PATRIARCH ATHENAGORAS ORTHODOX INSTITUTE
2311 Hearst Avenue, Berkeley, CA 947091319 www.orthodoxinstitute.org

Total Revenue
$408,985
Total Expenses
$469,242
Net Assets
$909,835

Organizations Filed Purposes: Educate, communicate, promote and sustain the traditions, values, teachings and culture of Orthodox Christianity

The Patriarch Athenagoras Orthodox Institute (Institute) advances a strong, effective, highly visible witness of Orthodoxy in the western United States through the Master of Arts in Orthodox Christian studies; offering academic lectures and symposia; housing a Rare Book Room and museum; publishing; sponsoring the Orthodox Christian Fellowship at the University of California at Berkeley and the Graduate Theological Union; offering educational programs to the faithful of the Bay Area and other activities.

The Institute is a member of the Graduate Theological Union (GTU), an ecumenical and interfaith consortium of nine independent seminaries and ten affiliated centers based in Berkeley, California. As an independent, not-for-profit teaching and research institution affiliated with the GTU and the University of California, the Institute is unique. It is the only independent and permanently endowed Orthodox educational center with a physical presence at a North American university. The Institute is an inter-Orthodox endeavor, representing the diversity of Orthodoxy in America: Albanian, Antiochian, Bulgarian, Carpatho-Russian, Greek, OCA, Romanian, Serbian and Ukranian. The Board of Trustees, comprised of members of the various Orthodox jurisdictions in America, presents a unified vision of Orthodox cooperation and witness.

Theological Education: The Master of Arts in Orthodox Christian Studies is a two year degree program. It is the only program in Orthodox theology outside of those offered by the Orthodox seminaries in the Eastern United States. The Institutes graduate courses present to the academic community of the Graduate Theological Union, the faith perspective, wisdom and spirituality of the Orthodox tradition. Seminarians from a great diversity of Christian backgrounds have the unique chance to learn about Orthodox theology and liturgy first-hand from the superb faculty. By having learned to appreciate the rich traditions of the Christian East, these students will grow into religious leaders who promote respect, understanding and cooperation in their interaction with other Christian communities and traditions.

Executives Listed on Filing

Total Salary includes financial earnings, benefits, and all related organization earnings listed on tax filing

NameTitleHours Per WeekTotal Salary
Metropolitan Nikitas LuliasDirector40$93,462
Loula AnastonTrustee1$0
Alexandra TurkingtonTrustee1$0
Amy TerrillTrustee1$0
Peter StratosTrustee1$0
Ross RittermanTrustee1$0
Steve PappasTrustee1$0
Bessie PapailiasTrustee1$0
Stefan MiaylovTrustee1$0
Mary MccarthyTrustee1$0
Paul ManolisTrustee1$0
Helen LambrosTrustee1$0
Carol KassoufTrustee1$0
Milutin JanjicTrustee1$0
Rosalind HalikisTrustee1$0
Nicholas HalikisTrustee1$0
Alexis GeraniosTrustee1$0
Christine DariotisTrustee1$0
Konstantine BuhlerTrustee1$0
Shanyn BatehTrustee1$0
Sofia AngelosTrustee1$0
Roula DemertzisSecretary1$0
Stephanie DuncanVice Chair1$0
Philip LouridasChair1$0
George BezzeridesTreasurer1$0

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