Becoming What
We Behold
The Sacred Icons of Saint Nicholas
Themistoklis Petrou
Iconography
Sponsorship Program
“Phase I - East”
Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church of Ann Arbor, MI
Becoming What
We Behold
“Faith and Tradition, the Holy Sacraments, Iconography, the Holy Canons,
Hagiography, and the practices and important customs of the Greek Orthodox
Church are expressly meant to be transformative. They are meant to bring us
out of our current state of existence and lead us to the highest spiritual reality:
union with God and communion with our brothers and sisters in Christ.”
Father Nicolaos H. Kotsis
“During the Liturgy and all other Services, joyful and sorrowful, our eyes are
on the icons before us. The countenance of our Lord and Panaghia elicit
compunction, repentance and prayer. Icons are a reminder to all of us of the
events in the Life of our Lord, the Panaghia, the Saints and events, which
inspire and transfigure the world. These icons, always before our eyes, are
part of the ladder whereby we ascend from the earthly to the heavenly. Icons
are a guide for us all, especially for our children, and for the generations to
come, who will pray in our Church.”
Iconography Committee Report to the Parish Council, December 2005
Themistoklis Petrou
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Our Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Parish
was established in 1933, building its first
Church on North Main Street, and holding its
first Divine Liturgy in December 1935. The
Church was consecrated in October 1939.
Iconography was comprised of icons on the
iconostasis and stained glass windows.
The Parish relocated to the present site on Scio
Church Road in early 2003; the Lagos Family
had donated 10 acres of land for this purpose.
The new Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox
Church was officially opened in February 2004
with a special service called “Thyranoixia”, that
is “Opening of the Doors”, officiated by His
Eminence Metropolitan Nicholas of Detroit.
The Church building has a traditional design,
providing for placement of icons of Our Lord
and Saviour Jesus Christ, The Most Holy
Theotokos, Angels, Holy Prophets and Saints,
and Old and New Testament scenes – in the
dome, in the eastern apse, in the altar, and on
walls and ceilings of the entire Church.
With the Blessing of Metropolitan Nicholas, an
Iconography Committee progressed under
direction of Father John Paul of Blessed
Memory, during construction of the Church.
The Committee’s work continued under the
direction Father Nicolaos H. Kotsis, and
concluded its work in October 2005 with
selection of Iconographer Mr. Themistoklis
Petrou of Athens, Greece.
Iconography is an Orthodox Church Holy
Tradition, and consecration of the present
Church will take place after all iconography has
been completed. Over the past eight years, the
Parish Council undertook significant efforts to
reduce the Church mortgage to its current
acceptable level. The Parish Council recently
deemed this is an appropriate time to initiate
the Church’s iconography program, eventually
leading to completing the original Church
building task with its consecration.
Iconography for Saint Nicholas Greek
Orthodox Church
Mr. Petrou’s Iconography is in traditional
Byzantine style. Some icon examples included
in this brochure are by the hand of Mr. Petrou;
others are copied from the Greek Orthodox
Archdiocese web site and from other sources
as examples only. Icons to be placed in Saint
Nicholas Church will be ecclesiastically
approved. While the subject of new icons will
be the same as the examples, the style and
details of Mr. Petrou’s iconography may differ
from these examples. Each and every icon is
unique. To view additional inspirational
examples of iconography written by Mr. Petrou
for Greek Orthodox Churches, visit his web site
at http://www.themispetrou.gr
Since Iconography is the visual representation of
Holy Scripture, it is important to place only the
name of the Saint or Scene on an Icon. Names
or explanations on iconography should be in
both Greek and English, if in one language, then
in English. For further explanations of
iconography for Phase I – East, a separate
Iconography Reference Booklet is available.
Included in the booklet are examples of Icons,
together with descriptions, Biblical texts, hymns
and historical explanations for each icon, and it
lists Biblical, liturgical and iconography reference
sources.
Icons are: “of our Lord God and Saviour
Jesus Christ, of our Spotless Lady the
Theotokos, of the honourable Angels, and of
all Saints and Holy People. For the more
continually they are seen in iconic form, the
more are the beholders lifted up to the
memory of the prototype and to an aspiration
of them.” (From the Seventh Ecumenical Synod
(787 AD) of Nicaea)
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Included herein are two lists of icons for Phase I –
East, with each icon identified by a number (1 to
41). The first list, on pages 6 and 7, is
accompanied with a photograph and a diagram to
indicate respective icon locations. The second list,
on pages 8 to 13, includes icon examples, location
diagrams, icon descriptions, and a corresponding
sponsorship amount for each icon. Subsequent
iconography will be undertaken in future phases,
generally described on page 14.
Included is a Sponsorship Offering Form, page 15
and insert, for parishioner families and individuals,
separately or in combination, to sponsor one or
more icons, to indicate their preferences, and to
provide sponsor names and contact information.
Also included are Iconography Sponsorship
Guidelines for Phase I – East, page 5, describing
sponsorship objectives, and guidelines for icon
selection and payment.
In recognition, names of sponsors for iconography
will be displayed on the Donor Board, now located
near our fellowship hall, and eventually in a
commemorative book when all iconography has
been completed.
Themistoklis Petrou
Iconography Program Brochure and Icon
Sponsorship for Phase I – East
The First Phase of Iconography will
commence in the Eastern part of the Church,
identified as Phase I – East. This brochure is
provided for parishioners to consider and
select icons to be sponsored in this phase.
After a waiting period of 2 months (60 days
minimum), sponsorship requests will be
accepted by the Church starting on
November 29, 2012. At this time a minimum
of 25% Initial Payment is to be submitted for
each icon sponsored. The Balance Payment
is required before January 29, 2013, allowing
parishioners to choose fiscal year 2012 and/or
2013.
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Themistoklis Petrou
Iconography Sponsorship Guidelines
1. Iconography Sponsorship Objectives
a. To accommodate Sponsors’ wishes with fairness and privacy.
b. To encourage as many Parishioners as possible to participate.
c. To allow alternative preferences for icon sponsorship.
d. Provide details of offering and timing of payments.
e. Specify a waiting period of not less than 60 days before accepting sponsorships.
f. To allow shared Sponsorships and shared recognition.
g. Icon sponsorships may be submitted, not requesting a particular icon.
h. All donations will be gratefully accepted, including contributions to the Church Iconography Fund.
i. All donations will be recognized.
2. Icon Sponsorship
a. Individuals and/or families may sponsor one or more icons.
b. Individuals and/or families may combine to sponsor one or more icons.
c. A Church group or Groups may sponsor one or more icons.
3. Selection of Requested Icon(s)
a. The Church will make every effort to accommodate icon requests and preferences.
b. Father Nicolaos Kotsis will reconcile selection of requested icons, should more than one Sponsor
requests a particular icon. Final icon selection will be decided by Father Nicolaos on
Pastoral/Ecclesiastical considerations.
4. The Church is unable to assume any financial risks, consequently:
a. Sponsorships are necessary to be acquired for all icons in Phase I - East.
b. Necessary funding for all icons in Phase I – East is essential before the Church may authorize the
Iconographer to proceed.
c. The Church is unable to accept less than the full Sponsorship Amount for a requested icon.
d. To assure all icons in Phase I – East are fully sponsored, Sponsors are asked for an understanding
and to assist should their requested icons not be available by helping the Church to apply or
transfer sponsorships to another icon within the current Phase; recognition for the Sponsor is
retained. Alternatively, a Sponsor may consider requesting a refund.
5. Sponsorship Payments and Evaluation
a. Sponsorship Requests for Phase I – East begin to be accepted on November 29, 2012, to be
accompanied with an Initial Payment, which may be:
1) Up to the Full Sponsorship Amount for the highest value of requested icon(s).
2) Or, not less than a minimum of 25% of Sponsorship Amount for the highest value of requested
icon(s).
b. On November 29, 2012, the Church will begin to record Sponsorship offerings, to identify requested
icons and payment schedules.
c. Balance Payment of Sponsorship Amount is required to be paid on or before one of the following:
1) Sponsorship Request period concludes on 29 January 2013.
2) Or, upon finalizing icon selection, by acknowledgement from the Church.
d. Except in extenuating circumstance, should a Balance Payment not be forthcoming, the Church will
add the Initial Payment to the Church Iconography Fund, retaining recognition for the Sponsor,
and the requested icon will be available for another Sponsor.
6. Published Sponsorship Amount
a. Only total Sponsorship Amounts are shown for each icon or grouped icons in publications.
b. Sponsorship Amounts for Phase I – East include costs for the Iconographer per his Contract (58%);
Church direct costs for scaffolding and preparation work (20%); contingency allowance (8%); and
Church mortgage reduction allowance (14%).
c. Note: the Iconographer has maintained his pricing structure as first proposed in 2005
d. Note: the Parish Council has deemed it necessary to include a reasonable mortgage reduction
component (14%) as a Parish contribution.
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Icons of Phase I - East
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31
12
11
13
10
8
34
39
1
40
41
26
37
5
33
4
9
36
6
3
35
7
32
38
27
32
And God has set some in the Church, first Apostles, second Prophets, third Teachers, after that
Miracles, then Gifts of Healings, Helpers, Administrators, Speakers in various kinds of tongues.
(I Corinthians Ch 12, v 28, King James Version)
SOVEREIGN ICONS
HOLY EVANGELISTS AND HOLY APOSTLES
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8
2
3
Holy Mandylion (Holy Cloth) – Image of Christ,
Not-Made-By-Hands, with two Angels
Christ as High Priest, Enthroned – In
Sanctuary, central to eight Great Hierarchs
The Most Holy Theotokos as Platytera Ton
Ouranon, Enthroned with two Angels
HOLY PROPHETS
4
5
6
7
6
Holy Prophet King David
Holy Prophet King Solomon
Holy Prophet Isaiah
Holy Prophet Micah (Michaeas)
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10
11
12
13
14
15
Holy Apostle and Evangelist Matthew – and
his symbol the likeness of a Man
Holy Apostle and Evangelist John the
Theologian – and his symbol like a flying
Eagle
Holy Apostle Peter
Holy Apostle Paul
Holy Apostle Andrew, First Called
Holy Apostle Thomas
Holy Apostle Stephen of the Seventy,
Protomartyr and Archdeacon
Holy Apostle Philip of the Seventy and
Bishop of Tralles
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31
8
39
10
12
13
11
40
41
1
36
9
37
38
3
26
27
20 21 2223
28 19
2 24 17 29
14 16 18
25
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ICONS IN THE SANCTUARY/ALTAR
SCENES FROM THE OLD TESTAMENT
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18
19
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21
22
23
24
25
Nativity of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus
Christ Preparation Table North – Prothesis
Christ in Extreme Humility, also called
“Christ the Bridegroom” – PreparationTable
South – Prothesis
Saint Ambrose, Bishop of Milan
Saint James (Iakovos), Brother of the Lord
Saint Gregory the Theologian
Saint Basil the Great
Saint John Chrysostom
Saint Athanasios the Great of Alexandria
Saint Cyril the Patriarch of Alexandria
Saint Gregory of Nyssa
HOLY RIGHTEOUS SAINTS
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27
The Holy Righteous Ancestors of God
Joachim and Anna, Parents of The Most
Holy Theotokos
Holy Prophet Zacharias and Righteous
Elizabeth, Parents of Saint John the
Forerunner and Baptist
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30
31
Sacrifice of Abraham – Next to Northern
Preparation Table
Hospitality of Abraham – Next to Southern
Preparation Table
Abraham meets Holy Prophet Melchisedec (or
Melchizedek)
Vision of Holy Prophet Ezekiel of the Glory of
God and the Four Evangelists
ICONS OF THE TWELVE GREAT FEASTS
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33
34
35
The Annunciation of the Most Holy Theotokos
Nativity of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ
Ascension of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus
Christ
Holy Pentecost, Descent of The Holy Spirit
SCENES AND SAINTS FROM
THE NEW TESTAMENT
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37
38
39
40
41
The Apokathelosis, The Taking Down from the
Cross
Saint Joseph of Arimathea
Saint Nicodemos
The Angel appears to the Women carrying
Spices and Announces the Resurrection –
The Myrrh-Bearing Women
Saint Susanna the Myrrh-Bearer
Saint Martha the Myrrh-Bearer, Sister of Saint
Lazaros
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Iconography Program with Sponsorship Amounts for Phase I – East
SOVEREIGN ICONS
Icon Example
Location
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Sponsorship
Description
Amount
Holy Mandylion (Holy Cloth) Image of
Christ, Not-Made-By-Hands with two
Angels, one on each side
$7,500
(August 16)
Location – Top central of East small arch
wall
Christ as High Priest, Enthroned
Location – Sanctuary curved wall in the
central position between eight Great
Hierarchs, four on each side
$6,500
The Most Holy Theotokos as Platytera
Ton Ouranon, Enthroned with Two
Angels, one each on side
Location – Conch of Eastern Apse
$65,500
HOLY PROPHETS
Selected for their prophecies on the Incarnation of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, four icons of
Holy Prophets are placed above the Icon of The Annunciation of the Most Holy Theotokos
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5
6
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Holy Prophet King David
(December 26)
(Medallion icon)
Location – North above icon of
Annunciation of the Most Holy Theotokos
$2,400
Holy Prophet King Solomon
(December 26)
(Medallion icon)
Location – North above icon of
Annunciation of the Most Holy Theotokos
$2,400
Holy Prophet Isaiah
(May 9)
(Medallion icon)
Location – South above icon of
Annunciation of the Most Holy Theotokos
$2,400
Holy Prophet Micah (Michaeas)
(August 14)
(Medallion icon)
Location – South above icon of
Annunciation of the Most Holy Theotokos
$2,400
HOLY EVANGELISTS AND HOLY APOSTLES
Icon Example
Location
Description
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Sponsorship
Amount
Holy Apostle and Evangelist Matthew
(November 16)
Symbol of Saint Matthew the likeness of a
man – on the flat ceiling above
Location – North East pendentive
Holy Apostle and Evangelist John the
Theologian
(September 26 and May 8)
Symbol of Saint John like a flying eagle –
on the flat ceiling above
Location – South East pendentive
$17,000
$17,000
10 Holy Apostle Peter
(June 29) (Full figure)
Location – East arch wall,
top level and north of circular window
$4,500
11 Holy Apostle Paul
(June 29) (Full figure)
Location – East arch wall,
top level and north of circular window
$4,500
12 Holy Apostle Andrew, First Called
(November 30) (Full figure)
Location – East arch wall,
top level and south of circular window
$4,500
13 Holy Apostle Thomas
(October 6) (Full figure)
Location – East arch wall,
top level and south of circular window
$4,500
14 Holy Apostle Stephen of the Seventy,
Protomartyr and Archdeacon
(December 27) (Full figure)
Location – Base of small arch wall,
left of North Deacon door
$4,250
15 Holy Apostle Philip of the Seventy and
Bishop of Tralles
(October 11) (Full figure)
Location – Base of small arch wall,
right of South Deacon door
$4,250
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ICONS IN THE SANCTUARY – PROTHESES – Icons above Preparation Tables
Icon Example
Location
Description
Sponsorship
Amount
16 Nativity of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus
Christ
(December 25)
Location – Prothesis
Sanctuary/Altar North Preparation Table
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”Christ in Extreme Humility”, also
called “Christ the Bridegroom”
Location – Prothesis
Sanctuary/Altar South Preparation Table
$10,750
$10,750
ICONS IN THE SANCTUARY/ALTAR – EIGHT GREAT HIERARCHS
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Saint Ambrose, Bishop of Milan
(December 7)
Location – Sanctuary/Altar curved wall
(Full figure)
19 Saint James (Iakovos),
Brother of the Lord
(October 23)
Location – Sanctuary/Altar curved wall
(Full figure)
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21
22
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Saint Gregory the Theologian
(January 25)
Location – Sanctuary/Altar curved wall
(Full figure)
Saint Basil the Great
(January 1)
Location – Sanctuary/Altar curved wall
(Full figure)
Saint John Chrysostom
(November 13)
Location – Sanctuary/Altar curved wall
(Full figure)
$5,000
$5,000
$5,000
$5,000
$5,000
ICONS IN THE SANCTUARY/ALTAR – EIGHT GREAT HIERARCHS – Cont.
Icon Example
Location
Description
Sponsorship
Amount
23 Saint Athanasios the Great of
Alexandria
(January 18)
Location – Sanctuary/Altar curved wall
(Full figure)
24 Saint Cyril the Patriarch of Alexandria
(January 18 and June 9)
Location – Sanctuary/Altar curved wall
(Full figure)
25
Saint Gregory of Nyssa
(January 10)
Location – Sanctuary/Altar curved wall
(Full figure)
$5,000
$5,000
$5,000
HOLY RIGHTEOUS SAINTS
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The Holy Righteous Ancestors of God
Joachim and Anna, Parents of The
Most Holy Theotokos
(September 9)
Location – Lower East arch wall – North
Holy Prophet Zacharias and Righteous
Elizabeth, Parents of Saint John the
Forerunner and Baptist
Commemorations: Holy Prophet
Zacharias on September 5 and Righteous
Elizabeth on June 24
Location – Lower East arch wall – South
SCENES FROM THE OLD TESTAMENT
$7,500
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$7,500
28 Sacrifice of Abraham
(October 9)
Location – Sanctuary/Altar
Next to North Preparation Table
$17,000
29 Hospitality of Abraham and Sarah
Location – Sanctuary/Altar
Next to South Preparation Table
$17,000
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SCENES FROM THE OLD TESTAMENT – Continued
Icon Example
Location
Mr. Themistoklis Petrou
Proposal drawing
Icon Example: Mosaic in Sanctuary of the
Osios David Church at Latomos Monastery,
in the old town of Thessaloniki, Greece
(Late 5th to Early 6th Centuries)
Description
Sponsorship
Amount
30 Abraham Meets
Holy Prophet
Melchisedec
(or Melchizedek)
Location – North
East octagon wall
above pendentive
$18,000
31 Vision of Holy
Prophet Ezekiel of
the Glory of God
and the Four
Evangelists
Location – South
East octagon wall
above pendentive
$18,000
ICONS OF THE TWELVE GREAT FEASTS
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33
34
Annunciation of the Most Holy
Theotokos
(March 25)
Location – in two parts on the small arch
wall above the Sanctuary
$12,000
Nativity of our Lord and Saviour Jesus
Christ
(December 25)
Location – East arch ceiling – North
$20,250
Ascension of our Lord and Saviour
Jesus Christ
(40 days after Pascha)
Location – East arch ceiling – Top central
Occupies two spaces
$40,500
35 Holy Pentecost, Descent of The Holy
Spirit
(50 days after Pascha)
Location – East arch ceiling – South
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$20,250
SCENES FROM THE NEW TESTAMENT AND ASSOCIATED SAINTS
Icon Example
Location
Description
Sponsorship
Amount
36 The Apokathelosis
The Taking Down from the Cross
(Commemorated Holy Friday)
Location – East arch wall – Upper South
$14,000
37 Saint Joseph of Arimathea
(Commemorated on July 22 and on the 3rd
Sunday of Pascha)
Location – East arch wall – South
Below Icon of The Taking Down from the Cross
(Medallion icon)
$2,500
38 Saint Nicodemos
(Commemorated on August 2 and on the 3rd
Sunday of Pascha)
Location – East arch wall – South
Below Icon of The Taking Down from the Cross
(Medallion icon)
$2,500
39 The Angel appears to the
Women carrying Spices and
Announces the Resurrection
The Myrrh-Bearing Women
(Commemorated on the Third
Sunday of Pascha)
Location –East arch wall – Upper
North
Mr. Themistoklis Petrou
Part of proposal drawing
$14,000
Saint Susanna the Myrrh-Bearer
(Commemorated on June 27 and on the 3rd
Sunday of Pascha)
Location – East arch wall – North
Below Icon of The Myrrh-Bearing Women
(Medallion icon)
$2,500
41 Saint Martha the Myrrh-Bearer, Sister of Saint
Lazaros
(Commemorated on June 4 and on the 3rd
Sunday of Pascha)
Location – East arch wall – North
Below Icon of The Myrrh-Bearing Women
(Medallion icon)
$2,500
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Iconography in Future Phases
Additional proposed Iconography in the Church building will be undertaken in Phases and
sequences will be determined in due time.
CHURCH DOME
Christ as Pantocrator – Center of dome
The Most Holy Theotokos, Saint John the Baptist and
Forerunner, and Ten Angels – Twelve medallion figures
surrounding Christ as Pantocrator
Twelve Holy Prophets (full figure)
NORTH
Most Holy Theotokos with Christ Child – Top of North
window wall
The Akathist Hymn – North window wall
“Rejoice, O Heavenly Ladder, by which God descended” –
Upper West
“Rejoice, O Bridge that conveys those from earth to
Heaven” – Upper East
“Rejoice, O Sea, which drowned the symbolic Pharaoh.”
“Rejoice! O fiery Pillar, leading the earthly to the Heavenly
life”
“Rejoice, O Pillar of fire, guiding those in darkness” – Lower
West & between windows
“Rejoice, O Rock, refreshing those who thirst for Life” –
Between East windows
“Rejoice, O Bush Un-burning, Cloud ever-shining,
incessantly shading the faithful” – Lower East
North Window Wall
Twelve (12) Saints (full figure) – Eye Level
North Arch Ceiling
Theophany – Baptism of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus
Christ – Lower East
The Presentation of Our Lord Jesus Christ in the Temple –
Upper East
Entry of Our Lord Jesus Christ into Jerusalem – Palm
Sunday – Lower West
Christ in Prayer on Mount of Olives – Upper West
North Arch Wall
Four Holy Apostles
Two Scenes from the Life of Christ
Four Saints (medallion)
Four Saints – Holy Equal-to-the-Apostles (full figure)
SOUTH
Life of Saint Nicholas– South window wall
Saving from Danger at Sea – Upper East and West
Ordination of Saint Nicholas – Lower East
Saint Nicholas Sharing Wealth with the Poor – Lower
central between windows
Dormition of Saint Nicholas – Lower West
South Window Wall
Twelve Saints (full figure) – Eye Level
South Arch Ceiling
Crucifixion of Our Lord Jesus Christ – Lower East
Resurrection of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ – Upper
East
The Raising of Lazaros – Lower West
Transfiguration of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ –
Upper West
North Arch Wall
Four Holy Apostles
Two Scenes from the Life of Christ
Four Saints (medallion)
Four Saints – Holy Equal-to-the-Apostles (full figure)
WEST
Choir Balcony Face
Infant Jesus, with Saints Joachim and Anna
Six Saints (medallion)
Two Saints – Hermits and/or Stylite Saints (half figure)
West Arch Ceiling
Nativity of The Most Holy Theotokos – Lower South
Entry of The Most Holy Theotokos into the Temple –
Upper South
Falling Asleep, The Dormition of The Most Holy
Theotokos – Lower North
Exaltation of the Life Giving Cross – Upper North
West Arch Wall
Four Holy Apostles
Two Scenes from the Life of Christ
Four Saints (medallion)
Four Saints – Holy Equal-to-the-Apostles (full figure)
Pendentives
Holy Apostle and Evangelist Mark – North West
pendentive
Holy Apostle and Evangelist Luke – South West
pendentive
Octagon Walls above Pendentives
Holy Prophet Elias ascending to Heaven on the Chariot –
North West octagon
Holy Prophet Jonah and the Whale – South West octagon
ICONOSTASIS – Panel icons
Prescribed icons: Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ; The
Most Holy Theotokos; Saint John The Baptist and
Forerunner; Saint Nicholas Wonder-Worker, Bishop of
Myra in Lycia: Archangels Gabriel and Michael.
Four Saints – Lower tier
Twelve Great Feast Days, the Mystical Supper, and icons
of the Crucifixion and Resurrection of our Lord and
Saviour Jesus Christ – Upper tier.
CRY ROOM
The Twelve Year Old Christ in the Temple
Christ Blessing the Children
Noah’s Ark
Creation
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Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church
3109 Scio Church Road, Ann Arbor, MI 48103
SPONSOR OFFER FORM – ICONOGRAPHY PHASE I – EAST
Sponsorship Submittals begin November 29, 2012 and conclude 29 January 2013
I (we) wish to sponsor Iconography for Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church.
I (we) request to sponsor one
two
or three
icon(s), with the following preference:
Preference Icon No.
Icon Name
Sponsorship Amount
First
________
________________________________ $ ___________________
Second
________
_______________________________ $ ___________________
Third
________
_______________________________ $ ___________________
I (we) enclose a voluntary donation towards the Church Iconography fund of $ ____________
Submitted by: (Name of Sponsor or Sponsors): _________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________
Contact Name:
______________________________________________________________
Contact Address:
______________________________________________________________
Telephone
_____________________ Cell: _________________
Email
_____________________
I (we) have read and agree with the Iconography Sponsorship Guidelines _______ Yes
I (we) enclose Initial Payment of $__________for each icon requested: one
two
or three
(If one icon, minimum 25% of highest Sponsorship Amount of preferred icons listed above)
I (we) will submit Balance Payment of $ _____________ by ___________ (Date), or, not later than
January 29, 2013 _________ Yes
Payment to Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church by: Check
Payment by Credit Card: VISA
Master Card
Money Order
Cash
Name on Card ________________________
Credit Card Number ____________________________________ Expiration Date ____________
Signature(s): _______________________________________________ Date: ____________
Signature(s): _______________________________________________ Date: ____________
Notes:
1. Complete and forward your sponsorship request to:
Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church, 3109 Scio Church Road, Ann Arbor, MI 48103
2. Or, place your sponsorship request in a drop box in the Church Office
3. Please mark your envelope Iconography Sponsorship
4. The Church will be pleased to confirm acceptance and selection of your icon(s) sponsorship by
First Class mail and by telephone call.
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