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1 St. George Greek Orthodox Cathedral 650 Hanover Street Manchester, New Hampshire Tel Fax M A Y CoME and RECEIvE ThE LIghT Come and receive the light from the unwaning Light; and glorify Christ, Who has risen from the dead. In the Old Testament God guided His people to the Promised Land at night by means of a column of light. When the column of light moved, they followed until eventually it led them to the Promised Land. In the Church we light candles, many candles, and we see the glow of the vigil lights in front of the iconostasion. We see the two candle stands at both sides of the royal gate. These candles, these lights remind us of that column of light God used in the days of old to guide His people. They remind us that even today God leads us to our Promised Land, to Salvation, to life with Him, through the teachings of the Gospel and the Sacraments. Every time we see these two candle stands at both sides of the royal gate and the vigil lights in front of the iconostasion, we should offer thanks to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ for leading us to heaven. The eternal light which is in front of the tabernacle on the altar table is kept lit at all times to remind us that the Lord Jesus, Who is present in the tabernacle, is the Light of the world. As He said, I am the light of the world; he who follows me shall not walk in darkness but shall have the light of life. Whenever we see the eternal light over the altar we should praise God for sending Jesus. Without Him we would be stumbling about in the darkness not knowing where we are going. With Jesus we have the light; we know who we are, how much God loves us, and where we are going. Orthodox Christians upon entering the Church light candles. This is because we want to be reminded that just as Jesus is the light of the world so we are to be reflecting His light, His life, His love in our everyday living. We are called to be lights shining for Jesus. Sometimes we also place lit candles in front of icons of the saints. The saints were people who let the light of Christ shine brilliantly in their lives. Whenever we see these candles lit before the icons of the saints, we should praise God for the saints who reflected the light of Christ in their lives. Let us therefore, when we come to Church and light our candle and see candles, candles everywhere, let us thank God for sending Jesus to be the Light of the world, for the saints who reflected His light, and for the candle of my life which I will let shine for Jesus. May the unwaning light of Christ be for you the light that guides you in the darkness of the world today. Christ Is Risen! Truly He Is Risen! Father Wilson Very Rev. Father Archimandrite Agathonikos M. Wilson (Father Mike) PRESIDENT S MESSagE Dear Fellow Stewards of St. George, The warmth of spring and the feeling of a new beginning has finally arrived; the gloom of the winter has passed once and for all. The new beginning is also felt at our beloved community of St. George as we sang Christos Anesti with our new pastor, Fr. Michael Wilson. I hope you were able to attend services in what was a wonderful Holy Week of sadness and joy as we came together to profess our faith in the Resurrection and each other as we continue the work of our church. Holy week does not just happen it takes a lot of hands joined together for the common goal of making it a blessed experience for everyone. The parents who dressed up their daughters on Good Friday to the ones who got their sons here on time to serve on the altar along with our sexton Salim Awad. The wonderful choir under Cathy Moufarge, the chanters here all week: Mark Adam, Jason Cote, Nola Kalantzis, the ladies for cleaning and then decorating of our Cathedral and its most precious tomb. All those who put together the cooking / serving of Palm Sunday to Tom and Ginny Tsirimokos for the late night Pascha meal. The entire Board of Directors who really stepped up for their church as needed all week with the services at some unique times. Dan and Joyce for their efforts to keep things on track. Community is what I am talking about, we are in this together and the Resurrection gives us all the new beginning to turn the page and keep St. George moving forward. I hope we all feel the same way, I truly do.

2 PRESIDENT S MESSagE (continued) Speaking of working together with the spring comes the start of the push toward the GLENDI FESTIVAL, Where are you working and who can you ask for an AD for our program book. We have plenty of forms. Who is your hairdresser, or dry cleaner, who makes your favorite pizza or works on your car? We are all consumers and this is the opportunity for you to ask for something on behalf of your church. At the very least we can all be a sponsor of the festival, let s make it the biggest and best ever. I do not have to repeat we have a serious deficit and need to get the community on a firm footing going forward, please help your church in her time of need to ensure she will always be there to help you when you call for your need. The stewardship letters have been sent and I urge you to make a pledge to your Cathedral, we can accept the money from a credit card or any amount in a check monthly, quarterly, semi-annually, yearly whatever works for you and your family. The money is starting to come in but we need your commitment to St. George, your pledge for the future wellbeing of our community. Call up your adult children all those former basketball players and Sunday school graduates, all those past scholarship winners and let s get the membership back up to where we all know it can be if we just renew the commitment of those who we all feel already belong to us in spirit if not yet in monetary terms. We are in this together. I promised I would tell you of our financial total in the special collections we did for Fr.Baker s children after the terrible tragedy that fell on this family. We were able to raise $2,250 and will send that on to the fund set up for them and their future needs. I thank you all for the continued generosity of St. George. I want to remind you that the spring General Assembly will be held on May 17 and you will be getting a special mailing try and come to hear the various reports of your community and its health as we move forward together. Please keep St George in your prayers; we are in this together sincerely, Frank Comerford Frank C. Comerford President KaTIE TERRIo S annual CoaT DRIvE Christos Anesti Family, Friends, and Parishioners: It s that time of year again for Katie Terrio s Annual Coat Drive. I would like to start by thanking everyone who has supported me over the last 7 years of collecting warm coats and clothing for the Salvation Army. This is my Senior year and I hope to collect my largest amount yet. We collected 60 coats last year. Please remember me as you are packing your winter garments away for next season. Any gently used/washed garments are accepted. We also accept Hats, mittens, and scarves!! If you would like to Donate, a box will be placed outside the office the week after Easter and will remain till Mother s Day. Please help me help the less fortunate. Katie Terrio FaThER S office hours Monday Wednesday Friday 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Thursday 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Tuesday and Saturday by Appointment van and JoaNNa ChRISTY SChoLaRShIP FUND This fund was established through the generosity of Van and Joanna Christy. Preference is given to students who graduate from high schools located in Manchester, NH, or its surrounding communities. Students must be of Greek origin or descent; have earned an overall B+ or equivalent during high school; be an all-around student who has participated in a variety of activities, which may be school as well as nonschool activities. If you are interested in applying, please request an application from Joyce Skaperdas Anderson at joyce.anderson@citizensbank.com. All applications must be completed and received by May 31st,

3 ThE FEaST of ThE ascension: ThURSDaY, MaY 21, 2015 The Feast of the Ascension commemorates the ascending of Jesus Christ into Heaven witnessed by His Apostles. It took place on the Mount of Olives on the fortieth day after the Resurrection. It marks the triumphant close of the post- Resurrection period during which Christ repeatedly appeared to His Disciples and spoke to them of the things concerning the Kingdom of God. Thus, Christ s human nature was taken into Heaven, wherefrom He now exercises all power in Heaven and on earth. The Ascension is one of the principal feasts of the Christian year irrespective of denominations. The feast day falls on the sixth Thursday after the day of PASCHA. The Feast of the Ascension will be celebrated on Thursday, May 21, 2015 this year. ThE FEaST of PENTECoST: SUNDaY, MaY 31, 2015 This is the fiftieth day after the Resurrection of Jesus Christ when the Holy Spirit descended on the Apostles. The Church applied the name Pentekoste, the fiftieth day, to the feast celebrating this event which may be considered the birthday of Christianity as an organized religion. In days of antiquity, the whole period between PASCHA and the Sunday marking the fiftieth day after it was called Pentecost. During that time, no fast was allowed, prayer was offered by standing, and the alleluia was sung more frequently. Today, however, it is only the week between PASCHA and the Sunday of Saint Thomas, also known as Bright Week, where there is no fasting allowed. This year we will celebrate the Feast of Pentecost on Sunday, May 31, The day is very holy and no memorial services or Sacraments are allowed. On the Saturday before the Feast of Pentecost we traditionally celebrate the Saturday of the Souls with the Divine Liturgy and Memorial Service. Some consider Pentecost to be the Orthodox Memorial Day. St. george Board of Directors V. Rev. Fr. Agathonikos M. Wilson dean of the cathedral Frank C. Comerford President John Stavropoulos 1st Vice President Andrew Papanicolau 2nd Vice President Philip Blatsos treasurer Timothy Giotas Secretary MoThER S DaY DINNER MoNDaY, MaY 11Th at 6PM ST. george S CoMMUNITY CENTER Ladies: Come and enjoy a chicken dinner with potatoes, vegetables and rolls along with a special dessert. Appetizers will also be served along with wine and coffee. $15 per person If you would like to attend, please contact Olga Mikolaities at by May 3rd. advance Sales only. No Walk ins George Copadis Kelly O'Brien Hebert George Kitsis Philip Liakos Cathy Moufarge Nicoletta Moutsioulis Theodoros Setas George Skaperdas Greg Timbas Thomas Tsirimokos anagennesis Ladies Society Board 2015 Cathy Moufarge President Kelly O Brien Hebert Vice President Kathy Dovas Jaskolka Secretary Carol Dionis treasurer Dorothy Chakas Membership Diane Spiro LaRoche Sunshine Marga Bessette Angela Dion Jenny Dakos Tana Gustafson Cindy Gatzoulis Klinefelter Diane Orr Michelle Papanicolau Veneta Tatakis Tracy Terrio 3

4 CoMMUNITY NEWS Free Blood Pressure Screening There will be no Blood Pressure Screening in May. Welcome New Members to the Community Mr. & Mrs. Christos Babis Mr. Eric Palangas Mr. Matthew Wade Fr. Agathonikos M. Wilson Welcome to the family! MEMoRIaL DoNaTIoNS St. george greek orthodox Cathedral Beautification Fund in memory of: General John Blatsos $ Mr. & Mrs. Rigas Karoutsos generously donated $ in loving memory of James & Effie Tsahouros. Baptisms Niki, daughter of Nicholas & Stella Savvas Congratulations! Funerals General John Blatsos Cassie Balutus Thomas A. Loulakis May their memories be eternal. 1ST general assembly Will be Sunday, May 17th in the Community Center after the AHEPA Breakfast. ST. george NaME DaY DaNCE May 23rd. Please note the date change for this event. MoThER S DaY CoFFEE hour There will be a special Coffee hour to honor all Mothers on Sunday, May 10th in the Community Center sponsored by the Board of Directors. graduating SENIoRS Please submit the names and addresses of all students who will be graduating from high school this June to the Cathedral office at We would like to invite them to participate in Scholarship Sunday on June 7th at St. George Greek Orthodox Cathedral. goya NEWS Happy spring from the Goya! Thank you to everyone who helped with the services during Holy Week and also those who helped with the breakfast. Additionally thank you to everyone who helped decorate the Epitaphion and the church for Good Friday. Our next meeting will be held on Sunday, May 3rd. We hope to see everyone there! Andriana ahepa BREaKFaST Sunday, May 17, 2015 After Divine Liturgy Pancakes, Sausage, Coffee, Milk and Juice $6.00 Tickets sold during Coffee Hour and at the door. ChaNgE of address Have you moved? Please notify the Cathedral office. The office is open Monday-Friday 8:00am 4:00pm. The phone number is URgENT NEED FoR FooD The demand for food assistance is at an all time high and food bank supplies are at a record low. Help is needed to fill their shelves and ensure that some of the poorest residents of our community receive food. The greatest needs are: peanut butter, jelly, tuna fish, canned vegetables, canned fruit, cereal, pasta, and sauce. Please drop your items off at the Community Center and we will deliver them to the soup kitchen. New Horizons and the recipients of the food are very grateful for your generous donations. 4

5 SUNDaY SChooL Dear St. George Community, I hope you will join us on May 17 to celebrate the achievements of our Sunday school children! The Sunday school students have been very busy this year. Especially the past few weeks with Lent, Easter and preparing their class prayers for the end of the year program. FaThER To visit ThE graves over ThE MEMoRIaL DaY WEEKEND Father will be visiting the graves of our departed loved ones over the Memorial Day Weekend and offering Trisagion Prayers. The Sunday school is still collecting toothbrushes, toothpaste, soap, shampoo and deodorant. The items will be donated to the shelter at New Horizons in Manchester. This is open to the entire St. George community. The items can be dropped off in Sunday school or in the drop off box in the lobby of the community center. With the community s help we can make this philanthropy project a huge success! Sincerely, Athena Moutsioulis Bevan May 17 June 6 SUNDaY SChooL SavE ThE DaTES Last day of Sunday School End of year program Canobie Lake Park trip (weather permitting) ST. george NaME DaY DaNCE May 23, :00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m. 650 Hanover Street, Manchester, NH (St. George Cathedral Community Center) Tickets are $15.00 per person Children under 15 Free Come celebrate the Name Day of St. George Cathedral with DJ George Regas Appetizers Cash Bar Enjoy dancing and fun for all ages! On Saturday, May 23, 2015, Father will be at the N.H. State Veteran s Cemetery in Boscawen, NH from 12:00 noon until around 1:30 p.m. On Monday, May 25, 2015, Father will be at the Pine Grove Cemetery in Manchester, beginning at 9:00 a.m. We will meet at George Demos grave and will go from grave to grave offering memorial prayers. Please be patient as there are many gravesites to visit. Father is planning to be at the cemetery until early afternoon. Please note that if you have departed family members in another cemetery and would like for Father to offer memorial prayers at their grave site, please make arrangements directly with Father. glendi FESTIvaL is September 18,19,20th, 2015 We need volunteers. Please fill out the form that is enclosed. glendi 2015 PRogRaM ad RaTES Patron (Name) - $25.00 Qtr Page $75.00 (3.5 w x 4.75 h) half Page $ (4.75 h x 7.5 w OR 3.5 w x 10 h) Full Page $ (7.5 w x 10 h) DEaDLINE FoR ads IS MaY 29Th Please make checks payable to: St. George Greek Orthodox Cathedral 650 Hanover Street, Manchester, NH

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7 Dear Fellow Parishioners, glendi The month of May brings us one month closer to our single largest fundraiser as well as single largest social event OUR GLENDI! GLENDI and the St. George Community and GLENDI volunteers have once again been honored by HIPPO PRESS as the best festival in Manchester. The dates of this year s GLENDI are September18th-September 20th. With 4 1/2 months until our celebration takes place I write to you once again to ask for your consideration in the ad book purchase of any of the following: Patron Page $25.00 Quarter Page $75.00 Half Page $ Full Page $ As you know the ad book brings a significant amount of money to the church and greatly assists with funding our many programs for the youth, adults, and seniors of our community. During this time the GLENDI customers can view for themselves when they pick up a GLENDI ad book just how supportive our parishioners are as well as all the businesses that continue to show their generosity even after all these years. past and hopefully for 2015 will set new attendance records at this year s GLENDI! So in closing if you are unable to contribute financially to the GLENDI please consider volunteering any one of the 3 days or all 3 days and assist us in our goal to provide the best food, best service, and the best GLENDI to all those citizens that come year after year. We guarantee you will feel great pride and joy in working for our church over GLENDI weekend. Again time is running short. We need your help! We need your help today in order to make this year s ad book as successful as in previous years. Thank you for your consideration. George N. Copadis Dick Anagnost Co-Chairs, Glendi 2015 Frank C. Comerford President, Board of Directors Cathy Moufarge President, Anagennesis Ladies Society ST. GEORGEE SUNDAY SCHOOL 2015 Spring Philanthropy h 2015 With all that said we ask that you contribute to the success of our ad book according to your financial means. We deeply appreciate any and all financial support. Although the contributions to the ad book have been coming in at a slower pace we have complete confidence that the Community of St. George will respond as they have always responded by providing for this community in our hour of need. We continue to work on the sponsor list and are continuing to try to find new sponsors which would increase the revenue generated for this year s ad book. In addition to sponsors we will be reaching out to all presidential candidates republicans as well as democrats to solicit ads from them as they beging their races leading up to the First in the Nation Primary. The Sunday School will be collecting the following for New Horizons: Toothbrushes and toothpaste Shampoo and Soap Deodorant There will be a drop off box in the lobby of the community center. Items will also be collected during Sunday School. The month of May will include trips to our former as well as hopefully new media sponsors including WMUR,NH1,Union Leader, HIPPO PRESS, WZID, and WGIR. We hope the publicity that they graciously provided in the Spring Philanthropy h to benefit the shelter at New Horizons, Manchester, NH newhorizonsfornh.org h

8 YoUR ChURCh CoMES To YoU IN MaNY WaYS hospital and Nursing home visits: Illness is a physical, emotional, and spiritual crisis. It affects not only the person who is ill or injured, but also all of those associated with the patient. As a result of newly enacted changes in the privacy laws governing the health care industry, the church office may not always know when you are in the hospital, nursing home, or rehab facility. It is important therefore to contact Father Mike at any time of the day or night should the need for medical care arise. Baptisms: Some time ago, Life Magazine carried a photo illustrating A Baby s Momentous First Five Minutes. It was a photo of a mother s hand reaching out to her newborn child, illustrating the love and desire she had to embrace her child. Every time a person is baptized, the hand of God s Love reaches out to embrace that individual. It is Divine Love that supports the Sacrament of Baptism. Infants who are at least three months of age are received into the Orthodox Church through this Sacrament. Please call the church office to make arrangements for your child s baptism. Chrismation: While infants receive this Sacrament at their Baptism, the Sacrament of Chrismation is the means by which other previously baptized Christians are received into the Orthodox Church. These adults will have attended catechism classes with Father Mike. Jesus said, come and See. There is no commitment unless you ask for it. Marriage: An appointment should be made to talk with Father Mike at least six months before your marriage, one year is even better. Couples who are planning to marry must attend the pre-marriage seminar offered by the Metropolis of Boston. Funerals: A psychiatrist recently listed five of the most upsetting experiences people can have and three of the five were related to death. Physical death is inevitable. During these times your Church and Father Mike are available to assist you in any way possible. In the event of a death, or an impending death, it is important to contact Father Mike any time of the day or night. Memorial Services: The anniversary of the death of a loved one can become very painful. The Church helps us to cope with this pain by encouraging us to have memorial prayers in the Church for departed loved ones on the anniversary of their deaths. For many Orthodox Christians the tradition is to offer memorial prayers at 40-days, one year, three years, and at five years, however, you may offer prayers for your deceased loved ones every year. It is also a custom to bring kollyva, a tray of boiled wheat, however, one does not need to have the kollyva. Trisagion prayers are offered if there is no kollyva. 40 Day Blessings: This blessing is for mothers and their roughly 40 day old babies. This service welcomes the new mother back into the life of the Church after about a 40 day absence after giving birth. The service of dedication of the infant is in keeping with the custom of the entrance of the Lord into the Temple by which tradition places at 40 days after the birth of the Lord. Please call the church office to schedule this blessing. house Blessings: It is the tradition of our Church that the Faithful have their homes and place of business blessed each year following the Feast of Theophany, or when a parishioner moves into a new residence, they invite Father to come and bless their home or business with Holy Water. This should not be a once-in-a-lifetime event, but a chance to welcome God s special presence and love into your home and your family. Confessions: The Sacrament of Confession has been practiced since the beginning of the Christian era. The priest invokes the Grace of God for the forgiveness of sins. We as Christians who live in communion with Jesus Christ are expected to examine our actions daily and to periodically avail ourselves of the Sacrament of Confession, a form of spiritual check-up. Through these means we humble ourselves before God and receive guidance from our Spiritual Father, the priest. Confession should be a positive experience and one that we look forward to. Confessions are heard by appointment. Pastoral Counseling: When people were touched by or reached out and touched Jesus life, they undoubtedly sensed in Him the power which comes from openness to oneself, others, and the whole creation. When people touch our lives, what do they sense? The noisy static of our harried times, perhaps? As an instrument for deepening relationships, pastoral counseling can help bring renewal to a person. If you have an issue or are just simply overwhelmed by the daily challenges that life provides, you may wish some further assistance. Please contact Father Mike in person or through the church office. Father Mike is also experienced in and has done extensive coursework in Crisis Intervention and in Critical Incident Stress Management and has a certificate of specialized training in Emergency Services and another certificate in Schools and Children Crisis Response. So I say to you, ask, and it will be given to you; seek, and you will find; knock, and it will be opened to you. For everyone who asks receives, and he who seeks finds, and to him who knocks it will be opened. (Luke 11:9-10) 8

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10 SAINT GEORGE GREEK ORTHODOX CATHEDRAL 650 HANOVER STREET MANCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE Non Profit Org. US Postage PAID Permit No Manchester, NH Return Service Requested CUB SCoUT PaCK 92 Pack 92 is still moving forward with activities and fundraisers. In May, the Cub Scouts will be participating in bowling, and our Cross-over ceremony is scheduled for May 27th...this is when our boys move into their next "level" in Cub Scouting! There is also some excitement, as May is the last month in the "old" Cub Scouting program. Starting June 1st, Boy Scouts of America has redesigned the Cub Scout program to provide more of a focus on Outdoors and Activities! We are looking forward to an exciting time in Cub Scouting! Our Pack does still run through the summer, so now is the best time to join us! In May, we will be having a Lego and Ice Cream Social, where boys interested in the Pack will be able to race Lego Cars on our Pinewood Derby Track! It's a great time and alot of fun...a great way to check out the Cub Scouting Program! Out meetings are still at 6PM on Wednesdays! Come and join us for some fun! BoY SCoUT TRooP 92 Troop 92 has gotten off to a fantastic start! On April 18th, we had a Krispy Kreme fundraiser. That helped us alot and now we can start to look at buying some new camping gear for our new Troop! We are just 8 boys strong right now, and we hope that more St. George boys will join us! Boy Scouts is for ages 11 (fifth grade) through 18. This is a fantastic program for individual growth! We are planning on being very active with Camping and Community Service! Please come join us! Our meetings are Thursday nights from 7PM until 8:30! For more information on our Scouting Programs, please contact Jason Cote at jcote1@gmail.com or Yours in Scouting, Jason Cote Cubmaster, Pack 92 Committee Chairman, Troop 92

11 May 2015 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Orthros 9 a.m. Div. Lit. 10 a.m. Sun. Sch. 10 a.m. 40-Day Mem. for Gen. John Blatsos. 4. Greek Pre Sch. 4:30 5:30 p.m. in CC. Adult Greek Sch. 6-7:30 p.m. in CC. Anagennesis Mtg. 6 p.m. at Annex. 5. NH Nepali Event 1 p.m. 10 p.m. in CC. 6. Bible Study 11 a.m. at Annex. Cub Scout Mtg. 6 p.m. in CC. 7. Boy Scout Mtg. 7 p.m. in CC. 8. Cathedral office closes at 12:00 p.m Mothers Day Orthros 9 a.m. Div. Lit. 10 a.m. Sun. Sch. 10 a.m. in CC. 11. Greek Pre-Sch. 4:30 5:30 p.m. In CC. Anagenne- p.m. in CC BOD Mtg. 7 p.m. at Annex. Cub Scout Mtg. 6 p.m. in CC. Office Closed 14. AHEPA & DOP Mtg. 7 p.m. at CC. Boy Scout Mtg. 7 p.m. in Annex Orthros 9 p.m. Div. Lit. 10 a.m. Last day of Sun. Sch. 10 a.m. & end of yr. Program. AHEPA Breakfast in CC. 1st General Assembly in CC Cub Scout Mtg. 6 p.m. in CC. 21. Ascension Service 10 a.m. Helping Hand Stitchers 7 p.m. at Annex. Boy Scout Mtg. 7 p.m. in CC Memorial Prayers at Boscawen Cemetery noon 1 p.m. St. George Name Day Dance 7-11 p.m. in CC 24. Orthros 9 a.m. Div. Lit. 10 a.m. 40 Day Mem. for Cassie Balutus & Coffee Hr. Baptism for Michael Andrew, son of Micheal & Effie Koustas 1 p.m. 25. Memorial Day Holiday (Office Closed) Memorial prayers at Pine Grove Cemetery 9 a.m. ( meet at George Demos grave Stone) Cub Scout Mtg. 6 p.m. in CC. 28. Boys Scout Mtg. 7 p.m. in CC Sat. of Souls 10 a.m. Cub Scout Breakfast after services in CC. 31. Pentecost Orthros 9 a.m. Div. Lit. 10 a.m.

12 June 2015 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1. Greek Pre Sch. 4:30 5:30 p.m. in CC. Adult Greek Sch. 6-7:30 p.m. in CC. Wedding of Peter & Tana Gustafson 5 p.m Cub Scout Den Mtg. 6 p.m. in CC. 4. Ted Gatsas event 3:30 10:00 p.m. in CC. 5. Rainbow Theatre event 4:00 10:00 p.m. in CC. 6. Sunday Sch. Canabie Lake Outing. Rainbow Theatre 4:00 10:00 p.m. in CC. 7. Scholarship Sunday Orthros 9 a.m. Div. Lit. 10 a.m. 8. Greek Pre Sch. 4:30 5:30 p.m. in CC. Adult Greek Sch. 6-7:30 p.m. in CC. BOD Mtg. 7 p.m. at Annex Cub Scout Den Mtg. 6 p.m. in CC 11. NH Job Fair all day in CC. Wedding Rehearsal for Walter Argeriou & Nicole Martel 4 p.m. AHEPA Mtg. 7 p.m. at Annex. 12. Wedding of Walter Argeriou & Nicole Martel 3 p.m Orthros 9 a.m. Div. Lit. 10 a.m. 15. Greek Pre Sch. 4:30 5:30 p.m. in CC. Adult Greek Sch. 6-7:30 p.m. in CC Cub Scout Den Mtg. 6 p.m. in CC 18. Helping Hands Stitchers 7 p.m. in Annex Orthros 9 p.m. Div. Lit. 10 a.m Nativity of John the Baptist Divine Liturgy 10 a.m. Cub scout Den Mtg. 6 p.m. in CC Lamb Shank Dinner in CC. (Time to be determined). 28. Orthros 9 a.m. Div. Lit. 10 a.m. 29. Sts Peter & Paul Synaxis of Holy Apostles 10 a.m