PALM SUNDAY LUNCHEON APRIL 13TH

Join us for this beloved family event benefiting the Hellenic College/Holy Cross School of Theology. Enjoy a delicious traditional Greek fish-centered meal for just $20/person, with complimentary buttered noodle meals for children under 12. Skip the line and secure your preferred seating by prepaying with cash, check, or Venmo (@Brenda-Alvanos). Contact the Church Office at (843-577- 2063; office@gocharleston.org) or visit our table after Sunday services to book your spot.

Annual Stamo Latto Scholarship

Once more I am pleased to announce the annual Stamo Latto Scholarship in honor of my grandmother Stamo Latto, who lived in Charleston SC and Memphis TN. This grant is for young Orthodox women high school seniors in good standing at canonical Orthodox parishes of the metropolitan areas of Charleston and Memphis. Although preference is given to seniors, academically promising young women who are high school juniors are also invited to apply and may reapply as seniors, whether or not they have already received a Latto scholarship. Awards average $1,000, but range from $500-1500, depending on qualifications, competition, and funds available in any year. The minimum funds available for all awards is $3,000 per year and may also include unused funds from previous years. The purpose is to encourage a high level of excellence and purpose, as achieved by previous winners in both metropolitan areas.

This academic award requires excellent grades. Typically, past recipients were ranked in the top 10% of their class with a grade point average of 4.5 (on a scale of 5) or 3.5 (on a scale of 4) and in the top 10% of SAT and ACT scores. Since the pandemic, SAT and ACT tests are no longer required though scores are strongly encouraged when available.

APPLY HERE

Spirit Seeking: Strengthening the Faith Journey Lecture March 16 after Liturgy

Spirit Seeking: Strengthening the Faith Journey

Please Join Us for a Lecture on Sunday, March 16, 2025 following church service Trinity Hall – small dining room

Fellow parishioner, Jackie Morfesis, writer, speaker, and community advocate, will present a lecture which will focus upon her love for God's Holy Word and give evidence of His hand on her faith journey. She will share ways that we can all strengthen our faith walk and develop greater intimacy with the Lord, our first and foremost Beloved. There will be a question-and-answer period following her talk and an opportunity to purchase her newly published book: "Spirit Seeking: Essays and Reflections on the Christian Faith Journey."

Jackie Morfesis holds a BFA in Fine Arts and a Master’s degree in Liberal Studies. She is a former youth counselor at Ionian Village, and Rotary International Ambassadorial Scholar to Greece. She writes a monthly column in the Religion section of the Charleston Mercury newspaper and has served in the United States and overseas with youth and in prison education and ministry.