His Eminence Metropolitan Gerasimos of the Greek Orthodox Metropolis of San Francisco cordially invites all Orthodox young adults to attend a Young Adult Christmas Reception at the Metropolis House in San Francisco.

Please RSVP by emailing our Metropolis Youth Director, Johanna Duterte, at JDuterte@sanfran.goarch.org

Community Kitchen in San Francisco

Annunciation Cathedral’s Community Kitchen, which began under the name “Soup Kitchen,” operates the third Tuesday of every month. The volunteer work involves food prep, cooking, hall setup, serving the meal and---so important—cleanup. They also have a food pantry, so a few awesome volunteers come early to bag up canned/non-perishable goods for our guests to take with them. Some volunteers arrive earlier, but the typical time frame is 5:30 p.m. to 8p.m. Following each Community Kitchen, after cleanup, the Young Adults gather in the second-floor conference room for wine and cheese. They get to know one another better and welcome new members. They address topical issues and plan for the following month’s Community Kitchen. Our guests count on us to provide them with a hot meal, and fellowship.  May we, in turn, count on you?

Community Kitchen in San Francisco

Annunciation Cathedral’s Community Kitchen, which began under the name “Soup Kitchen,” operates the third Tuesday of every month. The volunteer work involves food prep, cooking, hall setup, serving the meal and---so important—cleanup. They also have a food pantry, so a few awesome volunteers come early to bag up canned/non-perishable goods for our guests to take with them. Some volunteers arrive earlier, but the typical time frame is 5:30 p.m. to 8p.m. Following each Community Kitchen, after cleanup, the Young Adults gather in the second-floor conference room for wine and cheese. They get to know one another better and welcome new members. They address topical issues and plan for the following month’s Community Kitchen. Our guests count on us to provide them with a hot meal, and fellowship.  May we, in turn, count on you?

Xronia Polla!

Community Kitchen in San Francisco

Annunciation Cathedral’s Community Kitchen, which began under the name “Soup Kitchen,” operates the third Tuesday of every month. The volunteer work involves food prep, cooking, hall setup, serving the meal and---so important—cleanup. They also have a food pantry, so a few awesome volunteers come early to bag up canned/non-perishable goods for our guests to take with them. Some volunteers arrive earlier, but the typical time frame is 5:30 p.m. to 8p.m. Following each Community Kitchen, after cleanup, the Young Adults gather in the second-floor conference room for wine and cheese. They get to know one another better and welcome new members. They address topical issues and plan for the following month’s Community Kitchen. Our guests count on us to provide them with a hot meal, and fellowship.  May we, in turn, count on you?

Community Kitchen in San Francisco

Annunciation Cathedral’s Community Kitchen, which began under the name “Soup Kitchen,” operates the third Tuesday of every month. The volunteer work involves food prep, cooking, hall setup, serving the meal and---so important—cleanup. They also have a food pantry, so a few awesome volunteers come early to bag up canned/non-perishable goods for our guests to take with them. Some volunteers arrive earlier, but the typical time frame is 5:30 p.m. to 8p.m. Following each Community Kitchen, after cleanup, the Young Adults gather in the second-floor conference room for wine and cheese. They get to know one another better and welcome new members. They address topical issues and plan for the following month’s Community Kitchen. Our guests count on us to provide them with a hot meal, and fellowship.  May we, in turn, count on you?

The Orthodox Forum is a conversational fellowship group for young adults that addresses matters of faith, morality, and lived Christianity.

Community Kitchen in San Francisco

Annunciation Cathedral’s Community Kitchen, which began under the name “Soup Kitchen,” operates the third Tuesday of every month. The volunteer work involves food prep, cooking, hall setup, serving the meal and---so important—cleanup. They also have a food pantry, so a few awesome volunteers come early to bag up canned/non-perishable goods for our guests to take with them. Some volunteers arrive earlier, but the typical time frame is 5:30 p.m. to 8p.m. Following each Community Kitchen, after cleanup, the Young Adults gather in the second-floor conference room for wine and cheese. They get to know one another better and welcome new members. They address topical issues and plan for the following month’s Community Kitchen. Our guests count on us to provide them with a hot meal, and fellowship.  May we, in turn, count on you?

All youth, grades 6-12, are welcome to join us for our first Online Youth Forum! In a time of social distancing, let’s take this opportunity to gather online as one community.

We are excited to announce that our first special guest will be Fr. Jacob Saylor from the Assumption parish in Scottsdale, AZ.

The Orthodox Forum is a conversational fellowship group for young adults that addresses matters of faith, morality, and lived Christianity.

The Orthodox Forum is a conversational fellowship group for young adults that addresses matters of faith, morality, and lived Christianity.

In a time of social distancing, let’s take this opportunity to gather and highlight everyone’s gifts & talents!

Community Kitchen in San Francisco

Annunciation Cathedral’s Community Kitchen, which began under the name “Soup Kitchen,” operates the third Tuesday of every month. The volunteer work involves food prep, cooking, hall setup, serving the meal and---so important—cleanup. They also have a food pantry, so a few awesome volunteers come early to bag up canned/non-perishable goods for our guests to take with them. Some volunteers arrive earlier, but the typical time frame is 5:30 p.m. to 8p.m. Following each Community Kitchen, after cleanup, the Young Adults gather in the second-floor conference room for wine and cheese. They get to know one another better and welcome new members. They address topical issues and plan for the following month’s Community Kitchen. Our guests count on us to provide them with a hot meal, and fellowship.  May we, in turn, count on you?

Xristos Anesti!

The Orthodox Forum is a conversational fellowship group for young adults that addresses matters of faith, morality, and lived Christianity.

Open to all Metropolis Summer Camp Alumni Staff.

Email Johanna for more information: JDuterte@sanfran.goarch.org

The Orthodox Forum is a conversational fellowship group for young adults that addresses matters of faith, morality, and lived Christianity.

The Orthodox Forum is a conversational fellowship group for young adults that addresses matters of faith, morality, and lived Christianity.