Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church, Lincoln NE
Living the Ancient Faith in Modern Times

Nativity liturgy on Christmas Eve, 2007

Welcome to Annunciation!

Christos anesti!
Christ is risen!


Please download the May newsletter for pictures from Pascha 2008!

Thank you for visiting our website. We hope you find it helpful and informative. Please feel free to contact webmaster Paul Barnes if you have any questions at pbarnes@unl.edu. 402-525-2778.


Upcoming events:

Parish Council Meeting, Tuesday May 6 , 7:00pm

Pan Orthodox Vespers at Three Heirarchs, Saturday May 10, 5:00pm

Parish Assembly, Sunday May 18th following liturgy

GOYA Bakesale, Sunday May 18th following liturgy



Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church
950 N. 63rd St.
Lincoln NE 68508-2286
402-464-4422

Sunday Services:
Orthros (Matins) 9:00am
Divine Liturgy 10:00am

Fr. Constantine Balomenos
712-252-4953


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This video is Paul Barnes conducting the beautiful communion hymn Potirion sotiriu (The Cup of Salvation) at the third annual Gates of Repentance chant concert.




Annunciation youth at Christmas play Dec 23, 2007

2008 Parish Council: Demetrios Deligiannis, Jim Stavron, Fr. Balomenos, Rachel Garver, Cathy Beedle; Back Row: Dori Nelson, Paul Barnes, Kate Salem

Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church is the oldest and largest Eastern Orthodox Church in Lincoln and the surrounding area. It was founded by immigrant Greek families in the 1940's and has grown into a very ethnically diverse community. The majority of our services are in English and also include some of the prayers and hymns in the Greek language. We invite you to explore our website and the various web links it contains to find out more about Orthodoxy, Annunciation and the many activities of our Parish. We believe you will find Annunciation to be a very warm and inviting Orthodox community.

Charles Yost, Parish Council President



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