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ST. BASIL GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH

Stockton, CA

THE BASILIANJULY 2016 Volume 30 Issue 7

YOU ARE THE VOICE OF CHRIST IN A CHANGING WORLDAs the Father has sent me, so I send you (John 20:21). You are the light of the world (Matthew 5:14).

Beloved Brothers and Sisters in Christ,

With anticipation we look forward to the fellowship, worship, and ministry when we gather July 3-8 for our 43rd Biennial Clergy-Laity Congress in Nashville, Tennessee. The theme for the Congress is “You are the Voice of Christ in a Changing World.” This theme affirms our vital mission in this world, as we have been sent by Christ to proclaim the Gospel, to share truth in love, to be His voice. Our Lord said to His disciples, and He continues to say to us today, As the Father has sent me, so I send you (John 20:21). You are the light of the world (Matthew 5:14).

As we prepare for our Clergy-Laity Congress and consider the implications of our Lord’s commission for our work throughout this Holy Archdiocese, it is important that we reflect prayerfully on this theme. In this first of a series of articles, our focus is on the importance of knowing Christ in order to be the voice of Christ. If we are to carry the Gospel to the ends of the earth, if we are to speak a message of hope into lives filled with despair, if we are to proclaim salvation and victory over sin and death in a constantly changing world, we must know Christ.

In his letter to the Philippians, the Apostle Paul offers us guidance in the importance of knowing Christ. He writes, Indeed I count everything as loss because of the surpassing worth of knowing Christ Jesus my Lord…That I may know Him and the power of His resurrection and may share His suffering (Philippians 3:8-10). From this proclamation of faith, we can see that it is essential to know Christ in order to be His voice. We must seek Him above all things. He is the source of our life and hope. He has entered our humanity for our salvation, revealing the grace of God and showing us the way to restore our communion with our Creator. We gather in His presence, receive Him in the Holy Eucharist, and offer Him praise and adoration. His is our life, our peace, our joy, and our eternity. We must count everything else as loss because of the surpassing worth of knowing Christ.

Knowing Christ and becoming His voice is the result of living all aspects of our lives in Him. In His presence and love we grow in the knowledge of our faith. We experience and become witnesses of the righteousness of God. Our lives reveal the power of His resurrection. All that we say and do becomes the voice of Christ, revealing grace, life and truth, because we know Him. This is where our knowledge of Him and our experience of Him come together so that we are able to show to the world a true image of our Savior and Redeemer. Our knowledge of Christ and the blessings of our relationship with Him lead us to proclaim with the Apostles, We cannot but speak of the things we have seen and heard (Acts 4:20).

From the blessings of our knowledge of Christ, we are sent by Him to share the Gospel in a changing world. We are sent to offer a message of grace, light and salvation that is truth and life no matter what happens or how things change around us. From our knowledge of Christ we have this assurance, that we are sent in the power of His resurrection, and thus we have boldness to speak for Him in all places, under any circumstances, because we are the light of the world.


In the next article we will discuss the content of the message we offer as the voice of Christ. I ask in preparation for further reflection and for our Clergy-Laity Congress that you consider our theme, your relationship with Christ, and your knowledge of Him. In the words of the Apostle Peter, I encourage you to grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ (II Peter 3:18).

With paternal love in Him,

†DEMETRIOS Archbishop of America

The following is Part I of Archbishop Demetrios’ series on the theme for the 43rd Biennial Clergy-Laity Congress which will take place July 3-8 in Nashville, TN. The theme of the Clergy-Laity is: “You are the Voice of Christ in a Changing World”. To read the entire series, please visit clergylaity.org under the “Reflections” tab.

YOU ARE THE VOICE OF CHRIST IN A CHANGING WORLD (continued)

2016 GREEK FESTIVAL WORK PARTIES

ALL WORK PARTIES BEGIN AT 9:00 AM UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED - bring pastry brushes and small pans for butter for pita parties

JULY - PASTITSIO WORK PARTY to be announced

Tsoureki to be announced

Tuesday, August 16 KoulourakiaWednesday, August 17 Koulourakia

Friday, August 19 Paxemadia

Monday, August 22 KourambiedesTuesday, August 23 Pack Kourambiedes & Walnut Prep

Thursday, August 25 Melomakarona Tuesday, August

30 Almond Prep Wednesday,

August 31 ArgolavousThursday, September 1 Grind Almonds, start Almond Baklava (following Liturgy)Friday, September 2 Continue Almond Baklava (if needed)

Monday, September 5 Walnut Baklava(Labor Day)

Tuesday, September 6 Aeginitika

Wednesday, September 7 Pack & Dip Melomakarona

Monday, September 12 Festival CleanupTuesday, September 13 Festival Cleanup


PRAYERS FOR HEALTH and RECOVERY May our Lord grant them health and strength

Perastika!

Georgia ChalmersSophie ChiarchianisJane DemacopoulosFather Constantine EfstathiuElefteria FotinosPauline GalasMichelle KsidakisAsma MasarwehFlossie MitchellVasiliki “Bessie” PapasLiberty SarrisKathy Walkowiec

Official monthly newsletter ofSt. Basil Greek Orthodox Church

Stockton, CA

EDITOR:P. J. Rishard

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Spiritual Advisor: Fr. Panagiotis Sotiras

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SACRAMENTS & BLESSINGS

UNLESS NOTED: Office will be open 10:00 am to 4:00 pm (Monday through Friday).

Office will be closed from 12:30 pm to 1:00 pm for lunch.

Please refer to the Sunday Bulletin for changes in scheduled meetings, events, or other Parish functions.

NOTE: Whenever you are scheduling an event (to avoid confusion and double-booking), please call the office to get on the official calendar. This way, we can avoid errors and unhappy folks. Please call Eleni at (209) 478-7564.

Thank you.

Lodi Hellenic No Meeting Until

OCTBER 3rd, 2016

JUNE40 Day Blessing June 26. "Sophia" Kenley Grace Kay Daughter of Chris and Kristen Kay Baptism June 6. Douglas & Salwa (Haddad) Bojack Godparents Dean & Phyllis TrachiotisWeddings June 4. Michael & Despina (Paul Tsampis) Johnson Koumbara (Sponsor) Maria Mastrokyriakos June 18. Douglas Bojack & Salwa Haddad Sponsor Phyllis Trachiotis Funerals June 2. Katherine Poulos June 8. Michael Carrillo Leyva Memorial June 5. Dimitrios Mandarakas 1 year Stefanos Veziris 4 years John Maggi 1 year June 12. Mike Patterakis 4 years John "Jack" Jones 1 year

Coffee HourJuly/August July 10. AHEPA Picnic July 3, 17, 24, & 31 available Aug. 7, 14, 21 available Aug. 28 Sara Glaros


PRESIDENT’S CORNERAs we start the second half of the year, I want to tell you about some recent changes to the council membership. As many of you know, in early May, Danielle Pappas relocated from Stockton to live near her family in Texas; we miss her and wish her well, and thank her for her good work on the council. At our June meeting Ken Jochimsen was appointed to take Danielle’s place, and was sworn in and joined the meeting. Welcome Ken, and thank you for joining us!

If you’ve parked on the south side of the parking lot recently you’ve noticed that the preschool bathroom remodel is underway. Spanos Construction started on the project just two days after the Special Assembly unanimously approved the project on June 5. Many thanks to Lindsey Economou, Preschool Board Chair, and to the board, for all their success in obtaining donations of labor and materials that brought the project cost down to $31,000—less than half of the original estimated cost. And special thanks to the preschool parents for their successful fundraising, and to the parishioner donations directed to the project. The preschool is looking forward to having up-to-date, upgraded bathroom facilities ready for children by the start of the school year.

July and August are prime vacation months for most of us, but please do remember the important festival work that needs volunteers during this time. The food prep work takes a break during July, but other planning activities are in full swing, and committee chairs are still needed for Kid Zone, Set Up activities, and the Bookstore. Please call Mike Tsarnas, or Eleni in the office, if you can help in any way. The food prep work will resume the middle of August, Please check bulletins and the July and August Basilians for dates and times. .

Veronica Gatrousis

SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS

Fr. Pete Sotiras, Vasiliki Koutsoulis, Kathy Leles, Nikki Karapanos, and Maria Karapanos


PHILOPOTOCHOSPhiloptochos, unlike some ministries of St, Basil, is not taking a hiatus for the summer, There are no monthly meetings, However, our good deeds will continue as we prepare for the Festival, September 9 thru 11.Food preparation dates are listed in the Basilian (Clip it out and post the days on your calendar). Also, Angel Babies Sewing Group will continue to meet the third Wednesday of each month (except September) in the Church Hall 10:30 am – 2:30 pm. Everyone is welcome -- no Sewing 101 prerequisite required. There are other tasks to be done, and the fellowship is great. Women’s Wellness, led by Patty Manuse, which has been meeting weekly each Friday will take a break until after Festival. A few of these ladies are going to continue meeting for walking each Tuesday and Thursday 8:30 am at Brookside’s Nelson Park. All are welcome (How else are you going to keep up with the summer gossip!). If interested, call Kathy Walton. If it seems we are patting ourselves on the back – We Are! National Philoptochos requested all chapters to submit donation disbursements for the past 10 years. They want to announce the grand totals at the upcoming Biennial Convention. The following report was sent to National as well as Metropolis:

ST BASIL GREEK ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN CHURCH STOCKTON,PHILOPTOCHOS SOCIETY CHAPTER #4025 10 YEAR DISBURSEMENT AMOUNTS 2006 – 2016

NATIONAL $ 44,950 METROPOLIS 45,900 LOCAL 140,175 TOTAL $231,025 Many hands, hours, and efforts have gone into fundraising activities to make these donations possible. We keep Patty Manuse and daughter. Katrina, in our prayers as they travel to Nashville to represent our Chapter. Total collections for Mocha for Missions Drive, which ended June 19, were not available at press time, However, I will advise next month after all cups have been returned and counted.

I would like to thank Kathleen Galas for her time and cost to send current 2016 membership cards, along with thank you notes to all members. Our membership now totals 73. Membership is open year round, and we welcome EV ERYONE. Men of our parish may become supporting members of Philoptochos by making a financial donation of $40. We currently have seven members. It was a pleasure to surprise all the men attending Church on Fathers Day with a carnation boutonniere. Maybe some of you fellows would like to be Associate Members?? Wishing the membership a Blessed, safe, and fun-filled summer. Remember to check Festival work party dates.

With Love in ChristBobbe Xenos


2016 STEWARDSGrace KoulourisPeter & Lori KoulourisKosta & Vaso KoutsoulisNasi & Katie KoutsoulisDessie KsidakisAnastasios & Esther LaiosWilliam & Harriet LappasNick & Kathy LelesAlexandra LeonidouLeo & Vasiliki LewisMichael & Beth LouisHarriet LucasBill & Gaye MadurosIrene MandarakasLitsa MandarakasHelen ManolatosChris & Diana ManosPatricia ManuseGary & Deana MarianiMichael MarianiPaolo MarianiJohn & Deborah MaroulisAsma MasanwehElizabeth Panos MazzeioAngie MelasGeorge MetaxasPeter & Mary MitracosPamela MonsonJames & Diane MousalimasAlex & Kalliopi NicolaouNatalia OrfanosOlga OsipvaKimberly PalaciozNick & Anna PanagakosWilliam & JoAnne PanagpoulosPete & Penny PanosWilma PapadogiannisDimetra PapadogiannisZoe PapasAndy & Jennifer PappasDanielle PappasJohn S. & Paula PappasTasia ParaskevasIoannis & Izabela PatronasHarriet ParaskevopoulosGreg & Olga PattersonTanja & Sasa PaunovicDespina Peppas Georgia PerlegosManuel & Katina Perris Katherine Piazza Gianis PolizogopoulosDean Poullos Katherine PoulosTheodore & Antonete PoulosAntonia PrescottParis & Kelly Proestakis Bob & Kathy Prucyk Elena PrucykGaren Marko RishardJaye Rishard.P.J. RishardDr. Anthony & Kerie RishwainJeff & Connie RishwainRay & Georgianna Rishwain

2016 BASILIAN ANGELS

Chryso AdamsAngeliki AllisonAngelo & Olympia AnagnosSteve AnagnosLoula AnastonEd & Becky BennettoJames & Mary BravosJim & Angela BrusaDemetre & Ruby CoridsSteve & Mary FacarosHelen FotinosEmanuel (Mono) GeralisSara GlarosEd & Sali GrahamStella GrahamRobert & Dorothy HenningsKostas & Dimitra KapinarisTom & Joanna KarelisDemetrious & Phyllis KostaC.W. & Dena KuchulisAlexandra Leonidou Harriet LucasKrystalo MandarakasCathy MargarosGary & Deana MarianiSocrates & Lenna PapadimatosDanielle PappasGreg & Olga PattersonDespina PeppasGeorgia PerlegosJeff & Jessica PerlegosJohn & Patty PerlegosDean PoullosJaye RishardP. J. RishardJeff & Connie RishwainRay & Georgianna RishwainTony & Kerie RishwainJim & Evie Robinson Anton SheldonKatherine Huntalas SkandaleErnest SoppAlex & Faye SpanosJames & Janice SummervilleSt. Basil PhiloptochosMichael & Catherine TarbatDean & Phyllis TrachiotisMike & Amber TsarnasEllie & Alexis TsarnasPaula XanthopoulouEthel XanttopulosNick & Rhonda Xanttopulos

Argirios & Eleni AdamCliff & Georgia AdamsChryso AdamsNick & Kiki AftiasDean & Ruth AlexanderEleni Alexis AliferisSpilios & Georgia AliferisAngeliki AllisonAngelo & Olympia AnagnosPopi AnagnosSteve AnagnosPhyllis AnthonyWilliam Assad Buck Bandy & Mary CarrrollBob & Marie BassoAram BerberianEd & Becky BennettoRon & Dea BerberianBill & Melinda BestolaridesPaul & Stephanie BestolaridesTed & Kelley BestolaridesTeri BlumJim & Mary BravosGiana BrusaJim & Angela BrusaGarrett BuckSophie ChiarchianisSteve & Jodie ChiarchianisTom & Deana ChiarchianisVickie DaskalakiAlexandros & Lindsey EconomouDebbie EisonSteve & Mary FacarosNick & Jesslyn FarrosAlexandra Farros-Hoeppner & Daivd ArreolaKathleen Farros-Hoepnner & Raymond HoeppnerEvanthia FiliosHelen FotinosBarbara FrancisMichael & Patti FrangadakisRay & Anastasia FultonGeorge & Kathleen GalasAaron & Helen GarnerVeronica GatrousisSteve & Linda GemelosKostas & Sofia GiourousisSara GlarosElias & Rana GoriyeEdward & Sali GrahamStella GrahamTesfa HawariatWilliam & Sylvia HeinrichRobert & Dorothy HenningKen & Maria JochimsenArt & Barbara JohnsCynthia JurkovichTasso & Gertie KandrisKostas & Demitra KapinarisAnna KaplanisGeorge & Kathy KaplanisGeorgia KaplanisDimitri & Maria KarapanosAnna KarelisTom & Joanne Karelis Alan & Angela Keigley

Jim & Evie RobinsonMike & Rodo RodarakisTheoni V. SalcedoAlexandra SchoonoverEvangelos & Katerini SellasIrene SephosAnton SheldenJohn & Rose Mary SiliverdisJohn & Evette SolaErnest SoppFr. Panagiotis & Pres. Angie SotirasAlex & Faye SpanosGeorge & Mary SpanosMichael & Helen SpanosJim & Janice Summerville Andrea TorresShamia TounouDean & Phyllis TrachiotisMimi TruccoDespina TsampisMike & Amber TsarnasEraclis & Marianthe TsirelasJohn TsirelasPaul & Niki TsirelasJoanne Tsirelas-Marro & Mark MarroEmily Tzilianos-CliffordDavid & Camille Von Tracht-enbergMichael Von TrachtenbergSteve & Kathy Walton Donna Vasiliou George & Christina VelisRodama VezirisVasilios & Demetria VezirisMirko & Nada VicijanKathy WlkowiecTim & Lindsay WiesnerPete & Valli WigtEthel XanttopulosNick & Rhonda XanttopulosBobbe XenosCreighton & Bertha YounnelJohn & Evagelia ZarefakisMaria Zarekakis Maria (John) ZarefakisMathew & Eleni Zarefakis


STEWARDSHIP

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Grace

The true motivation for giving is grace. Giving is an act of worship in response to the generosity of God. “You are to give,” says Saint Paul, “as God has prospered you.” His Second Letter to the Corinthians (9 & 10) teaches us clearly,

“He who sows bountifully will also reap bountifully.”

God blesses those who give with generosity.

2015 Stewardship Donations Received By # of Parishioners

Parishioners $ Amount Estimated Weekly Giving

7 $5000+ $96.50 + 7 $3000 - $4999 $96.13

11 $2000 - $2999 $57.67 45 $1000 - $1999 $38.44 14 $800 - $999 $19.21 53 $500 - $799 $15.37 37 $300 - $499 $9.60 73 $1 - $299 $5.75

247 Total Stewards

NOTE: Actual frequency & specific weekly donations received had varied.

Did you know that $2 more a week more would make a significant difference?

2016 Stewardship Commitments

Month Pledge Cards

Annual Donation Quarterly Goals

Mar 114 $192,830 $83,750 Apr 146 $256,610

$167,500 May 159 $263,435 Jun 173 $269,785 Jul

$251,250 Aug Sep Oct

$335,000 Nov Dec Totals 173 $269,785

2016 Goal **$335,000 **Revised Annual Budget Received As Of: 06/15/16

St. Basil’s Stewardship Committee

Bill Lappas | Phyllis Trachiotis | Kathy Kaplanis | Emily T. Clifford

John & Vicki Papachristos | Lori Koulouris



2016 GREEK FESTIVAL


2016 Greek Festival Volunteer Needs

Sept 9th, 10th & 11th Help needed Before, During & After

Seeking a Committee Chair for the following areas to coordinate/mange the related activities including, but not limited to:

• Children’s Zone • Tent & Village Set Up • Tent & Village Break down

Contact: Mike Tsarnas | Cell#209.329.2983 [email protected] Our Work Parties are in dire need of additional hands to help with food prep. Please refer to the Work Party Page in the Basilian for times/dates.

Contact: Gayle Maduras Cell#209.601.2701 or Eleni/ Church Office

Festival Program Ad spaces will be available for sale.

• In loving Memory of • Local businesses • Acknowledgements

Contact: Emily Clifford Cell#845.323.8261 [email protected] Deadlines for payment & Ad submission tentatively Late July/early August.


DAUGHTERS OF PENELOPE

Sparta 18 Charter will be draped in black for 40 days in memory of our departed sister, Katherine Poulos.

Thank you, dear sisters, for all the love, support, cards and condolences for my mother, Katherine Poulos.

Thankss to the District 21 odge amd alll the sisters who attened her Trisagion and placed a rose on her coffin. Memory eternal!

In Theta Pi,P. J. Rishard

Delegates for DRDC 2016 Convention: JoAnne Panagopoulos, Kathy Leles, P. J. Rishard will be attending in Anaheim.

Elected Officers of Sparta 18 201-2017 are President Kathy Leles, President, Vice-President Maria Karapanos, Corresponding/Recording Secretary Stephanie de Melo, Treasurer Debbie Marmas-Buck, MOA Advisor Kathy Leles, Priestess Mary Facaros, Warden Stephanie Leles, and Marshal Olympia Anagnos. Outgoing President. Jaye Rishard, will serve on the Board of Governors,



The Greek Orthodox Metropolis of San Francisco is pleased to announce the launch of its new website, http://sanfran.goarch.org/. New features include a streamlined news section, an expanded events section, categories to easily filter stories and events, and an improved search function so that information is more readily accessible and easier to find. For the first time, the Metropolis has a beautiful parish directory with exterior photos of each church in the Metropolis. Still to come is a clergy portal which will contain additional resources for our priests. The site was created with responsive web design, which means it works on all internet devices.

"This is a very exciting step for our Metropolis as we expand our online presence and make more information and resources readily available to our clergy and faithful," stated His Eminence Metropolitan Gerasimos. "I encourage our faithful to visit the new website and learn more about our programs and ministries, as well participate in opportunities for learning and involvement in our many ministries, educational programs, and cultural activities."

Through the efforts of the Strategic Plan, the Metropolis has expanded many of its programs and ministries which necessitated a complete overhaul of the website to accommodate this positive growth. Rev. Father Daniel Triant (Saint Demetrios, Seattle) was hired as the new Metropolis webmaster and, together with the expertise of Dr. Eve Tibbs and Steve Tibbs, the Metropolis engaged Design by Cosmic, an outside web design agency known for their creativity, innovation, and a unique ability to take a message and make it transparent through beautiful images and framework.

"Our theme during this project was 'Ancient and Modern,'" said Fr. Daniel Triant. "Ancient to show the richness and depth of the ancient faith that is Orthodox Christianity, and modern to reach people wherever they are in this day and age."

In addition the website redesign, the Metropolis has increased its social media presence with a new Facebook page, which chronicled the recent journey of Metropolitan Gerasimos through Holy Week and Pascha, and will also provide information on upcoming news and events in the Metropolis.

Greek Orthodox Metropolis of San Francisco NEWSMetropolis Of San Francisco Launches New Website

Simply defined, a strategic plan enables a parish to get from where it is today to where it wants, or needs, to be tomorrow. The plan will define the direction (strategy) and identify the resources, programs, ministries and goals necessary to achieve its mission and vision. To assist parishes in the development of their respective plans, materials have been developed as a result of our own Metropolis’ Strategic Planning process. A comprehensive guidebook, entitled, “Parish Strategic Planning - A Vision for the Future,” as well as real examples of parish strategic plans can be downloaded at http://sfstrategicplan.net/parishplanning/.

By utilizing our six-step design and implementation approach as a reference, a parish will be able to effectively solicit a variety of opinion, insights and recommendations from its congregation, build consensus and create its own, effective plan for the future.

Parish Strategic PlanningA comprehensive approach, materials and resources have been

assembled to assist a Parish as it develops its vision and plan for the future.


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May 16

Basilian 315.00

Candle 3,202.00

General Donation & Misc. Income -8,015.00

Hall Income 650.00

Holiday Income 5,360.00

PLEDGE 15,225.00

Preschool Contribution 1,250.00

Tray 1,628.00

19,615.00

Archdiocese Annual Commitment 6,914.00

Archdiocese Pension OtherClergy 600.00

Automobile Allowance 600.00

Basilian Expense 894.47

Choir Expense 350.00

Clergy/Laity (Nashville) 1,250.00

Copier Expense 82.17

Credit Card Processing Fee 11.83

Gardening - Front Landscape Are 875.00

Gardening Supplies 115.85

Hall Expense 0.00

Insurance 1,808.56

Janitorial 1,607.50

Office Expense 593.40

Payroll - 1 ArchHealthPlan FRP 2,395.00

Payroll - 2 Admin & Taxes 13,304.80

Religious & Holiday Expense 2,073.29

Repair & Maintenance 169.01

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