Bulletin 81 - October 31/November 13, 2004
October 31/November 13, 2004
Sts. Stachus, Amplias and Companions, Apostles
No. 81
Phone 724-966-7428
Phone 304-534-5321
Phone 304-622-3681
And the angel answered and said to her, "The Holy Spirit will come upon you, and the power of the Highest will overshadow you; therefore, also, that Holy One who is to be born will be called the Son of God.
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· Eight people came for Divine Liturgy on October 30, 2004.
· The First Hierarchical Divine Liturgy was served at the Mission on April 15, 2000.
· God has blessed the Mission to continue to the present.
· Divine Liturgies and other Divine services were held prior to the formal acceptance
of the Mission into the Eastern American Diocese of the Serbian Orthodox Church.
· Faithful believers have come to the Mission and worked in behalf of the Mission to
bring it to the present time.
· Some beloved members of the Mission have departed this life and remain in the prayers
of the present faithful.
· The Mission has benefited from good friends.
· The Mission remembers the miners departed this life in tragic accidents.
· The Mission regularly prays for those in the military and their families.
· Divine services are held at the Mission at least twice per month.
· Prayers for further development of the Mission are constant.
· Orthodox Christians have roots in West Virginia going back more than a century.
· Orthodox Christians from the last century are buried in nearby Monongah.
· The Mission is mindful of believers who are homebound, in care homes, hospitals,
rehab centers, jails and prisons.
· The Mission is mindful of the employees of care and nursing homes, hospitals,
rehab centers, jails and prisons and the caretakers of the homebound.
· The Mission proclaims the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
· The Mission is mindful of the suffering Serbian People in Kosovo and Metohija.
· The Mission is mindful of the students at St. Sava School of Theology in Libertyville .
· The Mission is thankful for the recovery from surgery of Michael Danko.
· An Orthodox Christian Radio Program can be heard Sundays at 12:15 PM or 6:20 PM on WMBS, Uniontown, Pa. 590 on the AM Dial.
The priest of Nitria ask him (Pambo) how the brethren ought to live. He replied, 'With much labour, guarding their consciences towards their neighbor."