---

 

THIS WEEK’S SCHEDULE OF SERVICES & EVENTS

Sunday, April 28	8:45 AM	Orthros
	10:00 AM	Divine Liturgy
		Easter Egg Hunt
	7:00 PM	Nymphios (Bridegroom) Service
Monday, April 29	7:00 PM	Nymphios (Bridegroom) Service
Tuesday, April 30	7:00 PM	Nymphios (Bridegroom) Service
Wednesday, May 1	6:00 PM	Holy Unction
Thursday, May 2	7:00 AM	Vesperal Liturgy of St. Basil the Great
	7:00 PM	Twelve Gospels - Passion of the Lord
Friday, May 3	9:00 AM	Great and Royal Hours
	1:00 PM	Great Vespers (Taking the Lord’s Body
	7:00 PM	Funeral Praises
Saturday, May 4	9:00 AM	Vesperal Liturgy of St. Basil the Great
	11:00 PM	Matins of the Resurrection

 

ANNOUNCEMENTS

• Porcelain Bells for Sale: Beautiful porcelain bells have been lovingly crafted and donated by Jane Schwantes. They are available for purchase, $20/each, and all proceeds will benefit the church. Perfect for use during the Vesperal Liturgy on Great and Holy Saturday morning!  Please ask a Parish Council member for assistance if you wish to purchase one.
• Young At Heart: Sign up after Divine Liturgy in the gym. There is a tentative luncheon planned for May 18th at noon at the Ambrosia Taverna.
• Annual Pascha Picnic will be Saturday, May 11th! To RSVP, call the DRC at 864.732.1537.
• There will be NO Sunday School classes today and May 5th. Classes will resume on May 12th.
• Striping the Parking Lots in front of the Hellenic Center will occur May 11th, and the parking lot will be coned off. Please park in the lot on the Main Street side of the church on May 12th.
• Sunday School & Graduate Recognition Day will be May 19th (no classes that day).
• SAVE THE DATE: 37th Annual COLUMBIA’S GREEK FESTIVAL, September 19-22, 2024. More information coming soon! Call Niki Stewart (803.260.5719) with any questions.
• Welcome Visitors! We extend a warm welcome to visitors worshiping with us today. We would like to remind you that Holy Eucharist is reserved for those who have been baptized and/or Chrismated in the Orthodox Church and have prepared themselves to receive the Eucharist.

 

           

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

               This Week's Schedule of Services and Events

---

Sunday, April 28	8:45 AM	Orthros
	10:00 AM	Divine Liturgy
		Easter Egg Hunt
	7:00 PM	Nymphios (Bridegroom) Service
Monday, April 29	7:00 PM	Nymphios (Bridegroom) Service
Tuesday, April 30	7:00 PM	Nymphios (Bridegroom) Service
Wednesday, May 1	6:00 PM	Holy Unction
Thursday, May 2	7:00 AM	Vesperal Liturgy of St. Basil the Great
	7:00 PM	Twelve Gospels – The Passion of the Lord
Friday, May 3	9:00 AM	Great and Royal Hours
	1:00 PM	(Taking the Lord’s Body from the Cross
	7:00 PM	Funeral Praises
Saturday, May 4	9:00 AM	Vesperal Liturgy of St. Basil the Great
	11:00 PM	Matins of the Resurrection

 

ANNOUNCEMENTS

• Porcelain Bells for Sale: Beautiful porcelain bells have been lovingly crafted and donated by Jane Schwantes. They are available for purchase, $20/each, and all proceeds will benefit the church. Perfect for use during the Vesperal Liturgy on Great and Holy Saturday morning!  Please ask a Parish Council member for assistance if you wish to purchase one.
• Young At Heart: Sign up after Divine Liturgy in the gym. There is a tentative luncheon planned for May 18th at noon at the Ambrosia Taverna.
• Annual Pascha Picnic will be Saturday, May 11th! To RSVP, call the DRC at 864.732.1537.
• There will be NO Sunday School classes today and May 5th. Classes will resume on May 12th.
• Striping the Parking Lots in front of the Hellenic Center will occur May 11th, and the parking lot will be coned off. Please park in the lot on the Main Street side of the church on May 12th.
• Sunday School & Graduate Recognition Day will be May 19th (no classes that day).
• SAVE THE DATE: 37th Annual COLUMBIA’S GREEK FESTIVAL, September 19-22, 2024. More information coming soon! Call Niki Stewart (803.260.5719) with any questions.
• Welcome Visitors! We extend a warm welcome to visitors worshiping with us today. We would like to remind you that Holy Eucharist is reserved for those who have been baptized and/or Chrismated in the Orthodox Church and have prepared themselves to receive the Eucharist.