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Holy Transfiguration Greek Orthodox Church Bake Sale Now Taking Orders

March 13, 2021

By The National Herald

The Holy Transfiguration Church in Charlottesville, VA is taking online orders until March 27 for its Bake Sale. Photo: Holy Transfiguration Greek Orthodox Church

The Holy Transfiguration Church in Charlottesville, VA is taking online orders until March 27 for its Bake Sale. Photo: Holy Transfiguration Greek Orthodox Church

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA – Online orders for the Holy Transfiguration Greek Orthodox Church Bake Sale are being taken until March 27. Due to COVID, the Church’s annual Spring Bake Sale will be online this year.

Among the delicious Greek specialties available are baklava, galaktoboureko, karidopita, kataifi, koulourakia, kourambiedes, spanakopita, tiropita, and tsoureki.

Pickup of orders will be at the Transfiguration Church Hall, 100 Perry Drive in Charlottesville, and is available on Friday, May 14, 10 AM-6 PM or Saturday, May 15, 10 AM-1 PM.

Order online: https://holy-transfiguration-greek-orthodox.square.site.

More information is available online: http://www.transfiguration.va.goarch.org/greek-fest.

For questions about orders, email: [email protected].

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