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Stone Builder

Building a Legacy of Faith, Together

In 2016, our parish family at St. Mary’s was blessed with about 20 children enrolled in Sunday School. We felt the joy and gentle challenge of passing on the Orthodox faith to the next generation. Little did we know that God was planting seeds that would flourish so abundantly.

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Today, less than a decade later, our community is thriving in ways we once only dreamed of. Each Sunday, close to 100 children pour through our doors — eager to learn, to grow in Christ, to build friendships rooted in faith. Our parish has become a spiritual home for young families from all walks of life, drawn here by the beauty of the Liturgy, the warmth of our fellowship, and the hope of raising their children surrounded by God’s love.

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But this incredible growth has also brought us to a

crossroad...

Why We Are Building

Our existing facilities simply can’t keep up. We have only two dedicated classrooms and a small storage area that we’ve lovingly converted into a makeshift learning space. Week after week, our volunteers and teachers make creative use of every corner — but the truth is, our children deserve better.


They deserve rooms designed for learning, spaces where icons grace the walls instead of boxes, and hallways where their laughter can echo without disrupting lessons next door. They deserve a building that tells them: “This is your Church. This is your faith. You belong here.”

The Vision

St. Paisios Education Building

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We are launching

Hearts and Stones: Building Together,

a campaign to build the St. Paisios Education Building. ​​

This new addition to our parish campus will:

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  • Provide spacious, dedicated classrooms for our Sunday School children.

  • Offer rooms for kids’ activities and teen SOYO gatherings.

  • Create office space for organizing ministries that support our growing community.

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​​It will be a place where our children’s faith is nurtured, where lifelong friendships are formed, and where countless memories are made — all under the prayerful protection of St. Paisios.

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