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NEWS & ANNOUNCEMENTS

10 MARCH 2013

SAINT BARBARA GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH

www.stbarbarachurchnc.org/

WORSHIP HOURS

Matins 9:00 a.m.

Divine Liturgy 10:00 a.m.

St. Barbara Greek Orthodox Church

The Very Reverend Archimandrite

Father D. Stavroforos Mamaies The Last Judgment, fresco, Lavra of St. Athanasius, Mt. Athos

Cell Phone Number: 919-491-2565 We are a Greek (Eastern) Orthodox parish, 8306 NC Highway 751 part of the oldest Christian tradition, Durham, NC 27713 dating to 33 A.D., the Day of Pentecost. We trace our roots back to the Apostles and their teachings. (919) 484-1600 We hold fast to the moral, theological and liturgical Father Stavroforos is available by appointment: traditions of the Early Christian Church.

Please e-mail Father at [email protected] We are pleased that you have chosen to experience the

to schedule your appointment. worship of Early Christianity in a modern setting.

TODAY THIS WEEK

THE TRIODION SUNDAY, MARCH 10, 2013 All foods, except meat and meat products, MEATFARE SUNDAY are allowed during the week that follows this Sunday.

The Last Judgment & For information regarding preparations for this Holy Season, go to http://lent.goarch.org/. The Second Coming of Christ Angels Checking the Books of Life before the Saints Enter Heaven, Russian, Novgorod Museum BIBLE STUDY ON FIRST CORINTHIANS

Tuesday, March 12, 2013 DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME 10:00 - 11:00 a.m.

BEGINS TODAY St. Barbara Church Hall

Everyone is welcome! Sunday, March 10, 2013

Daylight Savings Time begins today, so please remember to ‘spring for- SATURDAY OF SOULS ward’, or set your clocks forward one hour on Saturday evening/Sunday morning. Saturday, March 16 & 23, 2013 9:00 a.m.

“THE BIBLE” MINI SERIES Orthros & Divine Liturgy

Sunday, March 10, 2013 The “Saturdays of the Souls” services are Memorial Ser- vices, or Mnimosino, devoted to remembering and praying for our loved "The Bible", the five-week, 10-hour television mini-series ones who have fallen asleep in the Lord. The services are held on the Satur- continues today on the History Channel. day before Meatfare Sunday (a week before Lent starts), the Saturday before The series spans the Bible from Genesis to Revelation, pre- Cheesefare Sunday (the Saturday before the beginning of Lent on Monday), senting some of its best-known stories, and the Saturday of the first week of Lent.

including, “Noah's Ark”, “The Exodus” and “Daniel in For those you wish to have remembered, a form is available in this bulletin the Lions' Den”. The final episode of the series will air or at Church. on Easter Sunday and will feature the death and resur- Photo above: Saturday of the Souls, Sofia, Bulgaria, Sofia Photo Agency rection of Jesus Christ. (Adapted from Outreach Magazine and USA Today)

THANK YOU!

Thank You to our sister community for making this year's “Dessert and Greek Dance” event a HUGE success!! There were delicious desserts, Greek dancing and great fellow- ship. Thank you for your support!!

Toula Capetanos

PHILOPTOCHOS NEWS NEXT WEEK

Sunday, March 10 – Philoptochos Meeting following Sunday School dismissal. Assembly of IOCC Health kits following the meeting. NEXT SUNDAY, MARCH 17, 2013 Sunday, March 17 – Cheesefare Luncheon serving Spana- kopita, salad, desert and tea. Tickets are $10 and all proceeds will be donated to the Building Fund. To go plates CHEESEFARE SUNDAY will be available.

The St. Barbara Philoptochos will begin accepting SUNDAY OF FORGIVENESS donations for their 'Spring Closet Cleaning Drive' Adam & Eve Expelled from Paradise for Durham ‘Dress for Success’ on March 24. Col- lections will run through April 14. GREAT COMPLINE SERVICE Dress for Success is a non-profit organization that helps low-income OF FORGIVENESS women by giving each client one suit when she has a job interview and a second suit when a job is obtained. Referrals to Dress for Success are made Monday, March 18, 2013 by governmental agencies, shelters, immigration services and job training programs. 6:00 p.m.

Donations of interview appropriate suits, blazers, blouses and shoes are accepted. If possible, please donate tall and large size suits, shoes, and Followed by a "Lenten Pot Luck" professional accessories. A rack will be available in the storage area at the back of the social hall for all donations.

If you have questions, please contact Catherine Constantinou, 919.270.8326. GREAT LENT The St. Barbara Philoptochos will have its annual WALK Great Lent begins Monday, March 18, 2013 TO DEFEAT ALS charity walk on SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 2013 AT THE HALIFAX MALL, RALEIGH. This group is For information regarding preparations for this dedicated to the treatment and cure of Lou Gehrig’s Disease. It is a 3k Holy Season, go to walk and begins at 10 a.m. Please visit the web site for more information. http://lent.goarch.org/. http://web.alsa.org/site/TR? sid=6639&type=fr_informational&pg=informational&fr_id=8876

Please contact Catherine Constantinou if you are interested in walking.

Also, there is a CROP HUNGER WALK MARCH 17. It is a 3k beginning at 2:30 p.m. from Duke University. If anyone is interested, please visit the website at: http://hunger.cwsglobal.org/ site/TR/2013SpringCROPHungerWalk/TR-Spring2013? fr_id=16528&pg=entry

The Greek Orthodox Ladies' Philoptochos Society is the right arm of the church. The Society's main mission is philanthropy and community outreach. All Orthodox women 18 years of age or older who are members of the parish are invited to join our Philoptochos Chapter.

Evelyn Zehia, St. Barbara Philoptochos Chapter President

AHEPA NEWS COMING SOON

AHEPA SCHOLARSHIPS: information on AHEPA Local -, SOUP FOR LENT District -, and National scholarships is available on the welcoming table. There you will see how high school seniors, undergradu- Sunday, March 24, 2013 ates, and graduate students may qualify and obtain applications. You

Don’t have time to make a hearty bean or lentil soup for can also get information regarding scholarships at Lent? Let us provide the soup for you and your family - [email protected].

Quarts of bean and/or lentil soup will be available for You can pick up applications for District and National purchase after church, starting Sunday, March 24 - look for the table scholarships at the welcoming table. Apply soon – setup in the hallway. All proceeds from this sale will go into the Build- deadlines to submit applications for District and Na- ing Fund. The cost is $6 per quart and will be sold frozen. If you have tional scholarships are respectively April 1st and any questions or special orders, call Helen Paliouras at 919-942-4229, or March 31st; deadline to submit applications for local email [email protected]. AHEPA scholarships is April 15.

ANNUNCIATION TO THE THEOTOKOS SATURDAY OF SOULS EXPLAINED

Monday, March 25, 2013 It is a Tradition in the Orthodox Church to offer prayers for the souls of all of our loved ones Orthros & Divine Liturgy who have departed this life in the hope of the Resurrection to Eternal Life. Four Saturdays of the year are dedicated specifically to this purpose. They are three Saturdays before and at the beginning of Lent and the Saturday before Pentecost. GREEK INDEPENDENCE DAY Everyone is encouraged to submit the names of their loved ones to Monday, March 25, 2013 be commemorated at the services.

You also are encouraged to attend one of these services as a way of honoring those in your family who have

THE GOSPEL’S MESSAGE OF LOVE fallen asleep in the Lord. If you are able, please bring Kolyva (boiled wheat), to honor the souls of your fam- Presented by Fr. Nick Triantafilou ily, just as you bring it to church to honor them each year. President of Father Stavroforos Hellenic College Holy Cross Seminary

Saturday, April 13 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.

Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church 435 Keating Drive, Winston-Salem, NC

Please RSVP by Sunday, April 7, 2013

336-765-7145 or [email protected]

A goodwill donation will be accepted for lunch.

FOR THOSE WHO It gives us an opportunity to touch God and for God to touch us, DON'T COME TO CHURCH OFTEN in the sacrament of Holy Communion. It unites us with the Saints, the holy ones of God, and also with

As in all churches, whether they are Orthodox or not, there is a seg- those in our family who have passed away, because we pray for the departed in our services. ment of the congregation that doesn’t come to church often.

It is a foretaste of the Kingdom of Heaven. Why? Some people come sporadically. Some come for the occasional wedding, baptism, funeral or me- Because Heaven won't be anything like life on earth. morial service. Heaven will not be a secular experience but a Holy, awesome Some come in time of crisis. and moving one. Some come for Christmas and Easter. The central activity in heaven is Communion with God and fel-

There are different reasons why people don't come to church. lowship with those in God's Kingdom. If we don't learn how to worship, we won't be ready to enter Some are angry with other parishioners. God's Kingdom, just as those who do not practice their Some are angry at something that happened in the community sport, don't play well on the field, just as those who don't do in the past. well in school do not graduate Some are angry with God because their lives haven't gone well and they blame Him. How can you get back in the habit of coming to church? JUST START COMING!!! Some work on Sundays. Some don't understand why it is important. When is a good time to come back? Some have fallen out of the habit. ANY TIME, BUT ESPECIALLY DURING LENT Some chose to do other things. But what if I'm mad at someone? And some are just lazy. It's a great time to forgive them. Church is important. Why? After all, if we want God to forgive us, we must forgive one another. It's not because God needs our praise-He is God. He doesn't need anything. What if I've totally lost my faith It's not so we can brag about how many people come to church. and don't know how to start over again? Church is about faith, not about counting bodies in pews. Make an appointment to meet with Fr. Stavroforos It's not a matter of giving God his due, once in a while, or espe- SEE YOU IN CHURCH!!! PLEASE COME BACK! cially at Easter. It's not a matter of tradition or pride or culture. Father Stavroforos

Church is important because:

It helps slow down the hectic pace of our lives so we can reflect on what is really important - our Salvation. It gives us the opportunity to pray for our loved ones and our- selves. It gives us the opportunity to receive the prayers of others. It gives us the opportunity to pray in a way that is structured so well, that the Divine Liturgy is a complete prayer that touches every aspect of our life and our World.

GREAT COMPLINE IN THE ORTHODOX CHURCH and sealed it with your terrible and glorious name; at whom all things shudder, and tremble before your power, for your glorious splendor cannot be borne, and the wrath of your threat to sinners is unendurable; yet immeasurable and unsearchable is your promised mercy, for you are the Lord Most High, of great compassion, long-suffering, and very merciful, and you relent at human suffering. O Lord, according to your great goodness you have promised repentance and forgiveness to those who have sinned against you, and in the multitude of your mercies you have appointed repentance for sinners, so that they may be saved.

Each year during Lent, many of us are blessed when we attend the Ser- Therefore you, O Lord, God of the righteous, vice of Compline, which is most commonly celebrated on Mondays dur- have not appointed repentance for the righteous, ing the fast, but also on Tuesdays and Thursdays in some parishes. It is for Abraham and Isaac and Jacob, who did not sin against you, but you have appointed repentance for me, who am a sinner. customary that the service is at the end of the day (after Vespers and before the Midnight Office). It is celebrated regularly in the monasteries. For the sins I have committed are more in number than the sand of the sea;

Reader Versions of the Service are available, which we may do in our my transgressions are multiplied, O Lord, they are multiplied! own homes as our evening prayers. I am not worthy to look up and see the height of heaven because of the multitude of my iniquities. The English word “compline” comes from the Latin completorium, I am weighted down with many an iron fetter, which means “at the end of the work day.” so that I am rejected* because of my sins,

The service focuses around a theme of repentance, entreating the Lord and I have no relief; to forgive us of our numerous sins during the course of the day and to for I have provoked your wrath and have done what is evil in your sight, protect us from the ‘evil fantasies of the night’ and ‘the darts of the evil setting up abominations and multiplying offences. one, which are insidiously thrown against us.’ And now I bend the knee of my heart, For your own study and contemplation, I have posted several of my imploring you for your kindness. favorite prayers from Compline. I have sinned, O Lord, I have sinned, +Father Stavroforos and I acknowledge my transgressions. I earnestly implore you, PRAYER OF MANASSAS forgive me, O Lord, forgive me! Do not destroy me with my transgressions! In my personal experience, this prayer is omitted in some parishes. Personally, Do not be angry with me forever or store up evil for me; I find it to be very compelling, especially when you know the history of Manas- do not condemn me to the depths of the earth. sas. His story is in 2nd Kings. For you, O Lord, are the God of those who repent, O Lord Almighty, God of our ancestors, and in me you will manifest your goodness; of Abraham and Isaac and Jacob for, unworthy as I am, you will save me according to your great mercy, and of their righteous offspring; and I will praise you continually all the days of my life. you who made heaven and earth with all their order; For all the host of heaven sings your praise, who shackled the sea by your word of command, and yours is the glory for ever. Amen.

who confined the deep The New Revised Standard Version (Anglicized Edition), copyright 1989, 1995 by the Division of Christian Prayer of Manasseh Education of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America

SUPPLICATORY PRAYER OF PAUL THE MONK May this by my lot, my Lady, most-holy Theotokos, through your inter- cession and protection; through the grace and love for mankind of your only begotten Son, our Lord and God and Savior Jesus Christ. To whom belong all glory, honor and worship, together with his begin- ningless Father, and the all holy and good and life giving Spirit, now and ever, and to the ages of ages. Amen.

THE PRAYER TO JESUS CHRIST OF ANTIOCHUS THE MONK

And grant to us, Master, as we depart for sleep, rest of body and soul, and preserve us from the gloomy slumber of sin, and from every dark and nocturnal pleasure. Arrest the drives of passion; quench the fiery darts of the Evil One, which are insidiously cast against us; suppress the passions of our flesh, and calm our every earthly and material thought. This set of prayers traditionally is done with one reader in front of the icon of And grant to us, O God, an alert mind, the Virgin Mary and one reader in front of the Icon of Christ. prudent thinking, sober heart, O spotless, unstained, incorruptible, undefiled, pure Virgin, Lady Bride light sleep free of any satanic fantasy. of God, who through your wondrous birth-giving united God the Word Awaken us at the time of prayer with mankind, and linked the fallen nature of our human race with the rooted in your commandments heavenly; the only hope of the hopeless and the help of the persecuted; and having unbroken within us the the ready support of those who seek refuge in you, and the shelter of all remembrance of your ordinances. the Christians: do not despise me, the wretched sinner who have defiled Grant that we may sing your glory myself with shameful thoughts and words and deeds, and through neg- through the night by praising ligence of thought have become slave to the pleasures of life. and blessing and glorifying

But as the Mother of our compassionate God, and a friend of man, have your most honorable and majestic name, compassion on me the sinner and prodigal, and accept this prayer from of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, now and ever, and to the ages of ages. Amen. my impure lips; and using your boldness as a mother, entreat your Son and our Master and Lord to open unto me the depths of his loving Most glorious, ever virgin, blessed Theotokos, bring our prayer before goodness and, overlooking my innumerable faults, to return me to re- your Son and our God, and entreat him, through you, to save our souls. pentance and make me a worthy servant of his commandments. The Father is my hope, the Son is my refuge, the Holy Spirit is my shel- Stand by me forever; in this life as a merciful and compassionate and ter, Holy Trinity, glory to you. My one and my every hope, now I en- good and lovingly warm protector and helper, by repulsing the assaults trust in you, O Mother of God, under your shelter cover me. of the adversary and leading me toward salvation; and at the time of During the first week in Lent, Monday through Friday at this time, the Priest my departure from this life, by embracing my miserable soul and driv- reads the Gospel of the day from the Holy Gate. ing far away from it the dark fares of the evil demons; and at the awesome day of judgment by redeeming me from eternal hell, and pro- +Father Stavroforos claiming me an heir of the ineffable glory of your Son and our God.

ST. JOHN CHRYSOSTOM 4. “But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, kindness, THIRTIETH ORATORICAL FESTIVAL goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, self-control” (Galatians 5:22–23). Discuss how we can, with the help of the Holy Spirit, produce this Introduced in 1983 nationally by the Greek Orthodox Arch- fruit in our lives. diocese of America, the St. John Chrysostom Oratorical Festival provides Greek Orthodox teenagers the opportu- 5. In Psalm 103/104, God’s care for the natural world is praised. Select nity to write and talk about their faith. elements from the psalm and discuss how they may help us “grow” in our Faith. The Oratorical Festival Program begins at the parish level and is divided into three divisions: Senior Division (Grades 10–12)

Elementary Division for students in grades 4–6 (held locally only) 1. The Prophet Micah says, “He has shown you, O man, what is good; Junior Division for students in grades 7–9 and what does the Lord require of you but to do justly, to love mercy, Senior Division for student in grades 10–12 and to walk humbly with your God?” (Micah 6:8). Discuss how this

passage has inspired many Christians to acts of service. The top speakers in the Junior and Senior Divisions advance to the district level. Two finalists in each district division represent the district at the Me- 2. In 313 AD, St. Constantine the Great proclaimed the Edict of Milan, tropolis Oratorical Festival. The top speaker in each metropolis division is which allowed Christians to practice their faith freely. What did reli- then selected to participate in the Archdiocese Finals, which is hosted by a gious freedom mean then, and what does it mean for people of faith different metropolis each year. today in countries where violent religious persecution occurs?

All eighteen finalists at the Archdiocese Finals participate in a weekend of 3. Discuss the Lenten Prayer of St. Ephraim the Syrian in light of to- activities, the highlight of which is the delivery of their speeches on Satur- day’s culture. day morning. The Prayer of St. Ephraim The Oratorical Festival Scholarship Fund provides college scholarships to the top speakers. In 2012, the top three speakers of each division received col- Lord and Master of my life, lege scholarships of $2,000, $1,500 and $1,000. This year, each Honorable cast away from me the spirit of laziness, Mention speaker was awarded an iPad2. idle curiosity, love of power and vain talk.

Hellenic College offers The Chrysostom Scholarship to each parish’s top senior But grant me, Your servant, the spirit of division speaker. The Chrysostom Scholarship provides 100% of tuition for moderation, humility, patience and love. the recipient’s first year of study, and, based on a GPA scale, up to 80% of Yes, Lord and King, tuition for three additional years. grant me to see my own faults and not to judge my brothers and sisters. For more information: www.goarch.org/archdiocese/departments/religioused/sjcof For You are blessed forever. Amen.

4. “Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good ORATORICAL FESTIVAL TOPICS works and glorify your Father in heaven” (Matthew 5:16). Social

Junior Division (Grades 7–9) websites, apps, and so on are constantly present in our lives, making it easy for us to share bits and pieces of our lives with many people. 1. Considering the Lord’s words to His disciples, “If anyone How do you “let your light so shine” using these widely available desires to be first, he shall be last of all and servant of social and other media? all” (Mark 9:35), discuss the relationship between service 5. “Your hands have made me and fashioned me; Give me understand- and leadership. ing, that I may learn Your commandments.” (Psalm 118/119, verse 2. Discuss the importance of participating in the life of the Church in light 73). Discuss how this passage can guide us in a time when we con- of Jesus’ teaching in John 15:5, “I am the vine, you are the branches.” stantly seek to alter the way we look, act, and live.

3. In the Resurrection Service, the priest proclaims, “Come receive the For Topics, Tips, and Resources go to: www.goarch.org/archdiocese/ light.” Discuss the place of light in the Orthodox Tradition. departments/religioused/sjcof/ sjcof_2013_topics_tips

BUILDING FUND COMMITTEE UPDATE

At the February 24, 2013 Parish Assembly, the Building Fund Commit-

tee members and its Mission Goals were introduced. Members are

Theky Pappas, Crist Frangakis, Charles Roupas, Alex Arapoglou, Larry

Odzak, Peter Marinos, and Helen Paliouras as chairperson. The three SATURDAY OF THE SOULS Mission Goals were identified as: (1) sustain monthly mortgage pay- ΨΥΧΟΣΑΒΒΑΤΟΝ ment of $16,303; (2) create a Contingency Fund (CF) up to $200,000 for emergencies; and (3) plan and implement a multi-year pledge campaign Orthros & Divine Liturgy for all needs covered by the Building Fund, with the official kickoff being in September 2013.

March 16, & 23, 2013 The differences between the existing Stewardship Fund and the re- 9:00 a.m. emergence of the Building Fund (which existed up to 2011 but not in

2012) were explained: Father, please pray for the souls of the following: Stewardship (or Operations) Fund covers day-to-day expenditures such as utilities, payroll, insurance, ground and building main- tenance, etc. (All donations to Stewardship are strictly confidential.) Building Fund covers the monthly principal/interest payment for the $2.7 million loan serviced by BB&T, funds major capital improvements, and new construction. (Donations to the Building Fund will be confidential only by request.

Three committee meetings have been held to date. The Contingency Fund (or simply the rainy-day fund) has been established; to date, $60,000 has been raised for this fund with the goal of $200,000. The Contingency Fund is part of the multi-year fundraising campaign, and donors must state to the Treasurer the intended purpose of their donation to the campaign. For example, the “Smith family” wishes to pledge a total of $25,000 to the fundraising campaign over a 5-year period. Recognizing the need to give a portion of this $25.000 to the Contin- gency Fund for any future emergencies, the Smith family might pledge $10,000 to the Contingency Fund, and the balance of $15,000 to the Building Fund. The family’s standing in the ‘Donation Tiers’ is still $25,000. The Smith’s understand that an emergency may require the Contingency Fund to loan other Church accounts an amount needed to meet the emergency, but only after Parish Council action and approval. “Why do we pray for the dead? It is true that the dead are judged by how Such loans will be repaid to the Contingency Fund in accordance with they lived. Generally, the Church teaches our future in eternity is based on the terms prescribed by the Parish Council. our faith, life, deed, virtues, love, compassion, goodness, (or their absence) in this life, before our death. Yet, since we are never fully sure of the place The Committee will meet again the week of March 25 to assess building of each soul before God, and because God Himself is merciful and loving, fund strategies of other church communities before developing its own we pray for any help which might come to the soul of the deceased.” customized building fund campaign, Phase II.

Fr. Stanley S. Harakas from The Orthodox Church: 455 Questions and Answers Submitted by Helen Paliouras, chairperson of the Committee

ST. BARBARA STEWARDS 2013 THE PRESIDENT’S CORNER

As of March 10, 2013, the St. Barbara Stewards listed Parish Council Meeting Highlights below have completed Stewardship Cards for 2013. Tuesday, February 19, 2013 Total dollars pledged are $146,789.00. The appeal to the Archdiocese concerning the Alec & Frances Alexiades Andrew & Ashley Lockett 2013 increase in the annual allotment for our church has Alexander & Laurel Arapoglou Paul & Melanie Lockett been prepared. Rita Balaban Father Stavroforos Mamaies Nicholas & Eugenia Balafas Johnny & Catherine Mariakakis We are awaiting the final approval from Durham regarding the Sprint Lance & Maria (Marinos) Barton Pete & Joan Marinos Tower. All documents have been resubmitted by our Church and Sprint.

Agape Blackley Daniel & Monique McCullough The Greek Festival on our church grounds will take place on the weekend John & Mary Jon McWhirter Nick Bourbous of June 1 - 2, 2013. The Committees for all stations are being formed and we Katherine Callahan Katharine Meadows are looking for volunteer workers. The Festival tent rental is secured. Spyridoula Capetanos Matt & Tina Megaro Sophie Carr Curtis & Alexis Mitchell The Building Fund Committee is assembled. Plans will be announced at the Andrew & Cheryl Christakos Elia & Maria Nicholas February General Assembly on Sunday, February 24, 2013. Art Christakos Larry & Hope Odzak Eleni Christakos Cindy Paliouras Recognition plaque names are finalized and will be circulated for comments Lia Christakos James & Helen C. Paliouras prior to installing. George & Deborah Christie John & Dena Paliouras Ellen Christon Nicholas Paliouras Alec Alexiades, Parish Council President George & Erie Cocolas Peter & Evelyn Panos Athena Constantinou Costas & Kristina Pantermakis Catherine Constantinou Ted & Theky Pappas ST. BARBARA MONTHLY FINANCIAL REPORT John Constantinou George Pashales JANUARY 2013 Lou Constantinou Lindsey Pikos Trevor & Emily Cutsinger Walter Pryzwansky Treasurer’s Report George & Patt Dennos Angelia Quint Operations Income Expenses +/- Nick Donohue Budd & Viki Radovich Betty Dorton Keith & Alexia Rheinhardt Brian & Maria Easton Charles & Helen Roupas 2013 Budget Frances Eliadis Al & Christine Safarikas (12 Months) $206,612.00 $206,612.00 $ 0.00 Yuri & Elena Eliseeva Michael & Mariette Simopoulos Laurice Ferris Matt & Marika Stavrakakis January Actual $ 16,059.00 $ 15,551.00 $ $508.00 Crist & Maria Frangakis Bill & Joanne Sunas Peter & Kristen Gerondelis Ernie & Marian Sunas YTD Actual Socratis & Aliki Gerondelis Carl & Olga Thuer (1 month) $ 16,059.00 $ 15,551.00 $ $508.00 Jim & Evy Glekas Donna Trohanis Christopher Goodwin Michael Tsambounieris & Family YTD YTD Leonard & Elaine Goodwin Demetra Vlachos Erin Graham Helen Vurnakes Building Fund Budget Pledged Collected James Harr Jimmy & Frances Vurnakes 2013 Budget Pamela Hoke Alexa Waters (12 months) $195,636.00 $195,636.00 $ 0.00 Patricia Johnson Nikki Wilson Antonios & Claire Karamalegos Robert & Robbie Wippich January Actual $ 2,860.00 $ 16,318.00 $13,458.00 Burt & Glenna Keener Betsy Xenakis Jim & Christi Kleoudis Christina Zehia Ken & Karen Korach Tony & Evelyn Zehia YTD YTD Helen Koutouzakis Donna Zubrod Stewardship Budget Pledged Collected Helen Leontis $172,500.00 $130,595.00 $14,962.00