Greek Orthodox Church of the Hamptons

Upcoming Events In Our Parish

Homemade Greek Pastries for Easter

Baked by the Kimisis tis Theotokou of the Hamptons Ladies. Proceeds to benefit the building fund.
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Helping Hands: Pick an Egg

Starting February 28th there will be a basket whose eggs will have items that make up an Easter dinner on it. The baskets will be located by the stairwell leading from the Church into the basement. When you pass by please Pick an Egg which contains toiletry items and help a family.
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Epitaphios Flowers & Easter Lilies

Make a donation for the Easter flowers and commemorate your loved ones.
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Godparents/Godchildrens Sunday

All Godparents & Godchildren are invited to attend the Divine Liturgy & receive Holy Communion together on March 21, 2010 at 10 am. An Agape Fellowship Hour Immediately After Service.
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Greek Independence Day

A celebration will be held on Sunday, March 14th immediately after the Divine Liturgy in the Church Hall.
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Palm Making & Ukrainian Egg Decorating

Palm Making and Egg Decoration will take place on the Saturday of Lazarus on March 27th. All are invited to participate.
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Church Bulletin

Keep up to date with recent news and activities in the church
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Recent Events In Our Parish and In the Life of the Church

11th Annual Adult Zoullas Lenten Retreat

On Friday evening, March 6, 2010, an Akathist to the Most Holy Theotokos was celebrated at our church. Following the service, the Rev. Father John Anthony McGucken and his wife, Eileen, served as the retreat masters for the 11th Annual Adult Zoullas Lenten Retreat held throughout the weekend. The theme for the retreat was "The Themes of Holy Week and Pascha".
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Sunday of Orthodoxy

On Sunday, February 21, 2010, the Sunday of Orthodoxy was celebrated at our church. The youth processed around the church bearing icons of various saints and feastdays of the church.
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60 Minutes Interviews His All Holiness

Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew, the leader of the 300 million-member Orthodox Christian Church, feels "crucified" living in Turkey under a government he says would like to see his nearly 2,000-year-old Patriarchate die out.
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