Celebrate the joy of Christmas at St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church. Join us as we gather in worship for the Nativity of our Lord. All are welcome to worship, reflect, and rejoice together.
As we approach the end of the school year, we invite you and your family to be part of a very special Sunday at St. Demetrios.
Sunday, June 8 – Holy Pentecost
8:15 AM – Orthros
9:30 AM – Divine Liturgy & Great Vespers of Pentecost
Please note that services will begin early.
This will also be Father Philotheos’ last service with St. Demetrios. We hope you’ll join us as we come together to thank him for his faithful service, spiritual leadership, and the love he has shown our community.
Following the Divine Liturgy, we will also celebrate:
Philoptochos Affirmation of Office
Greek School Graduation
Sunday School Graduation
It will be a beautiful and meaningful day filled with faith, gratitude, and community. We look forward to seeing you there.
Dear Parishioners,
Our annual festival is just around the corner, and we’re excited to come together as a community to celebrate! Come for a weekend filled with delicious Greek food, lively music, traditional dances, and family fun by the bay.
If you are interested in helping make this year’s festival a great success, we would love to hear from you. Whether it’s volunteering, offering your skills, or helping in any other way, your contribution is greatly appreciated.
To volunteer or contribute, please contact:
Nick Giannakopoulos – 908-616-3857 or Demos Simatos – 646-335-2402
For baking info, contact:
Aphrodite Kanellidis – 732-423-7256 or Litsa Kaidas – 908-227-0822
Thank you for your continued support!
Blessings,
Saint Demetrios Parish Council

Congratulations to our Annual 2025 Metropolis of New Jersey Grand Banquet Honorees!
Parish Council – Matthew Rizitis
Philoptochos – Helen Catelanos
Community Steward – Tessie Christopoulos
Senior Steward – Emanuel Balsamides
Greek School – Irene Tsoukas
Sunday School – Irene Dimitratos
GOYA – Alena & Layna Ortiz-Albino
Youth Worker – Despina Markos