Information:
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NAME & BIRTHDATE
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NAME OF SPOUSE & BIRTHDATE
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STREET ADDRESS
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CITY/STATE/ZIP CODE
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HOME PHONE
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CELL PHONE
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EMAIL ADDRESS OF SELF & SPOUSE
*Dependent Children’s Names & Birthdates
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Time & Talent
Please Check areas of interest.
Liturgical:
_Sanctuary & Altar Care (Adornment)
_Flowers/Decorations
_Altar Boys (ages 8 & up)
_Baking Prosfora (Communion Bread)
_Epistle Reader
_Chanters
Education:
_Bookstore Volunteer
_Library Volunteer
Youth:
_Christian Education Teacher
_GOYA Volunteer
_Agape/HOPE & JOY Volunteer
_Vacation Church School Volunteer
Building & Grounds:
_Garden & Landscape
_Clean-up
_Interior/Exterior Repairs
_Painting
_Roofing
_Plumbing
_Electrical
_Hall Rentals (Manage Events)
Administration:
_Data Entry
_Computer/Technical
_Website & E-mail
_Newsletter

Ministries of Care: (Check all that apply)
_Friend a Parishioner—Shut-In
_Nursing & Hospital Visitation
_Blood Drive Volunteer
_Project Mexico Participant
_Fr. Sav. Misson Walk
_Senior Luncheon Volunteer
Stewardship: (Check all that apply)
_Stewardship Committee
_Capital Campaign Committee
_Hospitality Team
_Community Building Events
Parish Life: (Check all that apply)
_Weekly Worship Services
_Interfaith & Ecumenical
_Bible Study
_Icon Workshop
_Sunday Coffee Hour
_GOYA (6th—12th grade)
_Agape/HOPE & JOY (5th grade & under)
_Greek School
_Christian Education
_Vacation Church School
_Adult Education
_Young Adults
_Orthodox Christian Fellowship (college)
_DULTA (30’s & 40’s)
_F.R.O.G. Men (Men’s Group)
_St. Photini Women’s Study
_Philoptochos
_S.O.S. (Senior’s of the Sea)

In the Gospel of Saint Matthew (6:19), Jesus instructs us, "Do not store up for yourselves treasures on earth, where moth and rust destroy, and where thieves break in and steal….” Often in life, we pursue and collect those things that do not last. We must ask, “One hundred years from now, where will our possessions be?” Our greatest blessing is our family. As Orthodox Christians, we are called to be stewards of this great gift. If we are faithful to this calling, perhaps our Lord will say to us as he did to the faithful steward, “Well done good and faithful servant” (Mt 25:23).

Christian Stewardship is...
…learning how to be a responsible and concerned caretaker of Christ’s Church; it is learning how to enjoy Church life and be happy in Church work., for in Her dwells the fullness of the Spirit of God.
…our active commitment to use all our time, talent and treasure for the benefit of humankind in grateful acknowledgment of Christ’s redeeming love.
…caring for the needs of others.
…offering one’s self to God as He offered Himself to us.
…what a person does after saying “I believe…”, as proof of that belief.
…devotion and service to God and His Church as persons, as families, as diocese/metropolis, as national Church and as Church universal.