Need of proofreader in Russian; st. Vladimir's day
Next year, we will celebrate the 75th anniversary of our parish. We are planning several events to commemorate this anniversary. Incidentally, we are currently preparing an anniversary album with the history of our church community. The text is already available in Russian and English, but we are looking for a proofreader for the Russian version. If you are proficient in Russian and can help with proofreading, or know someone who can, please contact Father Yaroslav. We need the final text for printing by the end of August. On Wednesday 22nd July at 6 PM, Father Yaroslav will hold a spiritual discussion in the parish library. Next services in our church will be: Saturday 25th July at 6 PM: Vigil; Sunday 26th July at 8:30 AM: Liturgy; Monday 27th July at 6 pm: Vigil; Tuesday 28th July at 8:30 am: Liturgy – st. Vladimir’s Day.
The warden, the responsible person for the economy of the entire parish is James Tobolov. He is directly assisted by members of the parish council, as well as many parishioners.
Sisterhood
Monitors the cleanliness and decorum of the church and on the territory of the church, organizes various events to maintain our traditions, raises funds for the parish. Organizes dinners and funeral wakes. Our Senior Sister Tatyana Pye heads the sisterhood.
Jurisdiction
Our parish is a part of the Russian Orthodox Church Outside of Russia, and is in the Australian and New Zealand Diocese, in the deanery of the state of Victoria. The head of the Russian Orthodox Church is His Holiness Patriarch Kirill of Moscow and All Rus'.
His Eminence Metropolitan Nicholas, is the First Hierarch of the Russian Orthodox Church Outside of Russia.
The Diocesan Bishop is Archbishop George.
The Dean of the state of Victoria is Archpriest Mikhail Protopopov.
In a legal sense, our parish is governed by the Normal Parish By-laws of the ROCOR. According to the by-laws, the Rector is appointed by the Diocesan Bishop; the Warden is elected at the AGM of the parish for three years; members of the parish council are elected for one year at the AGM. The Sisterhood is governed by the Regulations on Church Sisterhoods; the Senior Sister and the Sisterhood Board are elected at the Annual Meeting of the Sisterhood. All parish officials are approved by the Diocesan Bishop and work on a voluntary basis.
