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St. Ignatius is a
vital, active parish seeking to serve the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit through
worship and caring for those in need. Our Archdiocese has given us many
vehicles through which to serve God through serving one another. Please click below to
find out what St. Ignatius is doing to develop its faith through works.
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The women of
St. Ignatius meet monthly at the home of a parishioner,
to fellowship, plan good works, share a meal, and conduct
necessary business. Our women have served as regional officers and have
elected the following slate of officers:
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Our officers for 2007-2009
President - Myrna Martin
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Diocese of Miami and the Southeast Officers
President: Kh. Dannie Moore |
The following is a list
of special events for the month. If you want to volunteer, to
help with any of these events, please contact Myrna Martin. The volunteer sign-up sheet will be on the
AW bulletin board
every Sunday during coffee hour.
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TEEN SOYO
Our Teen SOYO group regularly meets Sunday nights at 6:00 pm at
the home of the Finley's. SOYO is open to all teens of St. Ignatius and
visitors are welcome. For the regular Sunday meetings, food is usually
ordered. Each teen is requested to bring $4.00.
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Teen SOYO Our Teen SOYO group meets every Sunday night from 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. at The Teen Hall. Teen SOYO is open to all teens of St. Ignatius, and visitors are welcome. * For our regular Sunday meetings, food is usually provided. Each teen is requested to bring $3.00 to help cover the costs.
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Camp |
If you interested in attending Camp St. Thekla Camp, please go to the website for
dates and information, asap!
http://www.campstthekla.com You may also contact Adam Roberts at: adam@campstthekla.com for details. |
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For more information on Teen SOYO in our Archdiocese
click here.
The men of St. Ignatius meet monthly for breakfast, prayer, and planning. They have recently decided to become involved in the ministry at the Nashville Rescue Mission.
The
Fellowship of St. John the Divine develops, funds and runs a variety of programs
for the Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese of North America. The
Fellowship (formerly known as Senior SOYO) is the oldest of all the Archdiocese
Organizations and is responsible for the early development of Choirs, Church
School Programs and Youth Ministry Programs. The Fellowship currently develops
and oversees a wide variety of programs on the parish, regional and archdiocesan
levels.
St. Ignatius is an active part of the Fellowship. Many of the Regional
Officers are parishioners of St. Ignatius and are actively engaged in the good
works the organization supports. Most recently the development of
Camp St. Thekla for the youth in our
region has been developed. Click on the link above to find out more
information about The Fellowship of St. John the Divine.
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The new website for the Diocese of Miami and the Southeast may be viewed at: www.thesoutheastregion.com |
Our own parishioners, Adam and Katie
Roberts attending the National convention in Miami, July, 2003.
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Christian Education
His Grace Bishop BASIL answers questions link!
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The Order of St. Ignatius
click the link above for more information
The Purpose of The Order of St. Ignatius of Antioch:
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To promote and propagate the teachings of our Lord, Jesus Christ, and the welfare of the Orthodox faith.
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To strengthen the Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese as a spiritual, administrative and functional entity.
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To financially support the Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese through a lifetime commitment.
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To enhance the spiritual commitment of its members.
Every new member receives a Cross of The Order which symbolizes his or her commitment to service and the sacrifice for life.
The new
membership goal for The Order, set by
Metropolitan PHILIP, is
3,000 members by our thirtieth anniversary year of 2006. We have already
accomplished our previous goal of 2000 members by 2000!
Many parishioners are members and would invite you to
join us. Please make your inquiries to either Dr. Mark McCollum or Mr.
Bill Baumgartner for more information how you can "feed God's sheep." You
may also email the webmaster.
