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25th Annual Chicago Windy City Weekend YAL Conference

When: Saturday February 16, 2008
Where: Chicago Marriott O'Hare
8535 West Higgins Road
Chicago, IL  60631 

25th Annual Chicago Windy City Weekend YAL Conference

The Greek Orthodox Metropolis of Chicago Young Adult Ministries

invite you to attend our 25th Anniversary Conference!

 

Feb. 15-18, 2008

Marriott O'Hare

 

Decision 2008:

Choose Christ!

 

Join us in the Windy City for a weekend full of fellowship, spiritual workshops, and fun!

For full details please visit www.yalchicago.org TODAY!

Schedule Details:   

    FRIDAY:

  • Registration

  • Friday Night Discussion (7:30-8:30)

  • Black & White Campaign Kickoff - WELCOME NIGHT DANCE! (ONLY event w/Non-package tickets available)

    SATURDAY:

  • Morning Brunch - Primary Party

  • Keynote Address

  • WORKSHOPS 1, 2, & 3 - Divine Debates
    (Box Lunch / Snack Included!)

  • Evening Caucus Raucous Fair

  • After Hours: Social in our Hospitality Room, w/ coffee, tea, and treat!

    SUNDAY:

  • Divine Liturgy

  • Annual Specialty Lunch

  • Community Outreach Activities

  • Sunday Night Inaugural Ball

    MONDAY:

  • Free Time to EXPLORE CHICAGO

Don't miss out on a wonderful weekend!  Book your hotel room & register today!

Please spread the word!

Qs? [email protected]

www.yalchicago.org

Event Contact: Chicago YAL
E-mail Address: [email protected]
Event's Web Site: www.yalchicago.org






Rigas Kappatos Presents the Poet Kostas Karyotakis
Poetry and Musical Evening
Presented by The Hellenic Society Prometheas

When: Saturday February 16, 2008
7:30 PM
Where: St. George Greek Orthodox Church
7701 Bradley Blvd
Bethesda, MD  20817 

The Hellenic Society Prometheas

Invites You to a

Poetry and Musical Evening

Rigas Kappatos presents the poet Kostas Karyotakis

Rigas Kappatos , a poet and author in his own right, will present the life and poetry of Kostas Karyotakis and share some of his thoughts about this poet.

Greece is a country of poets, but alas time covers them with oblivion. Few escape this rule. One among these few is Kostas Karyotakis. The poetic strength of his verse keeps him untouched and alive eighty years after his death, remaining steadily among the first in the preference of Greek readers until today. Kostas Karyotakis made the choice to put an end to his life while he was young, without realizing the impact of his poetry on the generations of poets that followed. Four generations after his death, poets are still influenced by him with his poetry continuing to be an object of study and charm.

(The presentation will be in Greek)

Following Mr. Kappatos’ presentation we will listen to Karyotakis’ poems set to music. Light reception will follow.

Event Contact: The Hellenic Society Prometheas
Event's Web Site: http://www.prometheas.org