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Annual Report January 2007

By James Lewandowski

At the beginning of the year all l6 readers were given a schedule of there Sunday Epistle Readings. Out of 16 Readers two were missing more than twice without calling me to inform me of their absence. Epistle Readers were asked to contribute to help in Reading of Vespers, Matins. Alternate Readers who are not on the permanent rotation still remains the same as last year. Michaelyn Sloan and Anthea Lukashonak will be conducting classes on the correct way to do readings according to the Rubics. Points of study will include correct tone and verbiage of the Prokeimenon, Epistle Reading, and Alleluia. Also this year the Readers will be informed of the web site established by the OCA for reference to the readings for any particular day. Also, the home page on the web site for Readers/Chanters needs to be updated.