Greater NW Events- Χριστός Ανέστη! Hristos a înviat! Христос Воскресе! Christ is Risen! Քրիստոս յառեաւ ի մեռելոց! !المسيح قام! حقا قام ! ქრისტე აღსდგა! Christus Resurrexit! 2021 May 2, 2021
- Glory to thy Long Suffering O Lord! Holy and Great Friday 2021 AD April 30, 2021
- Go Tell it on the Mountain and Everywhere! Christ is Born! Glorify Him! 2021 January 8, 2021
- “A Nation on the Brink” a Reflection from Abbot Tryphon June 2020 June 1, 2020
- A Joyous Feast of the Ascension to All 2020! May 28, 2020
Category Archives: youth events
Vacation Church School, June 24-28
Worship, Games, Fun Activities, Food, Fellowship, Learning, Music, Arts!!! VCS has it all this year. Join us June 24 – 28, 9:30am – 1:30pm Ages: K-5 Cost: $20 per child; $15 for each additional child per family This year Vacation … Continue reading
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Holy Trinity Summer Camp (Camp Angelos), July 7-12
Registration for Holy Trinity Summer Camp at Camp Angelos is open. Dates for the camp are Sunday, July 7- Friday, July 12th. This year’s theme is “Shaped By Faith”. The week includes campfire fun, outdoor activities, crafts, music, church services … Continue reading
Holy Trinity Summer Camp (aka Camp Angelos), July 8-13
Holy Trinity Summer Camp registration is now open! Dates are Sunday, July 8th – Friday, July 13th for those entering 3rd grade – 12th grade. It is $285 per camper and $200 for each additional camper in a family. Financial … Continue reading
Vacation Church School, June 25-29
Vacation Church School at Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Cathedral is coming soon from Monday, June 25th-Friday June 29th! It is open to all children entering Kindergarten through 5th Grade. There is still time to register, so please register now!
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Orthodox Youth Cultural Exchange, April 28
Please join us as the children from Portland’s various Orthodox churches share their ethnic dances in a celebration of Orthodox culture. When: Saturday, April 28, 2018, 11am – 3pm Where: Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Cathedral, 3131 NE Glisan St. Portland, … Continue reading
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Tagged Agia Sophia Academy, culture, dance, Holy Trinity Cathedral, music, oyce, youth
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Save the Date: Orthodox Youth Cultural Exchange, April 28
Food! Faith! Fun! We would like to invite you, your families, and parishioners to participate in the upcoming Orthodox Youth Cultural Exchange on Saturday, April 28 at Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Cathedral. This event is sponsored by Oregon’s only pan-Orthodox … Continue reading
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Orthodox Children’s Book Author Reading, December 11
Agia Sophia Academy and Logos Bookstore warmly invite you & your family to join us for a morning with Charlotte Riggles, author of Catherine’s Pascha, as she reads her newest book “The Saint Nicholas Day Snow”. Book signing & light … Continue reading
Holy Trinity Summer Camp, July 9-14
Holy Trinity Summer Camp (aka Camp Angelos) online registration is open! Join us for an amazing week of faith, fun and fellowship at the beautiful Camp Angelos property on the Sandy River! Who: Youth ages 9-17 When: July 9-14th Cost: $285 … Continue reading
Pacific Northwest Orthodox Youth Camp, August 7-10
OCA Pacific Northwest Deanery welcomes all kids ages 7-17 to the Summer Camp from August 7th to August 10th (Monday-Thursday) at All Saints Camp in Gig Harbor, WA. For more information and registration forms please visit their website. The cost is … Continue reading
St. John the Wonderworker Family Camp, July 17-21
The registration is now open for this year’s St. John the Wonderworker Family Camp! The dates are Monday, July 17th (afternoon) through Friday July 21st (afternoon) at Sky Camp, near Eugene Oregon, which has been the location for the last few years. The theme this year is “The … Continue reading