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Parishioners are invited to our monthly Paraklesis Service at church this Wednesday at 6:00 p.m. Fr. George will lead our choir in singing this beautiful supplicatory service to the Theotokos, asking her to pray for the health and welfare of our loved ones and those who are sick and suffering. If you submitted names in August, Fr. George will offer them. If you did not, click to submit your names. If you submitted previously and want to add names, simply click and add the additional names. Thank you.

Beginning Sunday, September 20th, our religious education classes will begin their new school year. Click to learn classes, teachers, and schedule for the 2020-2021 school year.

During this meeting, our GreekFest leadership will present tentative plans for GreekFest 2021. Parishioners who use sign-up genius to attend church services on this day may stay and participate in person using their masks and social distancing guidelines. Those who view church services on this day via livestreaming video will be given a zoom videoconference link in advance of the meeting to use to connect to it. Plan now to participate as noted. The Parish Council will be mailing more detailed information prior to the meeting.

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The Adult Religious Education Class will kick-off this Sunday at 3:00 p.m. via zoom videoconference.

Katie Tsahakis, Director of our Religious Education Ministry at St. Christopher Church has been asked to be a Guest Panalist on "Let's Talk Live with Fr. Christopher Metropulos and Paula Marchman" this Thursday at 7:00 p.m. They will discuss "Parenting & Back to School During the Pandemic", sponsored by Orthodox Christian Network. It will be live-streamed on OCN's Facebook page and also offered via Zoom.

On Friday, July 24th, Orthodox and Catholic Christians throughout the United States were called to join in prayer – some 2 million Orthodox and 70 million Catholics. Fr. George is deeply thankful to those who attended and to those who viewed via livestream video. If you did not have a chance to join us, please read the Akathist Hymn found inside His Eminence Metropolitan’s letter below.

His Eminence Archbishop Elpidophoros and the Holy Eparchial Synod ask that every Church toll its bells in lamentation on Friday, July 24th. They call for every flag of every kind that is raised on the Church property be lowered to half-mast on this day. And they enjoin every Church in our Holy Archdiocese to chant the Akathist Hymn in the evening of this day, just as we chant it on the Fifth Friday of the Great and Holy Fast. Let us, in this time of grief and mourning, appeal to the Most Holy Theotokos and Ever-Virgin Mary. She is the “only Hope of the hopeless” (Ἡ τῶν ἀπελπισμένων μόνη Ἐλπίς), and as we chant to Her in the Akathist, “the Repository of the Wisdom of God, the Treasury of His Foreknowledge” (Σοφίας Θεοῦ Δοχεῖον, Προνοίας Αὐτοῦ Ταμεῖον, οἶκος P).

His Eminence Metropolitan Alexios has asked Metropolis of Atlanta clergy to speak on this important matter, after which each of our parish families might offer a Memorial Service after Divine Liturgy on Sunday July 19th, to honor those who lost their lives as a result of the invasion. In support, Fr. George will feature this historical event in our Adult Religious Education Class this Sunday at 4:00 p.m.

Today, July 10th, the Turkish President signed a decree that converts Hagia Sophia, the foremost Christian Cathedral in the entire world for nearly 1,000 years, into a mosque. So many emotions are being felt and expressed, including rage and sorrow, from around the world.

St. Christopher Outreach Ministry announced its second annual golf fundraising event will take place at Flat Creek Country Club in Peachtree City, Georgia, on Monday, August 24th. All proceeds will benefit St. Christopher Outreach Ministry, The Bedford School and The Joseph Sams School.

To maintain social distancing, Fr. George will announce the various commemorations and only the parishioners celebrating special events will be invited to come to the Solea to share and have their picture taken. Fr. George will be by the Chantor's Stand (Analogion). Please drop off your donation in the collection basket as you enter the church.

Fr. George asks parishioners to download this special service and pray with him on Sunday, July 5th, thanking God for our country and asking His continued blessings. May God bless America always.

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Our June commemorations will be on Sunday, June 7, 2020. Fr. George will share your special commemoration(s) (Birthday, Name Day, or Wedding Anniversary) with our live videostreaming viewers and those present this Sunday. Due to social distancing precautions, families will not be able to come to the Solea. Instead, Fr. George is asking for you to write your special event in advance so he can share after the Blessing of the Five Loaves. Please submit your thanksgiving commemoration using the oneline form below before Friday, June 5, at 3:00 p.m. Chronia Polla and congratulations! You can offer your donation to Stewardship or Building Fund either online or by mailing check to the Church Office. Thank you!

On Saturday, June 6, Fr. George will offer the final Saturday of the Souls Memorial Service in anticipation of Pentecost this Sunday. Use the form below to submit your names. Please note: due to safety guidelines, please do not bring Kolyva to service... only one plate will be offered on behalf of community.

During the first phase of the re-opening of St. Christopher Church, a limited number of households will be permitted at each worship service by following two simple steps.