Our mission is to use our philanthropic efforts to willingly serve the needs of those who are poor in health, spirit and basic sustenance. Our focus is to achieve spiritual growth and enlightenment in order to accomplish our endeavors together in accordance with God’s will and within the teachings of our Greek Orthodox faith. Read more »

Ascension's "Koinonia" Men's Ministry group brings Greek Orthodox Christian stewards of the Ascension of Our Lord (25 years of age and older) closer together through Orthodox Christian fellowship, and educational, social and philanthropic ministries. Read more »

Ascension's Missions Ministry was formed to participate in, and support, the work of the Orthodox Christian Mission Center in fulfilling the Great Commission of Christ. Read more »

Senior Synaxis is a ministry "for the young at heart" that includes social, cultural and religious activities bringing our "Senior" Stewards of the Ascension of Our Lord Church together in Orthodox Christian Fellowship.  Read more »

This ministry gives men the opportunity in a casual setting to explore, discuss and share persectives on different Bible readings. Read more »

Ascending in Orthodoxy Women's Bible Study hones in on the study of Scriptures. Read more »

“Project HOPE” is a humanitarian outreach program designed to help parishioners and community members in need. Read more »

This is a program for those who want to learn or improve their Greek. The focus is on conversational modern Greek and involves the students in conversation in a variety of social situations in a friendly atmosphere. Read more »

Ascension's Couples In Christ Ministry fosters the love and well-being between all couples. This ministry gathers together every month to discuss practical topics that nourish the healthy development and maintenance of Christ-centered relationships and family life. Read more »

This ministry is offered for Orthodox faithful and especially aspiring chanters to engage their faith more deeply through the rich musical and liturgical tradition of the Church. Read more »