St Helen Philoptochos | stsconstantinehelen

St. Helen Philoptochos Society Saints Constantine and Helen

Greek Orthodox Church

Cardiff by the Sea, California

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NEXT EVENT?

General Assembly Meeting, Saturday, September 11, 2021

Live and In-Person!!! C.G. Pappas Hall

9:30 am - Continental Breakfast

10:00 am - Moment of Silence and Meeting

MEETING AGENDA:

Prize Drawing #1
Welcome, Connie Fellios, President, Saint Helen Philoptochos
A message from Jeannie Ranglas, President, Metropolis of San Francisco Philoptochos
“Abra Cadabra! Mingle, Magic & More!” Gala fundraiser November 13
Guest Speaker: Mitchell Snow, Faith Relations Specialist, Interfaith Community Services, the selected charity for our fundraiser
Prize Drawing #2
Introduction of 2021-2023 Board of Directors
Brief Circle, Membership, and Treasury reports
Fellowship Update
Prize Drawing #3

Please RSVP by Tuesday, September 7 to Katherine Foster at greekfoster@aol.com or 858-354-9434

Mask-wearing is optional by everyone who has been fully-vaccinated.

Mask-wearing is requested for all who are not full-vaccinated per current guidelines.

COMING SOON:
“Abra Cadabra! Mingle, Magic & More!” Gala fundraiser November 13

Philoptochos, one of the largest women’s charitable organizations in the US, is the heart of the Greek Orthodox Church and has a major impact within our Parish, our local community, our country and the world. Philoptochos is philanthropy, fellowship and faith put into action. We strive to live the message of Saint James that faith, without good works, is dead.

This chapter, Saint Helen Philoptochosm was established in 1979 and consists of women in the Parish whose main objectives are of a charitable and philanthropic nature. Men participate as associate members. At its founding the concept of Circles was introduced by Father Theodore Phillips. Each member is requested to join one of the three Circles. Through our three circles, various activities and programs, we provide a wide range of services.

Who we are ...

Our mission is to help the poor, the destitute, the hungry, the aged, the sick, the unemployed, the orphaned, the imprisoned, the widowed, the handicapped, the victims of disasters, and to undertake the burial of impoverished persons, and to offer assistance to anyone who may need the help of the Church through fund raising efforts. We are also committed to preserving and protecting the Orthodox Christian Faith and helping the Church.

We are striving to increase our involvement in social/moral issues such as human trafficking, child abuse, domestic violence, homelessness, pornography, substance abuse, and the needs of aged. Of course, we continue to serve our individual Parishes first but strive to extend to our local and global communities.

What we do ...