About Myrtle Beach's St John Greek Orthodox Church

No one shall go hungry on CHRISTMAS DAY ...

December's Season of Celebrations & Sharing Contest

AMERICAN RED CROSS CHRISTMAS DINNER ~
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 25TH AT 1:00 PM

St. John the Baptist Greek Orthodox Church will again be hosting this year’s American Red Cross Christmas Dinner at their fellowship hall on Christmas Day in addition to other local churches.

Volunteers are needed to cook beginning December 19th. If you can help, please contact Jack Demtrak at 843-446-5977 with dates and times that you can volunteer.

Gift bags will also be presented to 150 children and 200 elderly attendees. Philoptochos ( Local Society) will be seeking donations of the following to go into the gift bags: white cotton socks, winter gloves, lip balm, hot cocoa (regular and sugar free), individual boxes of raisins, cases of fruit, coffee mugs, assorted wrapped candy, crackers and cookies, toothbrushes, toothpaste, travel-sized shampoos, conditions, and other toiletries; combs, small trinket-type toys for kids, coloring/activity books, crayons, pens, pencils, small stuffed animals, and red and green tissue paper.

Please keep in mind that the items must fit into a small lunch bag sized bag.

NO ONE SHALL GO HUNGRY ON CHRISTMAS DAY

This 4-day event will be held in the Fellowship Hall and on

the Church grounds on the corner of Highway 17 Bypass
and 33rd Avenue North in Myrtle Beach.

Be among the thousands who come out to enjoy mouth-

watering Greek foods such as Gyros, Roasted Lamb,

Roasted Chicken,Greek Salad, Spanikopita and Mousaka –

as well as a wide assortment of Greek pastries and breads.

The dish delegated to the men of St. John the Baptist

Greek Orthodox Church in Myrtle Beach is the "Pastichio",

a flavorful Greek Pasta Dish ( Greek Lasagna)

There will be coffee, soft drinks, beer, wine and Greek wines

available.

Plan to hear live Greek music, see Greek dancers, visit the

vendor booths as well as many children's activities.


Church tours and informative lectures about the iconography

and the Orthodox faith are scheduled for 11:30AM, 1PM, 4PM

and 6 PM daily.

This year, a portion of the Raffle Sale proceeds will

benefit CASA and the Waccamaw Youth Foundation as

their way of saying "thank you" for the continued

support of their church fundraising endeavors.

For More Information, Contact:

St. John the Baptist Greek Orthodox Church in Myrtle Beach

(843) 448-3773 Monday through Friday, 8:45 AM - 2:30 PM