As a reminder, there will be a brief parish meeting during coffee hour following the Divine Liturgy on Sunday, August 4. The purpose, along with a few smaller “housekeeping” items, will be to select delegates for the upcoming archdiocesan Sobor scheduled to take place at the Metropolia Center of St. Andrew in South Bound Brook, NJ on October 16-19, 2019.
See here for more details regarding the Sobor.
Attention all gardeners, weed pullers, and mulchers! We will be having a yard cleanup day at the church on Saturday, July 6, 2019, starting at 9:00 am.
No skills are necessary but if possible, but any available tools (rakes, brooms , shovels, gloves, hedge trimmers, pruners, wheelbarrows, etc.) will be great appreciated!
The more people that show up, the easier the job, and the sooner we can end. Come and join in!
Please note that the Wednesday evening Bible study has been moved to Tuesday evenings. The study will begin at the the same time (8pm), following choir practice. Thanks and we hope to see you there!
Congratulations to our students who completed the 2018-2019 Youth Group / Sunday School year!
Our kids were quite busy this year: earning of a St. George Scout Medal for one of our elementary aged boys, a new church sidewalk built as a Scout service project by one of our high school boys, several various book + topical studies by the youth group, and most importantly (and often overlooked) their valued and continued participation in the liturgical life of the church.
A big thank you to Joe and Ginny S. who led and hosted our youth group, as well as other families who hosted and chipped in!
As a reminder, we will be holding a yard sale at the church on Saturday, June 15, from 8am – approximately 11am. All proceeds will go to the church. Tell your friends!
Location: Four Evangelists Orthodox Church, 528 N. Hickory Ave., Bel Air, Maryland 21014
As a reminder, we will be resuming our weekly Wednesday evening study tonight at 8pm at the church.
We will continue our study through Orthodoxy and Heterodoxy: Finding the Way to Christ in a Complicated Religious Landscape by Fr. Andrew Stephen Damick.
Don’t have a book or a Bible? Don’t worry. We’ve got you covered! Hope to see you there!
