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We are excited to announce the beginning of our Sunday School program for the year 2024-2025! Starting on October 6th, this is a wonderful opportunity for children to learn about our Orthodox faith, grow spiritually, and be part of a vibrant community where the heart of our faith beats strong!
When: Every Sunday, right after the Divine Liturgy
Start Date: October 6th, 2024
Who Can Attend: Children aged 5 and above
Our Sunday School is a welcoming place for children to deepen their understanding of the Orthodox Church through interactive lessons, stories, and activities. Whether your child is fluent in Greek, English or Dutch, they will be able to participate fully and joyfully.
We look forward to seeing your children join us each Sunday as we embark on this journey of faith and learning together!
For more information, feel free to reach out to our parish office.
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