The Nativity of Our Lord, God, and Savior Jesus Christ has been celebrated with all solemnity and joy since the very earliest period of the Church. Until the 4th century this Feast was kept on January 6, when the Church also remembers the Baptism of Our Lord in the River Jordan. It was called the […]
Christmas, 2012 Brothers and Sisters in Christ: Every year, as I watch A Charlie Brown Christmas, my heart aches for Charlie Brown, beat down by “commercialism”, struggling to overcome the nagging sense that he goes through the holiday motions, but misses what is essential to Christmas. He’s sad and isolated, as the world clamors for […]
December 2012 Dear Friends, I greet you in the name of the Prince of Peace Whose name these days is so purposefully overlooked that the very celebration of His birth, the Christmas Advent, now begins on a Black Friday shrouded by empty salutations of happy holidays and season’s greetings. We are so caught up in […]
This Saturday, everyone is invited to join us this Saturday for our annual Tree Lighting. The Festivities will begin a 5:00 PM as we gather around our Christmas Tree, sing carols, and watch as the the Christmas Tree lights up for the season. Afterward, everyone is invited to the church basement for a community dinner […]
Dear Church Family: We hope everyone had a happy and blessed Thanksgiving. This past Sunday a letter from our parish council president, Peter Nikiteas, was distributed in the Narthex. The letter discusses some important topics in regard to the ministries of our Church Family and addresses some of the challenges we face in the coming […]
Dear Brothers and Sisters: On behalf of Fr. Alex, our Parish Council, and our entire Church Family, allow me to thank everyone who has participated in our relief efforts for those effected by Hurricane Sandy. The response from our own members and the broader East End Community has been phenomenal and overwhelming. We are most […]
Following up on the email you received yesterday about collecting and distributing drinking water for residents of New York City and Nassau County, please be advised that we will also be joining Holy Trinity/St. Nicholas Church of Staten Island and Saints Constantine and Helen Church in Brooklyn in their efforts to offer relief. We will […]
In the aftermath of Super Storm Sandy, there is a severe shortage of drinking water in parts of New York City and Nassau County. The Greek Orthodox Church of the Hamptons is currently accepting donations of bottled water to be distributed those in the most acute need. If you are able, please bring cases of […]
With heartfelt sorrow and deep pain, and yet in hopeful anticipation of the Heavenly Kingdom , we are saddened to inform you of the passing of our much loved brother-in-Christ, Robert Halikias. The Funeral Arrangements are as follows: Wake: Bill Litras, Funeral Director Friday, November 2, 2012 2:00-4:00 PM and 7:00-9:00 PM Cusimano & Russo […]
With heartfelt sorrow and deep pain, and yet in hopeful anticipation of the Heavenly Kingdom, we are saddened to inform you of the passing of Thomas Leonessa, father of Christine Vamvakitis and grandfather of Elli and Diana Vamvakitis. The Funeral Arrangements are as follows: Wake: Monday, September 10, 2012 7:00 PM-10:00 PM Tuesday, September 11, […]
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