνια σοφία Του. Είθε να ευλογή εσάς και τους δικού σας κατά την διάρκεια του Νέου Έτους 2015, Πατήρ Χρήστος

4 January 2015 Dear Parishioners, President's Message Ιανουάριος 2015 Αγαπητοί Ενορίτες, I hope you enjoyed a blessed Christmas season celebrating the birth of our Savior and wish you all a healthy and joyous New Year. The Ecclesiastical holidays continue and I look forward to seeing you at the Epiphany Services. As the calendar turns to 2015, let us continue our commitment to our Church with increased vigor: attending services in a timely fashion and as often as possible; bringing our children to Sunday School and, again, in a timely fashion; fulfilling our annual pledge to our church; injecting positive energy and dialogue coupled with a willingness to work to help the parish prosper and grow Also, please remember to contact the church office soon to schedule your home blessing and enjoy a unique opportunity to welcome Father Chris into your house and refresh your home with the spirit of our Lord. Our parish is about to embark on a historic restoration of our Church. The project will repair deteriorating masonry by restoring and securing the building brick by brick. The process will evolve over several phases but regardless of the commitment and resources necessary to achieve our goals, there is no doubt that our Holy Trinity Community is capable of meeting this challenge and ensuring the integrity of the Church for years to come. In 2014, we enjoyed our most successful Festival ever. Let us not become complacent; rather, we must challenge ourselves and recognize the work begins now if we hope to potentially enjoy similar successes this year. To this end, we are still in need of persons to Chair this 2015 s Festival. Those individuals who have chaired and been integral to the enormous success of our recent Festivals George Tsavalas, Tom Diamanty, and Demetri Halakos are committed to supporting our new Chairpersons. Please contact the church office if you have interest or recommendations. Finally, with the New Year, we welcome two new members to our Parish Council: Leon Fotakos and Peter Xarhoulakos. We are indebted to those members who are leaving the Parish Council after years of dedicated service, Jim Maravelias and Catherine Stathakis. Thank you to these individuals and all who work for the benefit of our Community. Sincerely, George Rassias Ελπίζω να απολαύσατε μια ευλογημένη περίοδο των Χριστουγέννων εορτάζοντας τη γέννηση του Σωτήρα μας και να ευχηθώ σε όλους ένα υγιές και χαρούμενο το Νέο Έτος. Οι Εκκλησιαστικές εορτές συνεχίζονται και προσβλέπω να σας δω στις Ακολουθίες των Θεοφανείων. Καθώς το ημερολόγιο αλλάζει στο 2015, ας συνεχίσουμε τη δέσμευσή μας προς την Εκκλησία μας με αυξημένο σθένος: Παρακολούθηση των ακολουθιών εγκαίρως και όσο το δυνατόν συχνότερα φέρνοντας τα παιδιά μας στο Κατηχητικό Σχολείο και, πάλι, εγκαίρως εκπληρώνοντας την ετησία συνδρομή μας μας στην εκκλησία μας παρέχοντας θετική ενέργεια και διάλογο σε συνδυασμό με μια προθυμία να εργασθήτε για να βοηθήσετε την ενορία να ευημερήση και να αναπτυχθή Επίσης, παρακαλώ θυμηθείτε να επικοινωνήσετε με το γραφείο της εκκλησίας σύντομα για να προγραμματίσετε τον αγιασμό του σπιτιού σας και να απολαύστε μια μοναδική ευκαιρία να καλωσορίσετε τον Πατέρα Χρήστο στο σπίτι σας και να ανανεώσετε το σπίτι σας με το πνεύμα του Κυρίου μας. Η ενορία μας είναι έτοιμη να ξεκινήση μια ιστορική αποκατάσταση της Εκκλησίας μας. Το έργο θα επισκευάση την επιδεινουμένη τοιχοποιίας αποκαθιστώντας και διασφαλίζοντας το κτίριο τούβλο με τούβλο. Η διαδικασία θα εξελιχθή σε διάφορες φάσεις, αλλά ανεξάρτητα από τη δέσμευση και τους πόρους που απαιτούνται για την επίτευξη των στόχων μας, δεν υπάρχει καμία αμφιβολία ότι η Κοινότητα μας της Αγίας Τριάδας είναι σε θέση να ανταποκριθή σε αυτή την πρόκληση και να διασφάλιση την ακεραιότητα της Εκκλησίας για τα επόμενα χρόνια. Το 2014, είχαμε πιο επιτυχημένο Φεστιβάλ μας από ποτέ. Ας μην εφησυχάσουμε όμως μάλλον, θα πρέπη να προκαλέσουμε τον εαυτό μας και να αναγνωρίσουμε ότι το έργο αρχίζει τώρα, αν ελπίζουμε να απολαύσουμε δυνητικά ανάλογες επιτυχίες εφέτος. Για τον σκοπό αυτό χρειαζόμαστε προέδρους του Φεστιβάλ του Εκείνα τα άτομα που έχουν προέδρευσαν και αποτέλεσαν αναπόσπαστο μέρος της τεράστιας επιτυχίας των πρόσφατων Φεστιβάλ μας Θωμάς Διαμαντίδης, Γιώργος Τσαβαλάς και Δημήτρης Χαλάκος - έχουν δεσμευθεί να υποστηρίξουν το νέο Προέδρείο. Παρακαλείστε να επικοινωνήσετε με το γραφείο της εκκλησίας, αν έχετε ενδιαφέρον ή συστάσεις.τέλος, με το νέο έτος, καλωσορίζουμε δύο νέα μέλη στο Κοινοτικό Συμβουλιό μας: Λεωνίδα Φωτάκο και Πέτρο Ξαρχουλάκο. Είμαστε υπόχρεοι στα αποχωρούντα μέλη του Κοινοτικού Συμβουλίου μετά από χρόνια αφοσιωμένης υπηρεσίας, Δημήτρη Μαραβέλια και Κατερίνα Σταθάκη. Ευχαριστώ αυτά τα άτομα και όλους όσους εργάζονται προς όφελος της Κοινότητας μας. Με εκτίμηση, Γιώργος Ρασσιάς

5 SAVE THE DATE! GODPARENTS SUNDAY Sunday, February 1, 2015 Invite your Godparents or Godchildren to Church to honor this special bond! Worship together at Divine Liturgy and Reconfirmation Service, receive Holy Communion together, and attend a special Sunday School lesson to celebrate this spiritual bond! Godparents & Godchildren Sunday Luncheon Fundraiser to follow in the Community Center. Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church Sunday School Ministry

6 Dear Beloved Philoptochos Members & Parishioners, GREEK LADIES PHILOPTOCHOS SOCIETY St. Agape Chapter Happy New Year ~ Hronia Polla!! I wish you all a Happy & Healthy New Year ~ 2015! Our chapter has been very busy during the holidays with our Christmas bread baking, sponsoring the Community Communion Breakfast, and hosting a wonderful Christmas Luncheon on Sunday, December 14 at the Wilmington Country Club where over 50 guests enjoyed fellowship, lunch and helped to raise over $ for the Hope House Shelter for battered women. We thank all who attended and contributed to this worthy cause. Our Ladies will be visiting our shut-ins of our Community to bring them a Christmas Basket filled with baked goodies, Christmas bread and ornaments made by our HOPE/JOY children. Our Ladies will also be taking over 220 hand-made pillowcases to sick children in area hospitals and hand-made blankets to shut-ins this Christmas Season. We would like to thank Maria Grigorakakis, Helen Grivas, Maria Kountourzis, and Olympia Kledaras for giving of their time, talents and treasure for this worthy cause. Looking forward in January, we will once again, host the Vasilopita Luncheon on Sunday, January 11 th. Proceeds from this will benefit St. Basil s Academy and St. Nicholas Ground Zero in New York. We hope you and your family will attend. Our next board meeting will be on Saturday, January 17 which will be a Soup & Sandwich Meeting. The Board will meet at 11am and the General Meeting will start at 12 noon. Once again, on February 1st we will host Godparents Sunday and our annual Membership Tea on February 21 st. Save those dates and look for more details in the Sunday Bulletin and the February monthly bulletin. (see flyer next page also) In Christ s Service, Georgia Halakos ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Kollyva for Memorials Our Philoptochos Society would like to thank two of its members, Vasiliki Kromedas, for her generous offer to prepare the kollyva for any family of our community and donate the money for our Philoptochos charities, and Loula Kapordelis for helping her. The cost will be $100 which will include the Prosforon and the wine. Please allow at least a week and call Alexandra Tsaganos at who will contact Vasiliki. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SAVE THE DATE: MARCH 21, 2015 ~ Our Philoptochos will sponsor a FAMILY RETREAT with Guest Presenter Fr. Charles Joannides The Heart will gather on Thursday, January 8th, We hope to see you there! We meet in the AHEPA 1pm We wish you all a Happy New Year! Hronia Polla! Save the Date! ~~ May 9, 2015 Annual Taverna Night!!

7 The Philoptochos Ladies cordially invite you to our Annual Tea Saturday, February 21, pm in our Community Hall All Ladies of our Community are invited. Please join us for a pleasant afternoon as we welcome our members. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ If you have any questions please call Alexandra or Popi

8 GOYA NEWS GOYA participated in a religious retreat at Elkins Park on December 13, and all Goya age youth from our church had been encouraged to attend. Our trip to St Basil s Academy in New York took place on Saturday December 20 where we spent time with and gave gifts to the St Basil s children. We again would like thank the many other organizations from our church for making donations towards St Basil s. We are looking forward to our 2015 GOYA basketball Tournament the weekend of February 14/15, along with our featured GOYA Ad book. (use form on next page for your ad! A table will be available after church each Sunday and we appreciate all the support from our community. GOYA will be attending the Evangelismos basketball tournament in Philadelphia on February 21/22. We are preparing for Sights and Sounds which will be held at Holy Trinity in Egg Harbor, New Jersey on Saturday March 28. Many Blessings, Pauline Raisis President Praisis15@archmereacademy.com HOPE HOPE and JOY News Join us on Saturday, January 10th from 1-3:00pm in the community center for a very important social service project! The children of HOPE and JOY will be working on creating a team and organizing to participate in the 14th annual Souper Bowl of Caring, which utilizes Super Bowl weekend (Sunday, Feb 2nd) to mobilize young people to help fight hunger and poverty locally and around the world. For more information, visit souperbowl.org or contact Julie jtsakumis@yahoo.com

9 Please check a box off and send in the ad information and payment. Make checks payable to Holy Trinity GOYA. Different types of ads may be accepted, for example: in remembrance ads, graduation ads, pictures, business ads, store ads, personal congratulatory ads, etc. Below are the prices per each different advertisements. Thank you for your support. Back Cover (full page): $175 Front Inside Cover (full page): $175 Back Inside Cover (full page): $175 Half-Page: B&W: $50, COLOR: $65 Full-Page: B&W: $100, COLOR: $115 Ads may be sent to goya@holytrinitywilmington.org as attachments, or write and submit a message and picture below and give to any GOYAn.

10

11

12 Διάφορα Δρ. Κώστας Γ. Φούντζουλας Επένδυση 200 δραχμών τον μήνα Το ουσιαστικό επένδυση προέρχεται από το ρήμα επενδύω: επί+εν+δύω, που σημαίνει, ενεργώ σε κάτι που έχω κρύψει, δεν το έχω στην διάθεσή μου. Στην οικονομία σημαίνει το μέρος του εισοδήματος που δεν καταναλώνεται για την παραγωγική δραστηριότητα, δηλαδή διατίθεται σε διάφορες επικερδείς επιχειρήσεις. Υπάρχουν επενδύσεις στην ζωή που δεν γίνονται με απώτερο σκοπό το οικονομικό κέρδος, αλλά για την πνευματική εξύψωση του ανθρώπου. Η αποδοτικότερη όλων των επενδύσεων του ανθρώπου είναι η παιδεία. Έχω αναρρωτηθεί πολλές φορές ποιές θεωρώ ότι είναι οι αποδοτικότερες επενδύσεις της ζωής μου, πλην της οικογενείας μου. Κατέληξα στο συμπέρασμα ότι η πλέον αποδοτικώτερη ήταν οι σπουδές μου από το δημοτικό σχολείο μέχρι το πανεπιστήμιο στην Ελλάδα και στην Αμερική. Αλλά η μικρότερη, που ποτέ δεν θα μπορούσα να φαντασθώ ότι θα απεδεικνύετο σημαντικώτατη στο μέλλον ήταν η εκμάνθηση της Αγγλικής γλώσσας σε ένα γειτονικό φροντιστήριο ξένων γλωσσών στην Αθήνα. Για 4 χρόνια 3 ώρες εβδομαδιαίως από Σεπτέμβριο μέχρι Ιούνιο, παρακολούθησα, μαθήματα Αγγλικής γλώσσας όπως η μεγίστη πλειοψηφία των Ελλήνων μαθητών. Το κόστος ήταν 200 δραχμές τον μήνα, περίπου 6 δολλάρια, συνολικά 8.000,00 δραχμές, δηλαδή 267 δολλάρια της τότε εποχής, ποσό καθόλου ευκαταφρόνητο για την οικονομική δυνατότητα της οικογενειάς μου, όπως άλλοστε και των περισσοτέρων Ελληνικών οικογενειών. Κάθε επένδυση, για να είναι επικερδής, χρειάζεται συνεχή προσοχή σε βάθος χρόνου. Στην προκειμένη περίπτωση επένδυσα ώρες στην βελτίωση της εκμανθήσεως της Αγγλικής γλώσσας δανειζόμενος δωρεάν βιβλία από την Ελληνοαμερικανική Ένωση, και μην δίσταζοντας να συνομιλήσω με ξένους στην Ελλάδα για να αποκτήσω ευχαίρεια στην προφορικό λόγο. Η μετανάστευση μου στις ΗΠΑ δεν υπήρχε ούτε στην σκέψη μου, αλλά ούτε και στα σχέδιά μου. «Ποτέ μην λές ποτέ»! Σχεδίαζα να μείνω μόνο για δύο χρόνια. Μετά από 33 χρόνια έχω κάνει καρριέρα και οικογένεια στις ΗΠΑ, όπως ακριβώς και πολλοί άλλοι μετανάστες. Η γνώση και η ευχαίρεια χρήσεως της Αγγλικής γλώσσας, σε συνδυασμό με τα την όλη παιδεία μου, απεδείχθη το διαβατήριο μου για μία ευδόκιμη παρουσία στις ΗΠΑ. Επιπλέον, η γνώση της αρχαίας μορφής της Ελληνικής γλώσσας και στοιχειωδών Λατινικών απέδειχθηκαν πολύτιμοι αρωγοί μου στην χρήση της Αγγλικής γλώσσας. Αναρρωτιέμαι γιατί τα παιδιά μας, μετά από εξαετή φοίτηση στο Ελληνικό απογευματινό σχολείο, 3 ώρες εβδομαδιαίως, με μεγάλη δυσκολία μπορούν να κάνουν μια απλή συνομιλία; Δεν μπορούν γιατί δεν είναι αναγκαία επένδυση για το μέλλον τους ή κάτι άλλο; Η γνώση ποτέ δεν χάνεται, αλλά μας ακολουθεί παντού και πάντοτε.. Various Dr. Costas G. Fountzoulas 200 drachmas per month investment The noun investment is derived from the verb invest (in+vest), which entered the English language ca 14th century: "to clothe in the official robes of an office" from Latin investire "to clothe in, cover, surround," from in "in, into" + vestire "to dress, clothe". The meaning "use money to produce profit" first attested in 1610s in connection with the East Indies trade, and is probably a borrowing of Italian investire (ca 13c century) from the same Latin root, via the notion of giving one's capital a new form. However, there are investments in life that are not made with a view to future financial gain, but for the spiritual uplifting of human. The most efficient investment of all is education. I have wondered many times what I consider the most efficient investments of my life, except my family. I concluded that the most efficient one was my education from primary school to university in Greece and America. But the less significant one, that I never could imagine that it will be proven extremely important in the future was the learning of English in a preparatory school for foreign languages in my neighborhood in Athens. Like the vast majority of Greek students, I attended English language classes for 4 years, 3 hours a week, from September to June. The cost was 200 drachmas per month, equivalent to 6 dollars, a total of 8, drachmas, about 267 dollars of that time. That was a considerable amount of income for my family, like for most Greek families. For any investment to be profitable over time, constant attention of it is needed. In this case, I invested many hours in improving the learning of the English language by borrowing books without fee from the Greek- American Union, and not hesitating to converse with foreigners in Greece to obtain facility in the oral speech. My immigration in the US was not in my thoughts, nor in my plans. "Never say never"! I planned to stay in USA for only two years. After 33 years, I have a career and a family in US, just like many other immigrants. Knowledge and facility in the use of the English language, in conjunction with the rest of my education, proved my passport for a successful presence in US. In addition, knowledge of the ancient form of the Greek language and elementary Latin were proven valuable assistance to the use of the English language. I wonder why our children after six years of studying Greek at the Greek afternoon schools, three hours per week, can make a simple conversation with great difficulty. Is it because they do not consider it as a necessary investment for their future or something else? Knowledge is never lost, but it follows us everywhere and always.

13 Matthew 6:2 4 Please support the work of St. Elpida So, when you give alms, do not sound a trumpet, as the hypocrites do in the synagogues and in the streets, that they may be praised by men. This is the truth I tell you they are paid in full. But when you give alms, your left hand must not know what your right hand is doing, so that your alms giving may be in secret, and your Father who sees what happens in secret will give you your reward in full. Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, Thirteen years ago, in the year 2002, your Parish Council created the St. Elpida organization, to provide a means by which our parishioners could give alms in secret, to support the many ministries of our Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church. In all those years, a few kind men, women and young people have been working quietly and with conscientiousness to provide according to the means of St. Elpida support for the ministries of our church. Till now, your contributions have helped to provide thousands of meals to the needy at the Emmanuel Dining Room at Jackson Street in Wilmington, have assisted to reduce the pain of the victims of hurricanes, assisted to feed the hungry people in Greece, and aided in the work of our Orthodox clergy, to bring the Gospel of Christ to thousands of families who are joining the Orthodox churches of Africa daily, churches which are headed by the ancient but very poor Patriarchate of Alexandria and all Africa. All this has been accomplished silently through your kindness and generosity, for which no one has thank you, for only you and God know your kindness and compassion! Give generously and contribute not only financially, something which we deeply appreciate, but also with your talent and your presence. Please, also respond to the monthly call of your Church for help, on the 30 th of each month, at the Emmanuel Dining Room of Jackson Street. At this time, as we celebrate the coming in the world of our Savior, Jesus Christ, who was born in a humble stable, I ask you to please remember those in need, and help support the work of St. Elpida. Please remember that, it is the only means by which your contribution, down to the last penny, will reach the beneficiaries of your generosity. May the Lord, Jesus be always with you and your families, and bless you for your alms giving. Thank you so much, and wish you and your family a Blessed New Year. Humbly, George Righos The Crew from November 30th 2014

14 HOLY TRINITY REGISTRY Baptisms: Alexander Michell, son of Vasili & Megan Michell, was baptized in our Church on December 6th. The sponsors were William & Cleopatra Georghiou. We congratulate him and his parents and welcome Alexander into the Orthodox Faith. Funerals: Marietta Kertiles fell asleep in the Lord on November 22nd. Her funeral was held in Dover, DE on December 1. She is survived by her sister-in-law, Goldie Lagates, her daughters, Paula Hastings of Dover, and Pamela Swain of Symrna, DE and grandchildren Taylor & Matthew Swain. May her memory be eternal. Emily Maidanos fell asleep in the Lord on November 22nd. Her funeral was held at Holy Trinity on November 28th. She is survived by her four children, Emanuel J. Maidanos, Katherine Klezaras (Michael), Pamela Saller (Steve), and Nicholas J. Maidanos (Dina); one sister, Anna Brun; nine grandchildren; five great-grandchildren, other family and friends. May her memory be eternal. Elaine Papantinas fell asleep in the Lord on December 7th. Her funeral was held at Holy Trinity on December 12th. She is survived by her husband, Stephen Papantinas; her daughter, Christine Laletas Frangakis (John) of Middletown, Delaware; her son, Ernest Laletas (Barbara) of Wilmington, Delaware; her grandchildren, Stephanie Frangakis Benard (Andre'), Niki Frangakis Decker (Matthew), Andrew Frangakis (fiancée, Aggeliki), Antonia Laletas Mullen (Matthew), Matthew Laletas (Elizabeth), Demi Laletas; and her newest and greatest joys, her great grandchildren, Matthew Christopher and Abigail Elaine Mullen, Nicolas Andre' and Elise Christine Benard, and Ava Rose Decker. May her memory be eternal. Evanggelos Andy Apostolatos fell asleep in the Lord on December 14th. His funeral was held at Holy Trinity on December 18th. Andy is survived by his niece, Clara Drimones and his nephew, Nicholas Drimones, both of Pennsville, NJ. He was predeceased by his two sisters, Carnation Drimones in 2007 and Arkontoula M. "Goldie" Apostolatos in May his memory be eternal. Memorials: Efsaia Degermentzidis ~ 1 Year ~ December 4 Marietta Kertiles ~ 40 Day ~ December 28 Emily Maidanos ~ 40 Day ~ December 28 Wanted Voices to join the Choir No Experience Necessary All you need is a voice and a love for the Lord our God. Please come and join us as we lift our voices to the Lord. Help us to fill the sanctuary with joyful noise! Choir Practice on Wednesday 6pm O come, let us sing unto the LORD: let us make a joyful noise to the rock of our salvation. Psalm 95:1

15 Vasilopita Observance One of the most beautiful and inspiring traditions and customs of the Orthodox Christian Church is the observance of Vasilopita. It is this annual observance, together with many other traditions of our Church, which joins our Orthodox Faith and heritage with the history of the Christian religion itself. The word Vasilopita is a compound Greek word which means the sweet bread of St. Basil. The annual observance of the Vasilopita originated from the Feast Day of St. Basil on January 1 st and the Baptism of Jesus Christ on Epiphany Day on January 6 th. During the first three centuries, the birth of Christ and Epiphany Day were celebrated on the same day. During the fourth century, one of the greatest Fathers of the Christian Church appeared on the spiritual horizon of the Orthodox Faith. His name was Basil and he was Bishop of Caesarea, Cappadocia (Asia Minor) during the fourth century. He was born four years after the first Ecumenical Council held in the year 325AD. St Basil was one of the three Cappadocian Fathers of the Church (the others were Gregory of Nazianzus, his best friend and his brother, Gregory of Nyssa.) St. Basil was the first person in human history to establish an orphanage for little children. He also founded the first Christian hospital in the world. His fame as a Holy Man spread like wildfire throughout the Byzantine world. He was considered one of the most wise and compassionate clergymen in the entire history of the Church. His Feast Day is observed on January 1 st, the beginning of the New Year and the Epiphany Season. The Church, therefore, in respect for his many contributions to the Church and to mankind in general, combined the joy and happiness of the New Year with the glory of the birth of Christ and the Epiphany into what is known in the Orthodox Church as the Vasilopita Observance. According to tradition, sweet bread is prepared both in the Orthodox homes and in the Church community which is called Vasilopita. Sweets are added to the bread which symbolize the sweetness and joy of life everlasting and also symbolizes the hope that the New Year will be filled with the sweetness of life, liberty, health and happiness for all who participate in the Vasilopita Observance. When the Vasilopita is prepared, a coin is usually added to the ingredients. When the bread is cut and the observance begins, the individual who receives that portion of the pita which contains the coin is considered lucky. This tradition adds joy to the celebration at the beginning of the New Year, which everyone hopes will bring joy to all. Many Orthodox Christians enjoy the Vasilopita at home with their loved ones during the New Year celebration. The head of the family cuts the pieces of pita for all members of the family. Since St. Basil loved the poor people, a special piece is cut for the unfortunate of the world which symbolizes our concern for the poverty-stricken people of all nations. The community observance of the Vasilopita is most impressive. The priest begins the spiritual portion of the observance with a series of supplications for the health and peace of the world. Pieces are cut for Christ and His Holy Church, the Patriarch, Archbishop, Clergy and Laity, etc. (This tradition is taken from the ancient Christian observance of evening meals within the community.) Many pieces of bread are then distributed to the faithful, and the monies received from this gesture are sent to the children s home of St. Basil s Academy in Garrison, New York. All of the proceeds from the entire observance are sent for the needs of the Children s Home, like the one originally founded by St. Basil over 1500 years ago. The Vasilopita is a joyous observance and it is a custom which should not be neglected by Greek Orthodox Christians in the Western world. It should be retained annually in the home and in the parish. Sometimes the beautiful Kalanda or songs are sung during this observance which make reference to the love of Christ, His miraculous birth; His baptism and the compassion of the pious St. Basil who brought so much joy and happiness to the world. It is a wonderful way to begin each New Year which God had given to the world.

16 Holy Trinity Food Pantry ALWAYS NEEDED ARE: - Canned Soups - Pasta - Canned fish - Peanut Butter - Juice Boxes - Canned Fruit/Veggies - Spaghetti Sauce - Canned Beans - Fruit Snacks - Canned Pasta - Jelly - Baby Food - Baby Formula - Canned Milk - Dried Fruit - Nuts The Food pantry Committee wants to start the New Year by thanking all the parishioners who faithfully fill the food bins week after week. Because of your commitment, food deliveries can be made to the Salvation Army, the Sunday Breakfast Mission, St. Stephens s Food Closet, or where ever we hear the need. Be a part of this Christian Mission of our Church by sharing your many blessings with the underprivileged in our City of Wilmington. Remember more people are depending on these food locations for their daily meal. Together we CAN make a difference in the lives of the unfortunate. Our bins are located by the church office and in the Narthex stairwell. ~ OUR GOAL IN 2015 ~ ~ TO FEED OUR NEIGHBOR IN NEED ~ Thank You to All and Wishing you a Healthy, Happy New Year! The Food Pantry Committee, John, Nikkie, Steve & Tina ALTAR GUILD Best Wishes for a Very Happy New Year to all the parishioners ~ with good health and happiness in our new year Christmas Project Adopt a Child This year, Adopt a Child" was again selected as our Christmas charity; and the members of the Altar Guild responded to the less fortunate at a time of giving. The Altar Guild would like to acknowledge and thank the following parishioners for their donations for Poinsettias. Georgia Keros In loving memory of my parents, Harry and Helen Keros, grandmother Panagiota Panagos, uncles George and Gus Panagos and my godparents Elizabeth and Gus Brown. Evie and Emmanuel Fournaris In loving memory of our dear family members who are no longer with us. George and Stavroula Pettaris In honor of the feast day of Christmas; and in memory of our mothers Sotiria and Evanthia. Christmas Eve (12/24) Steve Nicholas Wreath in celebration of the birth of our Lord; in memory of a dear and loving mother, Olga Nicholas. Members on Duty in December: Katherine Coustenis, Helen Doukakis, Catherine Faller, Evie Fournaris, Presbytera Joan Ganiaris, Tina Ganiaris-King, Helen Kirifides, Stacy Koninis, Mary Mantzavinos Steve Nicholas, Sofia Regas, Barbara Vassos ********* Our efforts are supported totally by donations from the parishioners. If you wish to share your memorable events with our Church Community by donating for the purchase of flowers on your special days, please advise the president, Helen Doukakis, ( ), Katherine Coustenis ( ), any other member of the Altar Guild or use the form below Name Telephone Please reserve date Special Occasion Enclosed check for $ made out to HOLY TRINITY ALTAR GUILD. Mail to: Katherine Coustenis, 62 Springer Court, Hockessin, DE *****WE THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTINUED GENEROUS SUPPORT*****

17 Serving in January... Narthex Duty: January 4 ~ Group 1 January 11 ~ Group 2 January 18 ~ Group 1 January 25 ~ Group 2 Coffee Hours: January 4 ~ Parish Council January 11 ~ Philoptochos Vasilopita Luncheon January 18 ~ Altar Guild January 25 ~ AHEPA Letters Day Breakfast Prosforon Offerers January 4 Katina Zographos Maria Papanicholas January 11 Eugenia Zerefos Vickie Karakasidis January 18 Sophia Psaltis Maria Grigorakakis January 25 Dimitra Lempesis Litsa Anestos If you cannot meet your scheduled date for Prosfora please contact Loula Holy Trinity Altar Servers Coordinator: To Be Announced ST. BASIL & ST. CHRYSOSTOM TEAM LEADERS Matthew Christofidis & Panagiotis Tzinoudis MEMBERS: Chris Coulaloglou Constantine Krikelis Theodore Fessaras Niko Marinis Constantinos Fournaris Markos Zerefos Nicholas Gianelos Yianni Zerefos Larry Kirifides December 12th at the Emmanuel Dining Room East We sincerely thank the Karakasidis family as they sponsored and served the luncheon again this year on Friday, December 12th, as they have done for several years now! Through their generosity 130 men, women and children enjoyed a warm meal. We look forward to 2015 and a charitable new year of service to this soup kitchen with our regular sponsors and as always, we welcome new sponsors. We will serve again on Monday, January 12th with a new host and sponsor. All are welcome to join us. We greatly appreciate all who generously give and serve to this charitable cause! Various groups and individuals generously donate the food and host the luncheon meal on the 12th of every month throughout the year. New sponsors are needed to fill a few months, so if you would like to become a part of this worthy service project with your family, friends or church organization, please contact Nikkie Tsakataras at or Tina Ganiaris at for more information. A Happy and Healthy New Year to all!

18 Financial Stewards of holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church 2014 Adamopoulos, Anastasios Adamopoulos, Angeliki Adamopoulos, Chris & Nancy Adamopoulos, Stella Adamopoulos, Sotiere Al-Annouf, Nabil & Rabia Batah Alexandratos, Angelos Alexandridis, Thanos & Sharon Alexopoulos, John & Elena Amygdalos, Michael & Christine Anagnostou, Mary Anagnostou, Anthoula Anagnostou, AnaMaria Anastasakos, Georgia Anastassiades, Andreas & Litsa Andreadis, Evan & Theone Andrianopoulos, Alexis Andrianopoulos, Faith Annos, William & Irene Anton, Anthony & Lucille Apessos, Spyros & Maria Apostolakis, Nicholas & Irene Apostolatos, Evaggelos Apostolidis, Alexandros Archbell, Marianne & Christopher Arvantitis, Argyros & Lisa Atsidis, Kostas & Eutichia Bacchieri, Greg & Stacey Bachtsevanis, Georgios Baker, Stephanie & Joseph Bambacus, Meropi Boines, Georgia Bouloukos, Harry & Anastasia Brown, Sean & Maria Buckley/Kledaras, Scott & Marianthi Burpulis, Byron & Kecia Burpulis, Costa & Maria Burpulis, John S. & Mary Burpulis, Stamati Caras, Alexandra Caras, Chris & George Caras, Constantine & Maria Caras, Harry Caras, Valerie Carros, Demo & Helyn Chahalis, Maria Chambers, George & Katherine Chappel, Jane Charalambides, Dino & Stephania Chilimidos, Dennis & Effie Chilimidos, Jerry & Amy Christofidis, Fr Chris & Pres Ioanna Christou, Christos Christou, Vasilios & Alexandra Ciabattoni, Olga Coates/Zerefos, George & Evie Colborn, Brian & Nicole Colyvas, Amanda Constantinou, John & Carol Constantinou, George Contompasis, Petro & Bessie Cooke, Charles Costalas, Alexandra Costis, Gus T. & Patsy Coulaloglou, Michele & Costas Courtis, Harry & Sophia Coustenis, Robert & Katherine Cozamanis, Olympia Cozamanis, Steve & Annette Cusanelli, Patrick Dalianis, John & Vicky Daskalakis, Evangelos Degermentzidis, Elias Degermentzidis, George & Polyxeni Degermentzidis, Yiannys Demetriou, Spyros K. & Anna Demourtzidis, Joseph & Erini Demourtzidis, Nikolas & Daphne Demourtzidis, Steven Diamanty, Thomas & Sue Diamond, Anthony T. & Lauren Diamond, John A. & Susan Dickey, Irene Dignam, Agnes Dorian, Paul Doukakis, Helen Drimones, Clara Drimones, Nicholas Dumel, John & Evangeline Dunkelberger, Penelope & Keith Duprey, Maria Eliades, Sophie Evangelatos, Speros & Emily Fafalios, Mary Fakner, John & Alexis Smith Faller, James & Catherine Fanos, George Ferentinos, Joan Fikioris, Dimitrios & Margaret Ford, Melissa Ford, Christopher & Kara Fotakos, Leonidas & Sophia Fotakos, Toula Fountzoulas, Costas & Audrey Fournakis, Kathleen Fournaris, Constantine Fournaris, Emmanuel & Evanthea Fournaris, George & Aspasia Frangakis, John & Christine Frangia, Stephen Galanakis, Ekaterini Galaris, James Galaris, Rick & Diana Ganiaris, Pres. Joan Ganoudis, Joanna Ganoudis, Olympia Gargalas, Thomas Gatos, Paula Gattuso, Jean & Michael Geanopoulos, Toula Geanopulos, Katy Geanopulos, Georgiean George, Mary Georgiou, Gus Gerakios, Michael & Tonya Gerakios, Nikoletta Gerakios, Sakelaris & Spiradoula Geralis, Loula Gerassimakis, Nick & Connie Gianelos, James & Stacie Giannatos, Gerry & Anna Gotides, Virginia Gounoudis, Olga Graham, Alton & Catherine Graham, Christine Gray, David & Eugenia Grigorakakis, Maria Grivas, Christopher & Michelle Grivas, Demetrios & Helen Guajardo, Evangelina Guardascione, Lou & Shelly Hadjipanayis, George & Voula Halakos, Billy Halakos, Demetrios & Georgia Halakos, Evangelos & Donna Halakos, Joannis & Eftihia Haldas, Christopher & Melanie Haldas, Harry Haldas, Nicholas & Rodie Haldas, Thomas K. & Prudy Hann, Christopher Hann, Eugenia & Gary Hantzandreou, George & Diane Hantzandreou, Katerina Hantzandreou, Theodore & Labrini Hantzopoulos, Bill & Liza Haralambidis, Maroula & Niko Hatzis, Nicholas & Katherine Hatzis, Thomas & Georgia Hatzopoulos, Kostas & Rania Hernjak, Nicholas Hondry, Bill Hondry, Joan Hondry, Steve Ioannou, Ida Iraklis, Thymakis & Vasiliki Iliadou Issaris, Katherine Joannides, Joseph & Alice Johnson, Margo M. Joseck, Fred & Xanthy Joseck, John Kaliakin, Victor & Elizabeth Kalampakis, Athanasios & Ioanna Kalmer, Mary Kamenakis, Peter Kamenakis, George & Effie Kapetanakos, Nektarios Kapordelis, Loula Karablacas, Helen Karablacas, Stelios Karablacas, Virginia Karakasidis, John & Vicki Karakasidis, Demetrios & Eleni Karakasidis, Stephanos & Evagelia Karamihalis, Dean Karaoglanis, Eleftherios & Niki Karas, Tom Karas, Yianny Karavasilis, Nick & Foula Katapodi, Eleni Katsimbris, Dennis & Angela Kayiaros, Joanna Kazos, Vaggelos & Marita Keros, Georgia Kertiles, Marietta Kimbiris, George & Beatriz Kirifides, Alexander & Kathy Kirifides, Eleni Kirifides, Lazarus Kirifides, Lazarus M. & Helen Kirifides, Maria Kirifides, Michael & Kerry Kirifides, Vasil & Elefteria Kirtses, Petros & Athy Kledaras, George & Ann Kledaras, Olympia Kledaras, Peter Klezaras, Michael & Kathy Klezaras, Nikoletta Kolionis, Alexander Kollias, Basil & Dimitra Koninis, Christina Koninis, John A. & Anastasia Koninis, II, John Kontis, Gus & Cindy Kontomaris, Kostas & Melissa Kostas, John & Gale Kostas, Lynn Kostas, Nicholas & Stephani Kotanidis, Christos & Maria Kotanidis, Efstathios & Linda Kourpas/Mouza, Elias & Chrystalla Kramedas, Gregory & Matoula Kramedas, Maria Kramedas, Nina C. & Theodore Krikelis, Helene Kromedas, Constantinos & Vasiliki Kusumi, Jeff & Robin Kyranakis, John Laletas/Brockett, Ernest & Barbara Laskaris, Johanna Lawson, Michael & Victoria Lazare, John & Sandra Lazopoulos, John & Christina Lemper, Anthony & Diana Lempesis, Dimitra Leounes, Helen & Thomas Liarakos, Evelyn M. Liarakos, George P. & Ann Liparos, Anargyros Little, Mary Lomis, Dean & Toula Long, Irene MacKewiz, W. Lee & Irene Maidanos, Demetrios Maidanos, Emily Maidanos, Nicholas & Dina Makis, Gus & Anthi

19 Financial Stewards of holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church 2014 Continued... Malapetsas, Harry Manis, Voula & John Manolakis, Katina Manolakis, Mary Manoloudis, Michael & Kandi Mantzavinos, Chris & Mary Mantzavinos, Spiros & Megan Maravelias, Angelique Maravelias, James & Diana Marini, Irene Marinis, George & Sophia Marinis, Kalliope Marinis, Sotiere Marinis, Sotirios Markatos, Harry & Susan Mathews, Erene Matoulas, Apostolas & Georgia Matulas, Anagnostis & Angela Mavridis, Prodromos & Maria Mayew, G. Michael & Charlotte Mazarakis, John Mazarakis, Michael & Orania Mazarakis/Gialouris, Pella & Andreas McFarland, Antoinette & Steve Mentis, Constantia Michell, Constantine & Elaine Michell, Theodore & Cathy Michell, Valerie Michell, Vasili & Megan Milionis, Chris & Bryna Milionis, Constantine Miliotis/Zygakis, Nikolas & Stavroula Misogianes, Milt & Carol Mistras, Antonios & Soula Mistras, Doretta Mistras, Michael Moustafa, Steven & Lambrine Moutsatsos, George & Alexia Nannas, Theodore & Alexandra Ney, Bruce & Marina Nicholas, Steve Nicholas, William N. Nicholson, Matina Novakis, Louis Ohlemacher, Leo & Evangeline Oikonomou, Georgios Oneal, Christine & Brian Pagonis, Carrie Pagonis, Marcus C. & Cheryl Pandelakis, Denis & Anna Panopoulos, Pamela Pantelopulos, Anthony & Dapne Papachrysanthou, Christos & Penelope Papachrysanthou, George & Laura Papanicholas, Demetrios & Maria Papantinas, Stephen & Elaine Pappas, Elizabeth S. Pappas, Evangelos & Eugenia Pappas, Helen Pappas, Nicholas G. & Faye Pappas, Sandra Parker, Joe & Anastasia Pastis, Jackie Pennias, John & Stacey Pentikis, Ioannis & Barbara Phalangas, Charalambos & Mary Philippakos, Peter Philippakos, Stavroula Phillips, Pauline Pierson, Vetta & Charles Pittaoulis, Steve Pittas, John Pittas, Michael Popescu, Chris & Viktorya Poulos, Marika Poulos, Vasilios & Eulampia Psaltis, John Psaltis, Nickolas & Sophia Psaltis, Thomas & Cindy Raisis, Leonidas & Irene Raisis, Spiros Ranalli, Anthony & Marie Rassias, Dion & Gina Rassias, George & Amalea Rassias, Peter & Julie Rayias, Peter Regas, Constantine Regas, Peter & Christine Regas, Sofia Rigas, Elias & Potoula Riggins, Margaret Righos, George & Elaine Roberts, Scott & Linda Roussos, Michael & Ana Roustopoulos, Theodoros & Alexia Saffos, John & Karla Saitis, Mary Sapunas, Areti Saridakis, Christopher & Penelope Sarmousakis, George & Anastacea Sarmousakis, Marika & Chris Sartin, Nimrah & Deborah Savopoulos, Basil & Despina Savopoulos, Nicholas Savopoulos, Virginia Schillinger, Karen & Robert Semertzidou, Despoina Semos, Paul & Joanne Shaer, Issa & Nuha Skiadas, Peter & Stavroula Souleles, Nicholas & Alexis Spanos, John & Carol Sparks, Everett & Alexandra Spence, Jason & Sunday Staikos, Dimitri Staikos, Nicholas & Eirini Stathakis, Catherine Stathopoulos, Georgios Stavru, Nicholas & Maria Stavru, Sophia Stevens, Richard & Penny Stout, Bob & Voula Tangalidis, Dimitrios & Maria Tarabicos, James & Sophia Tarabicos, John & Joanne Tarabicos, Christina Tawfik, Emad & Soultana Teclemariam, Saba & Berhan Tektonopoulos, Diamantis Terris, Costas & Clara Terss, Eugenia Theodorakis, Stamatis & Lisa Thomas, Angela & Richard Triantafyllou, Anthanasios & Valentina Tsaganos, Anthony & Joanne Tsaganos, George & Alexandra Tsaganos, Nicholas & Joanne Tsaganos, Peggy Tsaganos, Robert & Popi Tsaganos, Tina Tsakataras, George Tsakataras, Nikki Tsakumis, George & Julia Tsaldaris, Steliany Tsavalas, Andrea Tsavalas, George & Yvonne Tsavalas, John & Anita Tsionas, Efthimios & Anna Tsionas, Foula Tsiouplis, Vasilis & Matina Tsoukalas, George & Frideriki Tsoukalas, Harry & Niki Tsoukalas, Stavroula Tsugranes, George & Penny Turley, Steve & Akiko Tzinoudis, Konstantinos & Demetra Valko, Regina Valvis, Ioannis & Maria Vande Poele, A. David & Anne Vanvures, John Vasilikos, Marika & Peter Vassilatos, George & Yvonne Vassiliou, Kleoniki Vassos, Barbara Velitskakis, Steve & Karen Velitskakis, George & Nicole Vice, Billy & Elaine Visvardis, Socrates & Ruth Vlamis, Nicholas & Peggy Voultsis, Petros & Catherine Vouras, Nicholas Wilkinson, Clifford & Suzanne Wissman, Charles & Vaya Wolcott, Josiah & Paraskevi Xarhoulakos, Peter Yiannos, Stella Yorsz, Photine Zaloga, Paul & Joann Zambetis, Paul & Zoe Zerefos, Demetri & Tina Zerefos, Markos & Eugenia Ziccarelli, Louis & Catherine Zinna, Anthony & Nina Zographos, Nicholas & Katherine AS OF December 19, 2014 Honor the LORD with your wealth, with the firstfruits of all your crops; then your barns will be filled to overflowing, and your vats will brim over with new wine. Proverbs 3:9-10 Stewardship as of December 19, 2014 Amount Pledged: $218, Amount Paid: $252, Total Number of Pledging Families: 428 Total Number of Eligible Stewards: 618 Average Pledge: $590.00

20

21

22

23 GREEK ORTHODOX COMMUNITY OF HOLY TRINITY ECCLESIASTICAL SCHEDULE FOR THE NATIVITY SEASON SUNDAY am MONDAY 5 8:45am TUESDAY am WEDNESDAY am SUNDAY am Sunday before Theophany of Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ ORTHROS AND THE DIVINE LITURGY OF ST. JOHN CHRYSOSTOM Forefeast of the Theophany of Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ THE GREAT HOURS OF THEOFANY VESPERAL DIVINE LITURGY OF ST. BASIL AND AGIASMOS / BLESSING OF WATERS (This is a day of strict fasting) The Holy Theophany of Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ ORTHROS AND THE DIVINE LITURGY OF ST. JOHN CHRYSOSTOM. GREAT AGIASMOS/BLESSING OF THE WATERS. Synaxis of John the Holy Glorious Prophet, Baptist, & Forerunner ORTHROS AND DIVINE LITURGY Sunday after Theophany ORTHROS AND DIVINE LITURGY VASILOPITA CUTTING ALL MINISTRY LEADERS PLEASE BE PRESENT ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ΙΑΝΟΥΑΡΙΟΣ ΚΥΡΙΑΚΗ 4 ΚΥΡΙΑΚΗ προ των Θεοφανείων του Κυρίου και Σωτήρος ήμών Ιησού Χριστού 9-10πμ ΟΡΘΡΟΣ ΚΑΙ ΘΕΙΑ ΛΕΙΤΟΥΡΓΙΑ του Αγίου Ιωάννου Χρυσοστόμου ΔΕΥΤΕΡΑ 5 8:45πμ ΤΡΙΤΗ πμ ΤΕΤΑΡΤΗ πμ ΚΥΡΙΑΚΗ πμ Παραμονή Θεοφανείων του Κυρίου και Σωτήρος ήμών Ιησού Χριστού ΟΙ ΜΕΓΑΛΕΣ ΩΡΕΣ ΤΩΝ ΘΕΟΦΑΝΕΙΩΝ ΘΕΙΑ ΛΕΙΤΟΥΡΓΙΑ ΕΣΠΕΡΙΝΟΥ ΤΟΥ ΜΕΓΑ ΒΑΣΙΛΕΙΟΥ ΚΑΙ ΑΓΙΑΣΜΟΣ / ΕΥΛΟΓΙΑ ΤΩΝ ΥΔΑΤΩΝ (Ημέρα αυστηρής νηστείας) Τα Άγια Θεοφάνεια του Κυρίου και Σωτήρος ήμών Ιησού Χριστού ΟΡΘΡΟΣ ΚΑΙ ΘΕΙΑ ΛΕΙΤΟΥΡΓΙΑ ΤΟΥ ΑΓΙΟΥ ΙΩΑΝΝΟΥ ΧΡΥΣΟΣΤΟΜΟΥ ΜΕΓΑΛΟΣ ΑΓΙΑΣΜΟΣ/ΕΥΛΟΓΙΑ ΤΩΝ ΥΔΑΤΩΝ. Σύναξις Αγίου Ιωάννου του Ενδόξου Προφήτου Βαπτιστού και Προδρόμου ΟΡΘΡΟΣ ΚΑΙ ΘΕΙΑ ΛΕΙΤΟΥΡΓΙΑ ΚΥΡΙΑΚΗ μετά τα Θεοφάνεια ΟΡΘΡΟΣ ΚΑΙ ΘΕΙΑ ΛΕΙΤΟΥΡΓΙΑ ΚΟΠΗ ΒΑΣΙΛΟΠΙΤΑΣ ΟΛΟΙ ΟΙ ΕΠΙΚΕΦΑΛΗΣ ΥΠΗΡΕΣΙΩΝ ΠΑΡΑΚΑΛΩ ΝΑ ΠΑΡΑΒΡΕΘΟΥΝ

24 PLEASE JOIN US FOR The GREEK SCHOOL S COMMUNITY DANCE Saturday, February 7th, :30pm to Mid-night Holy Trinity Community Center We hope to see you there! Questions and/or Reservations Call: Stacey ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ $40 per person 14 & under $10 Music Cash Bar Appetizers & Dinner

25

26 The Feast of the Light One of the most beautiful songs of the Theophany is its kontakion: Today You have appeared to the world, O Lord, and your light has shown upon us who, realizing who you are, sing to you a hymn of praise. Inaccessible Light, you have come and made yourself known! This very short hymn of praise catches the whole theology of this uniquely sacred feast the One Who is from all eternity the Inaccessible Light has come and made himself known to the world. On this holy day true worshipers throughout the world hold candles in their hands and with their voices they raise a song of praise to the only true God the Holy Trinity, the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit, -as He appeared at the moment of Christ s baptism. We hold torches as did our forbearers, brothers and sisters in Christ, a great many of whom became torches themselves, dying a martyrs death rather than deny Christ. We hold candles and our hearts are to be aflame with the light of Christ. Because this is not the feast of lights, it is the Feast of Light! Yes, this is the feast of the Inaccessible Light, who came into the world to help us regain our original beauty and give us eternal life. and this is eternal life, that they may know You, the only true God, and Jesus Christ, Whom You have sent (John 17:3). The knowledge of God, which gives us eternal life, is not a philosophical concept, or a metaphor, it is the communion with the only true God made known in Christ. That was the true light which gives light to every man coming into the world. (John 1:9), points out St. John the Apostle. While Christ himself says, I am the light of the world. He who follows me shall not walk in darkness, but have the light of life (John 8:12). And again, I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me (John 14:6). Therefore I exhort first of all that supplications, prayers, intercessions, and giving of thanks be made for all men, writes St. Paul. For this is good and acceptable in the sight of God our Savior, who desires all men to be saved and come to the knowledge of the truth (1Timothy 2:3-4). Yes, God desires all human beings to come to the knowledge of the truth. He does not discriminate against anyone; He offers salvation to all, He wants every human being to share in his goodness. For this goal he became a man, to show us the light. St. Ambrose of Milan says, Christ was on earth, that you may be in the stars. He had no place in the inn that you might have many mansions in heaven. And this is the condemnation, that the light has come into the world, and men loved darkness rather than light, because their deeds were evil (John 3:19). The first tragic choice of humankind was when it chose to attain to deification on its own, apart from God. After Christ, the Light of the world came, we have to face up to the second tragic choice of humankind, since it loved darkness rather than light, seeking to hide itself from God in a false refuge, the refuge of darkness, the refuge of estrangement from God. And not only that but our humanity, particularly our contemporary humanity, did choose to deceive itself by claiming that the darkness is light. St. Paul advises us not to wonder about this, for Satan himself transforms himself into an angel of light (1Corinthians 11:14). Let no one deceive you with empty words, for because of these things the wrath of God comes upon the sons of disobedience For you were once darkness, but now you are light in the Lord. Walk as children of the Light (Ephesians 5:6, 8). Those who were sanctified with the new nature from Christ have to walk daily the marathon of separating themselves from darkness. Moreover, they have to expose the darkness also. St. John Chrysostom underlined: He had said, you are light. Now the light reproves by exposing the things which take place in the darkness. So that if you are virtuous, and conspicuous, the wicked will be unable to lie hidden. For just as when a candle is set, all are brought to light, and the thief cannot enter, so if your light shines, the wicked being discovered will be caught. When our Christly light shines the deceiving angel of light will be seen as wicked as he is, as an angel of darkness. Says Vladimir Lossky, The Church, according to St. Cyril of Alexandria, is the holy city, which has not been sanctified by observing the law for the law made nothing perfect (Hebrews 7:19), but by being conformed to Christ; participating in the divine nature through the communication of the Holy Spirit, who stamped us with His seal in the day of our deliverance when we are washed from every stain. Continued next page

27 The Feast of the Light The humanity of Christ provides the opportunity for the manifestation of the Trinity. That is why the Theophany and the Transfiguration are celebrated so solemnly; it is the revelation of the Trinity that is being celebrated; for the voice of the Father was heard and the Holy Spirit was present the first time in the form of a dove (Mystical Theology of the Eastern Church). This is my beloved Son, in Whom I am well pleased (Matthew 3:17). In Christ s baptism, we see the invisible icon of the Holy Trinity. The Father speaks; the Holy Spirit descends; the incarnate Son is baptized and anointed. In the katavasia for the feast, St. Germanus says, The true light has appeared and bestows enlightenment to all. Christ who is above all purity is baptized with us; He brings sanctification to the water and it becomes a cleansing for our souls. That which is outward and visible is earthly, that which is inwardly understood is higher than heaven. Salvation comes through washing, and through water the Spirit; by descending into water we ascend to God. Wonderful are your works, O Lord: Glory to You. Godless wisdom cannot talk about God! He is billions and billions of light-years far from being apprehended by godless, rational babble. But with Christ, who came to us, we realize that God is as close to us as a baptism, as a prayer. After being baptized, we became able to see God with the eye of our souls our nous. But we can really see God only through Christ, by allowing Him to come to us not as a mere light but as the Light. And the Light who enlightens the whole universe will enlighten within us the kingdom of God (Luke 17:21). Yet, most of the time we are reluctant to talk to Him! We are all the more reluctant despite the fact that the heavenly voice of the Father commanded, Hear Him! (Matthew 17:5). We fail to realize that our very becoming like Christ, yes, our own salvation, cannot be conceivably attained without an intimate union with Christ in His full humanity. Because His humanity was untouched by sin, and unlike Adam s humanity before the Fall, Christ s humanity could not be corrupted by sin. It is through our union with Christ s uncorrupted humanity that our human nature is healed. Only a humanity like Christ s will make us inheritors of God s Kingdom. So, come! Come, enjoy the Feast of the Light! Come, since today we have been delivered from darkness and illuminated with the light of the knowledge of God. Today the blinding mist of the world is dispersed by the Epiphany of our God. Today the whole creation shines with light from on high. Today error is laid low and the coming of the Master has made for us a way of salvation. Today things above keep feast with things below, and things below commune with things above. Today the triumphant assembly of the Orthodox keeps this holy festival with great joy. (From The Great Blessing of the Waters). Come, be enlightened by the Inaccessible Light! Rev. Dr. Dumitru Macailia

28

29

30 Philoptochos Christmas Luncheon 12/14/14

31

32 January 2015 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Church Office Closed Happy New Year Church Office Closed NO FAST NO FAST NO FAST 4 Sunday before Theophany 9am Orthros 10am Divine Liturgy 10amSunday School 12:30pm Sunday School Meeting 5 Forefeast of Theophany Blessing of the Waters 9am Orthros 10am Divine Liturgy STRICT FAST 6 Holy Theophany Great Blessing of Waters 9am Orthros 10am Divine Liturgy 6pm Girls BBall Practice 7pm AHEPA Board 7:15pm Boys BBall Practice 7 St John the Baptist 9am Orthros 10am Divine Liturgy 6pm Choir 7pm HUC Meeting FAST 8 1pm Heart 7pm Parish Council Meeting 7pm Dance 9 5pm Greek School RESUMES 6-7:15pm GOYA FAST 10 IOCC HOPE/ JOY Souper Bowl Event 11 Sunday after Theophany 9am Orthros 10am Divine Liturgy Vasilopita Sunday Philoptochos Sponsored Luncheon 12 12pm Emmanuel Dining Room 7pm Evening Commentary of the Divine Liturgy 13 11am Bible Class 6:30pm AHEPA Meeting 6pm Girls BBall Practice 7:15pm Boys BBall Practice 7pm UD Catholic Chapel 14 12:30pm Bible Study 6pm Choir 7:30pm DVYC St. Luke, Broomall, PA FAST 15 7pm Dance 16 5pm Greek School 7pm St. Anthony, Vineland, NJ FAST 17 St Anthony 9am Orthros 10am Divine Liturgy 12pm Philoptochos Meeting FOLK DANCE FESTIVAL, Annapolis, MD 18 12th Sunday of Luke Sts. Anthanasios & Cyril 9am Orthros 10am Divine Liturgy 10am Sunday School FOLK DANCE FESTIVAL, Annapolis, MD 19 7pm Evening Commentary of the Divine Liturgy 20 11am Bible Class 6pm Girls BBall Practice 7:15pm Boys BBall Practice 7pm UD Catholic Chapel 21 12:30pm Bible Study 6pm Choir FAST 22 7pm Dance 23 5pm Greek School FAST 24 1pm Rassias Baptism 25 15th Sunday of Luke 9am Orthros 10am Divine Liturgy 10am Sunday School Letters Day Program HUC/AHEPA Breakfast & Speaker DVYC Championship Egg harbor, NJ 26 7pm Evening Commentary of the Divine Liturgy 27 11am Bible Class 6pm Girls BBall Practice 7:15pm Boys BBall Practice 6:30pm DOP Meeting 7pm UD Catholic Chapel 28 12:30pm Bible Study 6pm Choir FAST 29 7pm Dance 30 Three Hierarchs 9am Orthros 10am Divine Liturgy 12pm St. Elpida Emmanuel Dining Room 5pm Greek School FAST 31 4pm Metropolis Greek Letters Day Cherry Hill, NJ

33 Ιανουάριος 2015 Κυριακή Δευτέρα Τρίτη Τετάρτη Πέμπτη Παρασκευή Σάββατο 1 Γραφείο της Εκκλησίας Κλειστό ΕΥΤΥΧΙΣΜΕΝΟ ΤΟ ΝΕΟ ΕΤΟΣ!! ΑΡΤΗΣΙΜΗ 2 Γραφείο της Εκκλησίας Κλειστό ΑΡΤΗΣΙΜΗ 3 ΑΡΤΗΣΙΜΗ 4 Κυριακή προ των Θεοφανείων 9:00 π.μ. Όρθρος 10 π.μ. Θεία Λειτουργία 10πμ Κατηχητικό 12:30μμ Συνάντηση Κατηχητικού 5 Παραμονή Θεοφανείων Αγιασμός των Υδάτων 9:00 πμ Όρθρος 10 π.μ. Θεία Λειτουργία ΑΥΣΤΗΡΗ ΝΗΣΤΕΙΑ 6 ΘΕΟΦΑΝΕΙΩ Ν Μεγάλος Αγιασμός των Υδάτων 9:00πμ Όρθρος 10 π.μ. Θεία Λειτουργία 6μμ Προπόνηση Μπ.Μπ. Θηλέων 7pm AHEPA Board 7:15μμ Προπόνηση Μπ.Μπ. Αρρένων 7 Σύναξις Ιωάννου Προδρόμου του Βαπτιστού. 9:00 π.μ Όρθρος 10 π.μ. Θεία Λειτουργία 6 μμ Χορωδία 7 μμ Συνάντηση Πανεπ. Λέσχης ΝΗΣΤΕΙΑ 8 1μμ Αειθαλείς Νέοι 7pm Parish Council Meeting 7 μμ Χορός 9 5 μμ Ελληνικό Σχολείο ΑΡΧΙΖΕΙ 6-7:15 μμ GOYA ΝΗΣΤΕΙΑ 10 IOCC HOPE/ JOY Souper Bowl Event 11 Κυριακή μετά τα Θεοφάνεια 9:00 π.μ. Όρθρος 10 π.μ. Θεία Λειτουργία Κυριακή βασιλόπιτας Γεύμα Χορήγεία Φιλοπτώχου 12 12μμ Emmanuel Dining Room πμ Τάξις Βίβλου 6:30pm AHEPA Meeting 6μμ Προπόνηση Μπ.Μπ. Θηλέων 7:15μμ Προπόνηση Μπ.Μπ. Αρρένων 7:15 μμ ΟΠΦ@ UD Catholic Chapel 14 6 μμ Χορωδία 7:30μμ DVYC Άγιος Λουκάς, Broomall, PA ΝΗΣΤΕΙΑ 15 7 μμ Χορός 16 5 μμ Ελληνικό Σχολείο 7 μμ Εσπερινός@ Άγιος Αντώνιος, Vineland, NJ ΝΗΣΤΕΙΑ 17 Άγιος Αντώνιος 9:00 πμ Όρθρος 10 πμ Θεία Λειτουργία 12μμ Συνάντηση Φιλοπτώχου ΦΕΣΤΙΒΑΛ ΔΗΜΟΤΙΚΏΝ ΧΟΡΩΝ, Annapolis, MD 18 12η Κυριακή του Λουκά Αγίων Αθανασίου & Κυρίλλου 9:00 π.μ. Όρθρος 10 π.μ. Θεία Λειτουργία 10πμ Κατηχητικό ΦΕΣΤΙΒΑΛ ΔΗΜΟΤΙΚΏΝ ΧΟΡΩΝ, Annapolis, MD πμ Τάξις Βίβλου 6μμ Προπόνηση Μπ.Μπ. Θηλέων 7:15μμ Προπόνηση Μπ.Μπ. Αρρένων 7:15 μμ ΟΠΦ@ UD Catholic Chapel 21 6 μμ Χορωδία ΝΗΣΤΕΙΑ 22 7 μμ Χορός 23 5 μμ Ελληνικό Σχολείο ΝΗΣΤΕΙΑ 24 1μμ Βάπτιση Ρασσιά 25 15η Κυριακή του Λουκά 9:00 π.μ. Όρθρος 10 π.μ. Θεία Λειτουργία 10πμ Κατηχητικό Ο Εορτασμός της Ημέρας των Ελληνικών Γραμμάτων/ HUC/ΑΧΕΠΑ Πρωϊνό και Ομιλητής DVYC Ag;vnaw Egg harbor, NJ πμ Τάξις Βίβλου 6μμ Προπόνηση Μπ.Μπ. Θηλέων 7:15μμ Προπόνηση Μπ.Μπ. Αρρένων 6:30pm DOP Meeting 7:15 μμ ΟΠΦ@ UD Catholic Chapel 28 6 μμ Χορωδία ΝΗΣΤΕΙΑ 29 7 μμ Χορός 30 Τριών Ιεραρχών 9:00 πμ Όρθρος 10 π.μ. Θεία Λειτουργία 12μμ Αγία Ελπίδα Emmanuel Dining Room 5 μμ Ελληνικό Σχολείο ΝΗΣΤΕΙΑ 31 4μμ Πρόγραμμα Ελληνικών Γραμμάτων Cherry Hill, NJ

34 Handbags Jewelry Gifts & So Much More! Talleyville Towne Shoppes 4001 Concord Pike Wilmington, DE P Monday - Saturday 10am-6pm Gift Certificates Available Over 50 Locations We Cater Any Size Party

35 Chandler Funeral Homes & Crematory Wilmington Hockessin (302) Spiros Mantzavinos Public Relations Marketing