Organizations

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Chapter 219 began in 1929. The mission of the AHEPA Family is to promote Hellenism, Education, Philanthropy, Civic Responsibility, and Family and Individual Excellence

Email AHEPA #219

Link to the Chapter website

Since the first sleep-away camp in the early '80s, this ministry has grown into a vibrant week-long opportunity for our area youth to connect with Orthodoxy and each other.

Link to the website

Link to the Facebook page

If you are  boy of about 8 or older, what better way to serve our Lord and the Cathedral than by becoming an Altar boy? This is a wonderful experience and we would love to have you. 

Email for more information

Bible Study will resume in the Fall in the Lounge of the Speros Center. No rsvp necessary, just come on by with your Bible!

Email for more information

St. Nectarios Books & Beyond is here for all your book, cd, dvd, icon, cross, incense … well, most any Orthodox-related supply needs! There's a reason "Beyond" is in the name!

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There is always a project needing to be done on a campus as large and vibrant as ours!

Email the Maintenance Committee

Do you like to sing? Interested in Byzantine chant? There is much opportunity to participate in these ministries! A thorough overview was presented in the August 2018 Desert Springs issue.

Email Terri Alexon (Choir)

Email Elizabeth Pardhe (Chanters)

Practices are underway for the seven (yes, seven!) groups who will dance at the upcoming 58th annual Original Phoenix Greek Festival! Contact Director Niko for more information.

Email the Dance Director

Link to the Facebook Page

Founded nationally in 1929, the Daughters of Penelope Helenos Chapter #432 is a leader in local educational and civic  activities through community service and volunteerism. 

Email for more information

Link to the Facebook Page

Desert Diamonds (Senior Parishioners and their guests) have a busy 2021-2022 planned! First up - lunch on September 13th. Contact Julie Karoutas to make your reservations.

Email Desert Diamonds

Feed the Homeless

Email for more information.

The first Festival - then called a bazaar - was in 1960, making 2023 the 62nd year  (accounting for the pandemic year without a Festival) for putting on this annual event. 

Link to the website

We at Holy Trinity Greek School deeply believe in the importance of learning and preserving the Greek Language and Culture. The students attending Greek School for eight months (September-May) learn, write, and read with special attention to Greek Culture. Throughout the year the students are exposed to Greek Culture in many ways: they discuss religious holidays and customs, learn history, cooking regional traditional dishes, mythology, and arts. Our school presents three cultural programs during the year, one in December to celebrate the Holidays, one in March to honor the Greek Independence Day, and the last by the end of May during graduation. All programs are greatly enjoyed by our students and give them the opportunity to show off their abilities in cooking, poetry, music, and dancing, for all family and friends. If you are not familiar with our Greek School here is a brief outline of our program:

PK/K: The students learn the sound system and basic vocabulary in a fun and a happy environment. Children as young as four years old can start Greek School.
Level 1: This Level makes the transition from a purely speaking class to the reading and writing format. The students learn the Greek Alphabet, reading, writing, vocabulary and phrases leading to conversation.
Level 2: The students are able to read sentences, write and spell and use basic conversation. Grammar is introduced.
Level 3: Longer texts are introduced. The students study vocabulary, spelling and conversation. Grammar is taught in detail. Geography, history, mythology is a very important part in all levels

For more information on enrollment. 

Email Irene at Greek School.

 Located in the Speros Center, the Museum displays vintage photographs and other historic artifacts related to pioneer Greek families in Phoenix from the early 1900s, the founding in 1930 of the first Hellenic Orthodox Church in Arizona, and up to the relocation in 1973 to the present site of Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Cathedral.

Call Bessie Hotis for more information.

Kindergarten through 5th grade. 

Birth through Preschool - the Under 5s! 

Little Lambs is an introduction to our church for young families looking to get involved. We have several fun events throughout the year and encourage you to reach out and join us!

Email Debra Harrison

Maids of Athena  embrace the following goals and principles: Sisterhood, Service, Citizenship, Hellenism, Family and Arete or Virtue.

Link to the Facebook page.

On Holy Friday and Holy Saturday, young girls - ‘myrrhbearers’ - represent the myrrhbearing women who came to the tomb to anoint Jesus after He was buried.

Email for more information

We welcome visitors! Stop by the podium just inside the double doors and let us know who you are. Packets with all kinds of useful information are available.

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The umbrella group  for the Youth Ministry: the OPA Board oversees the activities of Little Lambs, HOPE & JOY, Jr. & Sr. GOYA, Dance, and All Saints Camp.

Email for more information

Email One Spirit + One Vision

Email Charlie DeMoss for more information.

Members of the Parish Council serve three-year terms and are elected. Any parishioner who has fulfilled the requirements is eligible. Inquire with the Church office for more information.

Contact the Church office

What is Philoptochos?

The translation is Philo = Friend 

and Ptochos = Poor.

It is literally “Friend of the Poor.”

philoptochos.org

Learn more about the St. Katherine Chapter.

Junior Order of AHEPA

Hellenism, Education, Philanthropy, Civic Responsibility, and Athletics

National website

Contact Ted Fourlis at 602-625-8835

6th-12th Grades

Email aeliades@holytrintiyphx.org for more information!

Holy Trinity Cathedral is a vibrant community - but we can't exist without the contributions of our member parishioners.

 Time - Talents - Treasure

Stewardship

Email the Stewardship Director

4 year olds through high school

Registration Form

Email Director Kathy New

Need to reserve a date?

First, contact the Church Office.

Date set?

Email Terri Alexon for more information.

For those just graduated High School to their mid-30s, come and join our group to learn more about our faith and have some fellowship!

Email Alexander Harding