Christ in the home of Mary, Martha, and Lazarus The patron saints of the NSP are Mary and Martha. The purpose of the National Sisterhood of Presvyteres is: To promote the spirit of Christian love among the Presvyteres of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America. To provide opportunities for Presvyteres to get acquainted with one another. To meet periodically to discuss mutual concerns and to develop programs for outreach. The NSP Logo The three intertwined hearts on the cross symbolize the active, retired, and widowed presvyteres united as sisters in Christ. For more information on the logo, please go to the Clergy Family Corner. NSP NATIONAL BOARD President, Cynthia Paleologos Vice President, Alice Noplos Treasurer, Jeannie Monos Interim Corresponding Secretary, Becky Touloumes Interim Recording Secretary, Pearlann Bithos Past President/Advisor, Flora Chioros METROPOLIS REPRESENTATIVES Archdiocesan District, Paula Strouzas Georgia Pourakis, Alternate Metropolis of Atlanta, Georget Photos Tina Papanikolaou, Alternate Metropolis of Boston, Gloria Costarakis Stephanie Panagos, Alternate Metropolis of Chicago, Chrysanthie Bessinas Michelle Halekakis, Alternate Metropolis of Denver, Angie Constantinides Katina Gartelos, Alternate Metropolis of Detroit, Anastasia Cassis Sophia Walsh, Alternate Metropolis of New Jersey, Pauline Pavlakos Katherine Thornberg, Alternate Metropolis of Pittsburgh, Anna Lillios Metropolis of San Francisco, Barbara Retelas Kay Efstathiou, Alternate RETIRED AND WIDOWED REPRESENTATIVES Retired Presvyteres Rep, Ellie Dogias Widowed Presvyteres Rep, Mary Scoulas STANDING COMMITTEES Caregivers, Alexandra Poulos Clergy Family Concerns, Flora Chioros Historian, Anastasia Jonas Procedural Manual (to be followed on the death of a priest), Elaine Stephanides Sister to Sister, Renee Lambakis The Listening Connection, Shyla Hadzellis Website, Pauline Pavlakos Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America | Ecumenical Patriarchate This site is managed by Presvytera Pauline H. Pavlakos. Please send comments about this site to Presvytera Pauline. Page last updated: June 26, 2009