The First Greek Orthodox Church in North and South America Established in 1864
Mission: To teach our Orthodox faith to the youth, preparing them for living the sacramental life of the Church.
Director: Maria Latsis
Assistant Director: Diana Peterson
Sunday Church School Registration is open for grades PreK-12. Please PRINT THE FORM, complete it, and bring to class, give to Maria Latsis, or return it to the Cathedral office. Classes begin immediately following Holy Communion. WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU!
All students are asked to be in the Cathedral by 9:45am on Sunday mornings, and after Communion proceed to Hymnology Class and then Sunday School Classes in the Center. Sunday School classes are held during the months of September through May each year.
Mission: To teach our Greek language and Hellenic heritage to the youth and adults of our community.
Director/Instructor: Evangelia Boubougiatzi-Boyer
There will be new classes for beginners, both for adults and for children. The adult classes are once a week, Tuesdays or Thursdays at 6pm or 7pm and children’s classes Saturday mornings, the various age groups meeting between 9am and 2pm. We will announce the schedule by level before the beginning of term. You are welcome to register now or anytime before we begin. Classes are tuition free for children and pledged members of Holy Trinity Cathedral; otherwise adult registration is $300 for the year.
Register with Dr. Evangelia Boubougiatzi Boyer evangeliaboyer@gmail.com
Mission: The Saint John Chrysostom Oratorical Festival is a nationwide ministry of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America that encourages youth to explore and share their faith through public speaking. By researching and presenting speeches on topics related to the Church, participants deepen their theological understanding while developing valuable communication skills. The program also supports students’ academic pursuits by offering scholarships and monetary awards to finalists at various levels of competition.