Welcome to Saint Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church

Welcome to the website of the Saints Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church in Annapolis.  We are located on Riva Road just off Route 50 and Route 301 in Annapolis, Maryland.

We hope to keep the faithful informed of all activities, programs, and events in not only our Parish but within neighboring communities.  We offer many activities and programs for all ages.  On our website you can be informed of scheduled events and keep up-to-date with news of our parish, the Youth and Young Adult Ministries; College Outreach Ministry; Agia Anna Ladies Philoptochos Society, the Hellenic heritage programs such as Greek Folk Dancing, Greek School, Adult Greek Conversation Classes, and AHEPA; as well as the various ministries including Outreach Ministry in California, Maryland.

JOY Basketball is canceled tonight Thursday, February 26th, due to inclement weather. It will resume next Thursday, March 4th.

16th Annual Pappas Memorial Lenten Retreat - Saturday, March 28, 2015

Please see attached flyer and contact the church office for more information.

House Blessings

 
 
According to the Greek Orthodox Tradition, Fr. Kosmas will be available for House Blessings, from Tuesday, January 7 - 31, 2015. You may contact the Church Office for an appointment at 410-573-2072 or Email officeschannapolis@gmail.com.

Holy Communion and Confession

 
 
Each time the Divine Liturgy is celebrated the opportunity is ours to receive Holy Communion for the forgiveness of our sins and for eternal life. No Christmas observance is complete without receiving the newly born Christ from the Altar. Fasting is a necessary preparation for Communion. Father Kosmas will be available for Confession. Please call the Church Office at 410-573-2072 or Email officeschannapolis@gmail.com.
 
 
 

Orthodox Christian Network

Please check out this link for more information about My OCN:

http://www.myocn.net/index.php/Come-Receive-the-Light/

 

St. John Chrysostom Oratorical Festival

Preparations have begun for the 2015 St. John Chrysostom Oratorical Festival.  Please mark your calendars. All students are encouraged to participate in this worthwhile youth ministry program.  The Oratorical Festival gives our youth the experience to learn about their faith, culture and Greek heritage, as well as public speaking.

Orthodox Traditions & Church Etiquette

In the Orthodox Church, there are many customs and traditions, which are an important part of our worship.  Some are cultural and some are pious customs. Some are essential and some are not.

Spiritual Guidance in the Orthodox Church

The Church of Christ is a Community. The Church is a body with many parts of members. The Church is a body, which was established by God, and is maintained by God, for the purpose of the Salvation of Souls.

Saints Feasts and Readings for 2/27/2015
Procopius the Confessor of Decapolis; Raphael of Brooklyn; Stephen the Monk

Old Testament Reading
Proverbs 3:19-34

Old Testament Reading
Genesis 2:20-3:20

Old Testament Reading
Isaiah 3:1-14

Donate Online

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