Philoptochos Prodos Chapter

06/13/2026

Less than one month remains until the 2026 Clergy-Laity Congress gathers in Cleveland under the theme, Rise & Build (Nehemiah 2:18).

This year’s Congress will feature dynamic presentations, practical workshops, inspiring speakers, ministry tracks, meaningful fellowship, and important conversations about the future of our parishes and ministries.

Now is the time to prepare. Visit the Clergy-Laity Congress website to:
• Register for Congress
• Explore workshops and speakers
• Review reports from Archdiocesan departments, ministries, institutions, and affiliated organizations
• Access financial reports, audited financial statements, and proposed budgets
• Learn more about ministry tracks and special events

The Clergy-Laity Congress is the gathering of the Church, bringing together clergy and faithful from across the country to learn, collaborate, and help shape the future of our Archdiocese.

Join us in Cleveland as we come together to Rise & Build.

🔗 Visit: www.clergylaity.org

06/13/2026

Kimisis Greek Orthodox Church Philoptochos Prodos Chapter meeting after church tomorrow June 14th

06/04/2026

06/04/2026

Καλό Μήνα! Happy June from National Philoptochos! 🌿

June is here, and so is the countdown. In just a few weeks, women from across the country will gather in Cleveland for our National Philoptochos Convention - and we couldn't be more excited to come together, worship, learn, and celebrate the extraordinary work of this sisterhood.

Whether you're joining us in person or cheering us on from home, this month is for you. Thank you for being the heart of Philoptochos. 💜

06/03/2026

Unfortunately we will have to wait until we are contacted. We afe on waiting list

06/03/2026

Set up for Greek Fest tomorrow at 2pm
All helping hands are appreciated

05/30/2026

We are done
No baking tomorrow

05/28/2026

Baking tomorrow and Saturday at the Hellenic Center 10am

05/21/2026

Happy Name Day KONSTANTINOS, HELEN, Constantine, Kostas, Gus, Dino, Konstantina, Dina & Eleni! 🙏 Thursday, May 21st! Χρόνια Πολλά!!!

Saint Constantine is the founder of Constantinople, which became the most powerful city in the world. Constantine died May of the year 337, having lived sixty-five years, of which he ruled for thirty-one. His remains were transferred to Constantinople and were buried in the Church of the Holy Apostles ⛪️, which he had constructed.

As for his holy mother, Helen, after her son had made the faith of Christ triumphant throughout the Roman Empire, she undertook a personal pilgrimage to Jerusalem and found the Holy Cross on which our Lord was crucified ☦️.

05/21/2026

I Today we celebrate the beautiful Name Day of Saints Constantine and Helen
Χρόνια Πολλά to everyone celebrating today! 🇬🇷☦️
May your day be filled with health, happiness, love, and blessings surrounded by family and friends.

To all our Elenis, Kostas, Konstantinos, Nadiyas, Dinas and everyone celebrating — may Saint Constantine and Saint Helen always guide and protect you. 🙏💙

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