"In Good Company" - A social program for single Orthodox men and women, 35 years of age and over. Regularly scheduled activities include dining out, sporting events, musical performances, Sunday brunches, and the theater. Fr. John Manuel, 358-5996.

A nationally affiliated organization whose purpose is to promote and retain the values of Hellenic heritage. The organization is comprised of men in our congregation who meet monthly and provide support to our community through fellowship scholarships and other social activities.

We offer a variety of Bible Study classes to accommodate all schedules. An early morning Bible Group meets before work twice during each month. Adult Bible Study meets bimonthly during the morning. Our youth groups also offer age-appropriate Bible lessons to our younger members. Check our church calendar for specific dates and times of all Bible Study groups.

Byzantio is a Hellenic Dance group dedicated to the authentic representation and preservation of traditional Hellenic Dances. To this extent, the members freely give their valuable time toward the learning a perfecting of these dances and in so doing promote their own heritage.

The cathedral choir represents a meaningful part of our church services. The choir also participates in concert activities and choir workshops in other church communities throughout the country.

Also a nationally affiliated organization in which the women of our congregation meet to promote the values of Hellenic heritage. This organization supports our church through philanthropic activities, social events, and fellowship.

This organization provides broad-based support for our youth, ages thirteen to eighteen. GOYA sponsors an annual "friends dance", a Fall Carnival, an annual mountain hike, overnight retreats with speakers and discussion groups on contemporary teen issues.

Classes in Greek language and culture are available from preschool through adult level. In addition to conversational Greek, the classes also highlight Greek culture and history. High school students may fulfill a school language requirement through our Greek School.

A cultural organization dedicated to fostering Greek Heritage and orthodoxy.

A program for children ages five to twelve years old and their parents; Hope and Joy provides religious, recreational, and cultural activities to enhance beliefs, practices, and traditions of our church. Together, young families enjoy potluck suppers, filed trips, sports and Bible study.

A program for men and women over the age of 55. This group meets once a month during the week of worship service, lunch and social activities. The Philoptochos Society sponsors their program.

An organization for single women who join together to participate in cultural and philanthropic activities.

Programs offered by Father Nicholas Bacalis, (monthly) and by Youth Director, Father John Manuel (weekly) explore and strengthen our understanding of the history, traditions and practices of the Orthodox Church.

A group represented by Richmond residents whose ancestry can be traced to the Arcadian region of Greece.

A group of Richmond residents whose ancestry can be traced to the island of Crete.

A national philanthropic organization of the Greek Orthodox Church supported by the women of our congregation. The goals of Philoptochos include philanthropy, prop agation of the faith, education, and training. This dedicated women's group sponsors fundraising events, supports our seminaries, and provides valuable information to our community on health and social issues. Philoptochos sponsor the mini-Greek Festival, hosts a welcoming dinner for new church members, and provides luncheons and activities for seniors.

Traditional religious education for preschool to twelfth grade during church. A rewarding experience for those who volunteer to teach.

For one week each July, parents and youth volunteers put on a spiritual, educational, and entertaining camp session for the children of our community. Children learn about Christ faith, and the Bible trough songs, crafts, games, and storytelling.

A social group for ages eighteen and older. This group enjoys social, religious, and athletic activities. Discussion groups, outings to points of interest, a volleyball tournament, and religious social retreats are among YAL's annual events.