This program provides grants to individuals who are parishioners in the Metropolis of Detroit and in need of assistance as a result of the recent economic turmoil rocking our state.

Fundraising is underway to help our Sub-deacon Eric.

The Ladies Philoptochos chapter will sponsor a Lenten fish dinner in our community center on Palm Sunday immediately following the Holy Services.

The school will receive $1 for each cartridge returned and recycled thru 7 May 2010.

The ladies group is sponsoring a drive to collect items for babies with delivery scheduled for Tuesday, 23rd March to the Grand Traverse Baby Pantry.

Ann Arbor Event on Saturday, April 10th

The Traverse City Record-Eagle included information about Orthodox actitivies during Lent in an article published on Feb. 27, 2010.

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The January-February edition of the Orthodox Observer featured photos from our Epiphany celebration.

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The word "Greek" is not used to describe just the Orthodox Christian peoples of Greece and other Greek speaking people. Rather, it is used to describe the Christians who originated from the Greek speaking early Christian Church and which used Greek thought to find appropriate expressions of the Orthodox Faith. "Orthodox" is also used to describe our Church. The word "Orthodox" is derived from two short Greek words, orthos, meaning correct, and doxa, meaning belief or glory.

The Traverse City Orthodox Mission Church was honored Sunday, November 15, 2009 by a visit from His Eminence, Nicholas, Metropolitan of Detroit during the celebration of the church’s 10-year anniversary. In recognition of the church’s achievements, H.E. Nicholas has given the church a permanent name, Archangel Gabriel Greek Orthodox Church.