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December 2010 ^ Volume 34, Issue 7

HOLY TRINITY GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH

WESTFIELD ^ NEW JERSEY

[email protected] 908-233-8533 holytrinitywestfield.org

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Narthex / Exonarthex Project

Christmas is Here, Rejoice!Narthex / Exonarthex Project

Christmas is Here, Rejoice!

THE REVEREND PETER DELVIZIS

On Sunday, November 21, the Fall Parish Assembly approved the Narthex/Exonarthex Completion Project. The Assembly directed the Parish Council

to proceed with the modifi cation and completion of the Narthex as presented by the architectural fi rm.

Of note, will be the addition of a simply yet elegant dome in the center section of the ceiling. This dome will be appointed with iconography and will help with the faithful’s spiritual preparation as they enter into the nave of the church.

Additionally, the wall on the north side of the Narthex will be fl attened and prepared so that an icon may be affi xed to it. Two new doors bearing Byzantine symbols will occupy both the central entrances into the Narthex and Nave.

An Exonarthex will be created by adding a majestic mosaic icon of Christ greeting His children into the Church. This newly created area will constantly remind all who enter into the beauty of His house that the entire Parish is hallowed and sacred ground.

Oto proceed with the modifi cation and completion of the Narthex as presented by the architectural fi rm.

Of note, will be the addition of a simply yet elegant dome in the center section of the ceiling. This dome will be appointed with iconography and will help with the faithful’s spiritual

It is with profound joy and with a heart deeply moved,

that I greet each of you, the faithful of Holy Trinity

during this Christmas Advent period.

During this season of light, families come together to

open their hearts offering to Christ the precious treasures

found within. We, the family of Holy Trinity, will also

come together to share in this bright and glorious feast

offering to our Creator and Master the wealth of our

own existence. We receive Him within our hearts with

purity and humility asking for His care, illumination and

salvation. He is the Giver of Life and in His light we shall

see light.

The Church, as a mother, presents to us the occasion to

approach the Divine Child. Through songs, psalms and

praise we assemble for the Great Feast of the Incarnation.

Take a moment during the Christmas fasting period to

prepare the inner temple of your heart. Through prayer,

we converse with God our Saviour. The divine services;

in other words, the Holy Trinity family prayer, offer to us

a comprehensive picture of this coming great feast. The

Christmas schedule can be found on page 2. By coming

to our mother, the Church nourishes us with her spiritual

milk. And having partaken of her goodness we are

presented to the King of All.

May the joy of Christmas and

the hope of the New Year

continue through God’s

blessings. ^

milk. And having partaken of her goodness we are milk. And having partaken of her goodness we are

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Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church ^ Westfield, New Jersey2 The Promise ^ December 2010 ^ Volume 34, Issue 7

DecemberDates in the Life of Our Church

4:00 PM Greek School7:30 PM Choir practice7:30 PM Greek dance practice

St. Barbara the Great Martyr8:30 AM Orthros9:30 AM Divine Liturgy

12:00 Noon Bloomingdale’s Fashion Show

St. Savas8:15 AM Orthros9:30 AM Divine Liturgy

12:00 Noon Parish Council Elections

St Nicholas the Wonderworker8:30 AM Orthros9:30 AM Divine Liturgy

12:00 Noon Trinity Circle Christmas Luncheon6:30 PM Sr. Basketball practice4:00 PM Greek School7:00 PM Jr. Basketball practice

10:00 AM TOTS7:00 PM Philoptochos Christmas Party

Conception of the Theotokos by St. Anna8:30 AM Orthros9:30 AM Divine Liturgy4:00 PM Greek School7:30 PM Choir practice7:30 PM Greek dance practice7:00 PM Youth Christmas party

9:30 AM Volleyball practice

St. Spyridon the Wonderworker8:15 AM Orthros9:30 AM Divine Liturgy

12:00 Noon Religious Education Christmas Program4:00 PM Athletic games with Toms River

6:30 PM Sr. Basketball practice

4:00 PM Greek School7:30 PM Parish Council meeting4:30 PM Greek School Christmas program7:30 PM Choir practice7:30 PM Greek dance practice

Sunday Before Christmas8:15 AM Orthros9:30 AM Divine Liturgy

Christmas Pageant rehearsalafter Rel. Ed classesChristmas Eve

9:00 AM Orthros & Royal Hours of the Nativity

6:15 PM Christmas Eve Candlelight Service;Great Vespers

7:00 PM Divine Liturgy of St. Basil the Greatwith Christmas Pageant THE NATIVITY IN THE FLESHOF OUR LORD AND SAVIOUR

8:15 AM Orthros9:30 AM Divine Liturgy

Synaxis of the Holy Theotokos8:15 AM Orthros9:30 AM Divine Liturgy7:00 PM YHT Alumni Games in Bouras Center

7:00 PM Christmas dance for the youthat St. Athanasios Church, Paramus

7:00 PM New Year’s Eve Divine Liturgy

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SAT11

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SUN12

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FRI24

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Christmas Services

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Blessed Christmas & A Prosperous New Year 2011


Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church ^ Westfield, New Jersey The Promise ^ December 2010 ^ Volume 34, Issue 7 3

THE REV. ALEXANDER G. LEONDIS

“Christ is born, glorify Him.

Christ comes from heaven, receive Him.

Christ is on earth, exalt Him.”

The beautiful and inspiring Christmas Canon reveals the inner mystery of salvation, our need to

respond to God’s call. To delve deeply into the mystery of Christ’s birth and it’s meaning for us, we must respond to His call.At Christmas, when God becomes man, He reveals the mystery of His love for us. The Church invites us to personally participate and experience this mystery. The degree of our willingness to respond to Him is the measure of our spiritual maturity.“Christ is born; glorify Him.” “Christ is born” is the revelation and “glorify Him” is our response to Him. God has become man. We “glorify Him,” we worship Him and we praise Him because praise opens the channel of true worship. As we glorify God, our soul is united with His the divine presence.“Christ comes from heaven; receive Him.” The eternal, all-powerful, all-knowing God comes to earth to dwell among us. Our response is to “receive Him.” We cannot meet or greet someone unless we respond to His or her initiative.

“Christ is on earth; exalt Him.” Christ revealed Himself, He has come to earth, and He has become a man. He empties himself; the glorious Son of God becomes a humble man to reveal the depth and breadth of His love for us. Our response is to “exalt Him,” to praise Him, to glorify Him, to magnify Him, for His love for us has no bounds, no limits. He comes to us and says, “I love you just the way you are, respond and you will experience me in a new way.”Christ’s love is revealed at Christmas when He enters our world darkened by sin and is wrapped in swaddling clothes for our salvation. He lies in a manger because there was “no room for Him in the inn.” This has a deeper meaning than the emotional realities we attribute to the denial of shelter.This same infant will grow to maturity and enter once again into the deep darkness of the tomb to pay for our sins. He will again be wrapped with clothes, but this time in a shroud. The manger of the wilderness and loneliness will once again be His, as He rests alone in the tomb.The “innkeeper Christians” will continue to reject Him, to see Christmas as a social event, merely a time of happiness and family gatherings. They too will say: “there is no room for Him in the inn” of my heart. The “faithful Christian,” however, will accept the revelation and respond to Jesus with love and experience the true joy of Christmas. Christ will be born again in his or her heart.This Christmas let us not lose sight of the regenerating, renewing, inspiring aspect of our Lord’s birth for our

salvation. Let us, like the Virgin Mary, accept God’s will and receive Christ into the depths of our being. Let us accept the seed of the Holy Spirit, as Mary did, and have Christ born in us. Christ once again is offering Himself to us this Christmas. Only we personally can choose to respond. “Christ is on earth; receive Him.” May Christ be born in you anew this Christmas and the forthcoming New Year. ^

“Christ is born, glorify Him. Christ comes from heaven, receive Him. Christ is on earth, exalt Him.”

Christ is Born, Glorify Him



Parish Council2010 PARISH COUNCIL

The Parish Council is comprised of the Parish Priest and the elected members of the Parish in good

standing. Twenty-two dedicated men and women serve Holy Trinity as volunteers and make it possible for the Church to function effectively on a parish level. They are our Parish Council and we offer them our heartfelt thanks for assuming the great responsibilities before God, the Orthodox Church, our Holy Metropolis and, you, our faithful parishioners.

Parish Council members serve as role models for parishioners and they take this ministry very seriously. They lead by example by attending Church services and parish events, and regularly participate in the sacramental life of the Church. By doing so, they have a true effect on the overall life of the Church.

As your pastor, I would like to personally thank them for their dedication and, on behalf of our entire parish, express my gratitude to all of them. As 2010 comes to a close, we thank Peter T. Arbes for his fi ne leadership this past year

as the Parish Council President. Holy Trinity continues to be an outstanding Christ-centered parish.

Listed here is the Parish Council for 2010 who deserve our appreciation and thanks. May the Holy Trinity bless you always.

Rev. Fr. Peter Delvizis, Presiding Priest

Peter T. Arbes, President

Notis Kotsolios, Vice President

George Colonias, Secretary

James C. Fountas, Treasurer

Nicholas J. Bouras, Assistant Treasurer

and B. Theodore Bozonelis, Dean Constantine, Theodore Demetriou, Richard Frigerio, James P. Gianakis, Jo-Ann Jayson, A.J. Karanikolas, Agapios Kyritsis, Peter A. Ladas, Robert V. LoAlbo, Kassandra Romas, Elise Savnik, Michael Savva, Nicholas Sofi anopoulos, Bill Theofanous, Ted Vagelos, and George Youlios. ^

Outreach BY COORDINATORS REBECCA KOTSONIS

& GUS EXARHAKOS

This year Holy Trinity Outreach has started off with a bang, and promises much more to come. During

September, the Holy Trinity parish participated in a coffee sale for Lanie’s Angels, a charity established by the Afendoulis family, in order to support children with cancer and blood disorders. In October we focused our efforts on gathering food for St. John’s Soup Kitchen in Newark. As we look forward to the rest of the fall, our schedules are full with a day at a Habitat for Humanity building site, our annual Parish Dinner/Dance, a clothing drive, and various other community fundraisers.On behalf of the Youth of Holy Trinity, we would like to extend our deepest thanks to all who assisted with the past fundraisers, as well as all those who helped with the most recent Youth activity - our annual brunch.We are extremely excited for the rest of this year and can’t wait for our next Outreach activity.

FROM THE ADVISORSMany thanks to our YHT members, parent committees and Holy Trinity family for the support in making our annual

brunch a success. Our appreciation to Gregory Kyritsis, Harris Philippou, the Zourzoukis Family, the Pantagis Diner in Edison and our youth families for their food donations.Congratulations to our 50/50 winner Kassandra Romas.A group of YHT members also participated in the annual Bowling Tournament, which also includes a wonderful casual dinner/dance. This event is hosted by the Fairview Church and is a chance to mingle with the rest of the Northern NJ Youth groups.

ATHLETICSOur athletic teams continue the season. The records are as follows:Girls volleyball – 2 wins and 2 lossesJunior boys basketball – 4 wins and 0 losses Senior boys basketball – 2 wins and 1 loss.A few more games remain.

GO WESTFIELD!!!Friday, Dec. 10 – YHT Christmas PartyMonday, Dec. 27 – Alumnae volleyball and basketball gamesTuesday, Dec. 28 – NNJYC Christmas Dance See an advisor at the youth table if you have any questions: Marigo Chantzis, Ellen Conti, Michelle Kallinosis, Evans John & Stathi Afendoulis. ^



AVI KIRIAKATIS, PRESIDENT

To aid the poor, the aged, the hungry, the needy, and the sick through charitable works performed with discretion, courtesy, and kindness.

Shoes and sneakers were collected and sent to orphanages all over the world. We are very grateful to our parishioners for their generous donations and especially to His Eminence Metropolitan Evangelos who every year donates a few pairs of sneakers to the orphans and I quote: “This shoe drive is a true demonstration of the mission of Philoptochos which is to be friends of the poor and to help those in need.” We thank Sophie Stappas for Chairing this event.

We also thank Anita Kartalopoulos and Kassandra Romas, National Board Members, for their excellent presentation on the Philoptochos Center of Philanthropy – National Philoptochos has been renting an offi ce space for the past two years with donated funds by an Anonymous Benefactor. Philoptochos has 27,500 members and we must all come together to accomplish the goal for a National Philoptochos permanent home, where we can provide more services to needy children, families and seniors. As of June 30, 2010 donations were $475,000 and to-date it is up to $1M. I am happy to announce that many donations were made the

evening of our meeting by some of our members, and we reach out to everyone to help as much as you can to accomplish this goal.

Susan G. Komen for the Cure, North Jersey Affi liate – Our appreciation to Anna Savva for chairing this October event by selling various items during Fellowship Hour and to all of you for your generosity.

We thank Marina LoAlbo for Chairing this successful fundraising event with all our parishioners’ support.

We thank Penny Pefanis for chairing “Shop Smart; Do Good” event to benefi t Philoptochos charities as well as all parishioners for their support.

Breakfast at Bloomingdales Sat., Dec. 4, 2010 –Fashion show by our own Holy Trinity models, leisurely breakfast, great prizes and Christmas shopping. We thank Nina Anastasiou, Ellen Manos Athenson, Christina Colonias and Marianne Savorgianakis for chairing this fun event. Please come out and join us and get great discounts; Philoptochos will receive 10% from your shopping receipts.

Baking for shut-ins Sun., Dec. 5, 2010 – Joanne Kallerges Chairs this heartwarming event, where we get to bake cookies, bring them to church,

package and deliver. Please sign up!

Philoptochos Christmas Party, Wed., Dec. 8, 2010 – Please join us for a fun-fi lled evening, a delicious dinner, jewelry shopping and most importantly singing Christmas Carols with our wonderful conductor Kathryn Athanasoulas. Donations to Battered Women’s Shelter. We thank Marina LoAlbo for Chairing this event.

Annual Community Christmas Card Please sign up with Cynthia Ladas and Mary Skiadas at Fellowship Hour.. ^

Please support Philoptochos with Upcoming Events:

December 4, 2010, Saturday – Bloomingdale’s Fashion Show

December 2010, Annual Community Christmas Card

December 5, 2010, Sunday, Baking for Shut-ins

December 8, 2010, Wednesday – Christmas Dinner Party - Donations to Battered Women’s Shelter

January 16, 2011, Sunday – Vasilopitta Luncheon to benefi t St. Basil’s Academy

January 22, 2011, Saturday – All-day Seminar “Women’s Issues and the Church’s Point of View” with Sharon Rubis

April 2, 2011, Saturday – Babies Quiltathon – Bouras Center

May 4, 2011, Wednesday – Annual Fashion Show at Shackamaxon Country Club

Philoptochos

Calendar of Events

October 50/50 Raffl e

Shoes for Orphan Souls

The Ladies Philoptochos of the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church cordially invites you to theirNEW YEAR’S VASILOPITTA LUNCHEON & PHILOPTOCHOS STEWARDSHIP

Sunday, January 9, 2011, in the Bouras CenterAll proceeds to benefit the children of St. Basil’s AcademyFor more information, call Patricia Kalellis, 908-233-7297

or Helen Bruno, 973-763-7752

Benefi t Shopping at Lord & Taylor

Special Programs



Parish Life

1. “ Yes, we’re having fun in the kitchen!”

2. Holy Trinity Greek Dancers.

3 Mr. 50/50 Ted Demetriou.

4. A.J. Karanikolas helping Presvytera Victoria select Mr. Bouras as Grand Prize Winner.

5. Having a great time together.

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TOTS

Fr. Peter with the

TOTS kidsduring

Halloween.

4. A.J. Karanikolas helping Presvytera Victoria select Mr. Bouras as Grand Prize Winner.

5. Having a great time together.

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6. A.J. Karanikolas& Christina Colonias choosing another winner.

7. Enjoying the Dinner Dance.



JENNY STELLAKIS

Our Greek School classes began on September 21 for the 2010-2011 school year. We are proud to

announce that 89 students are enrolled. We would like to extend a warm welcome to our new and returning Greek School families.

The children have been hard at work with their language studies and are preparing for the annual Greek School Christmas Program to be held on December 16, 2010.

The Greek School PTO would like to thank all the Holy Trinity families for their support. Our goal is to assist

the teachers and support the children of Holy Trinity by promoting their education in the Greek language, culture and faith. We also hope to enhance our children’s experience by organizing activities outside the classroom in the coming year.We welcome your interest and ideas. We hope that Greek school will motivate our children to maintain and promote the values they have received from their parents and ancestors and keep them close to our Greek Orthodox Faith.

Please save the date for our annual “Family Greek Dance” which will be held on January 29, 2011! Please join us! ^

Greek School

BY SANDY MOURATOGLOU OLTMANN, DANA BANU, & ANDREA BLASI

Aside from attending the Divine Liturgy and receiving various Holy Sacraments, there is no better way to encoun-ter Christ and Christianity than through Biblical study. The Christmas Bookstore feature is:

THE ORTHODOX STUDY BIBLE: ANCIENT CHRISTIANITY SPEAKS TO TODAY’S WORLD.

The Bible is source of knowledge for all Christians. It has a spiritual and edifying message bring one closer to a living encounter with Christ. Every Orthodox Christian should be in possession of this Bible.This Bible includes both the Old and New Testaments with notes based on teachings from Biblical scholars and Church Fathers.The additional features explained on the inside and back covers make this is a valuable tool for any Biblical student. ^

The Book Store Offers The Best Christmas Gift of AllBookstore

THE REV. ALEXANDER G. LEONDIS

There is a principle found throughout the Scriptures concerning giving that might be paraphrased like

this: When you give, you gain what you cannot buy with your money. That’s because giving sets a number of things in motion.

In Mark 14:3-9, a woman gave Jesus a gift of precious ointment. There were those present who discredited her gift calling it a “waste.” They said the ointment could have been sold and the money given to the poor. Jesus rebuked their hypocrisy. Christ always receives gifts given from the heart.

Times haven’t changed. Even today, there are those who would attempt to convince you that to give to God’s work is a waste. They say, “The Church just wants your money.” When you give to God’s work, you gain that which money cannot buy.

Concerning this woman’s gift, Jesus said, “She has done what she could.” She gave Jesus something precious; she gave the best gift she owned. There’s a message for you here. When you give to Holy Trinity, is your gift merely a token gift that satisfi es your conscience by fulfi lling some duty? Or is your gift a generous one, coming from your heart as an expression of love?

Notice what else Jesus said about this woman’s gift. “Wherever this gospel is preached in the whole world, what this women has done will be told as a memorial to her.”

You cannot buy an eternal soul, but through giving you can change a soul’s eternity. You cannot buy the blessing of God, but through selfl ess giving you can release God’s blessing in your life and in the lives of others.

Let us join hearts and hands as the Body of Christ at Holy Trinity and give our best toward his work by our 2011 Stewardship Commitment. ^

That which money can’t buyStewardship



pag.1 - Narthex / Exonarthex Project

This endeavor is incredibly exciting. Any construction or modifi cation of the Church is done with faith and with the express purpose of offering glory to God. This beautifi cation

and Narthex/Exonarthex completion will begin in the coming weeks. Please refer to the drawings to get a glimpse at the concept. ^

CHURCHINGSSun., October 10Alexandra BarbaraDaughter of Carol & Louis KotsinisSun, October 17Zoe RoseDaughter of Angela & John PoznanskiSun., October 31Marco AristidesSon of Soula & Daymian Campbell

BAPTISMSSat., Sep. 18 - Alessandra EleniDaughter of Michael & Ariana Chiaravalloti

Sat., Oct. 9 - Sebastian NicholasSon of Jerome & Stacie Demiris Lemanowicz

Fri., Oct. 22 - Chase MichaelSon of Dylan & Melissa Baker

Sat., Oct. 30 - Luke MichaelSon of Michael & Constantina Coppola

Sat., Nov. 13Marina Amalia & Zachary DemetriosTwins of Demetrios N. & Christine Skalkotos

WEDDINGSSat, September 25Christine M. Caccavano

& James A. StratoudakisSat, October 30Nicole A. Michalitsianos& Evan J. RepousisSun, November 21Alicia Piniat& Graigory Serrao

FUNERALSWed., September 29 - ^ Barbara PourisWed., November 11 - ^ Sophia GlimisFri., Nov. 12 - ^ Michael G. Kikidakis

Sacraments & Rites

Special Christmas GiftsAt Christmastime, many of our parishioners desire to express their love for Christ by making a special gift to His Church. For this reason, a list is provided for your convenience. Please call the church offi ce for more information.•Altar Fund [any amount]; •Incense $50; •Charcoal $30; •Pew Torch Candles $200; •Daily Bible Guides $250; •Holy Water Bottles $300; •1 Large Wreath for exterior of Church $100; •3 Medium Wreathes for interior of Church $70 each; •5 Small Wreaths for exterior of Church $50 each; •Poinsettia Plants to decorate the Altar and Church large $55; medium $50.

Thank you for your donation and support. The Church looks so beautiful and festive!

Daily Bible 3 Medium

Thank you for your donation and support. The Church looks so beautiful and festive!

Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church & the Religious Education Department cordially invite you to:THE ANNUAL GODPARENT & GODCHILD SUNDAY WITH COMMUNION BREAKFAST

Sunday, February 13, 2011, Immediately after Church ServiceReservations can be made on: Sunday, Jan., 23rd, 30th, and Feb. 6th during the Fellowship Hour.



The Promise • Classifi eds

2011 Holy Trinity Photo DirectoryParish News & Updates

“I WAS TO EMBARRASSED TO ASK YOUR NAME...”My dear parishioners:

In a large parish, it is sometimes challenging to know the names of every family. The faces that you see may be familiar but their names might escape you. To help place names with faces, I am excited to announce the creation a new pictorial directory for our church family.

Olan Mills, national photo-studio, has been contacted to help take photos of each family and to help publish a photo directory. This directory will invaluable by connecting names with faces. It will also be an ideal outreach tool capturing the history of our church congregation.

Please participate! All I ask is that you have your picture taken by the professional photographer who will be here at Holy Trinity and meet with a portrait consultant at the church.

For the next several weeks, appointments can be made at the church or you may also schedule your appointment online by visiting: http://signup.olanmills.com. Once there simply click on “Schedule a New Appointment” and enter the church contract #57985.

· Every participating family or household that selects a pose for the directory will receive a complimentary church directory and also a 8”x10” portrait to enjoy.

· You only need to come to church once for the photography sitting and for portrait viewing.

· You will have the opportunity to purchase portraits and frames on the same day of photography. All portraits come with a 100% unconditional guarantee.

Please volunteer! Help is needed to run the sign-up table, checking people in for appointments, or calling for appointment reminders. This group effort will help make this historic directory a reality and I ask for your support by volunteering just a little of your time.

The scheduled dates for photography and portrait viewing are: Wed., Dec. 1; Thur., Dec. 2; Fri., Dec. 3; Sat., Dec. 4; Thur., Dec. 9; Fri., Dec. 10, & Sat., Dec. 11.

If you have any questions, please contact the chairpersons: Ted Vagelos, 732-371-3272 or Jeannie Arida, 908-654-0313.

I look forward to seeing everyone in the directory. Our new pictorial directory will not be complete without you! – Fr. Peter. ^


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Schedule of Services

Sundays Weekdays

Orthros 8:15 AM 8:30 AM

Divine Liturgy 9:30 AM 9:30 AM

Ministries

Parish Council Peter ArbesPhiloptochos Avi Kiriakatis

Religious Education Louis MartinEleftheria Wolff

Greek School Rita FitanidisTrinity Circle Athena Manos

TAG Andrea BlasiYouth (GOYA) Christina Philippou

JOY / HOPE Kathy MaglarasYiana LeichtlingSandy Boutsikaris

TOTS Joanne ParasBookstore Sandy Mouratoglou

Cultural Barbara ManosGreek School PTO Irene Cohen

Worship

Psaltis Pascalis KuvalakisChoir Director Kathryn Athanasoulas

Organist Phyllis VerenesHead Acolyte Chris Wolff

Office Staff

Administrative Assistant Irene PanagakosAccountant Diana R. WaltsakCaretaker Ocione Nunes

250 Gallows Hill Road ^ Westfi eld, NJ 07090Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church

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Mailing Address 250 Gallows Hill Rd.Westfi eld, NJ 07090-1109

Phone 908-233-8533

Fax 908-233-0623

E-mail htgoc@westfi eldnj.com

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