15th P&P Anniversary: Greek & HBCU Sunday

October 22nd, Greek/HBCU Sunday

Prepare to immerse yourself in a celebration of heritage, pride, and the rich tapestry of our community! On the fourth Sunday of October, we're eagerly anticipating the arrival of "Greek/HBCU Sunday," an occasion that invites you to not only wear your heart on your sleeve but also your heritage with pride. This day is more than just a dress code; it's an homage to the foundations of excellence and the vibrant cultural diversity that define our congregation.

On "Greek/HBCU Sunday," we encourage you to dress in a manner that represents your favorite Greek Organizations and Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). Whether you proudly display your fraternity or sorority colors or don the regalia of your alma mater, this is a day to showcase your deep-rooted connection to these institutions of higher learning and cultural significance.

As we come together adorned in the emblems of our Greek Organizations and HBCUs, we celebrate the remarkable contributions these institutions have made to our lives. They have not only provided us with education but have also instilled in us a sense of pride, excellence, and community engagement.

Furthermore, "Greek/HBCU Sunday" is an opportunity to recognize the wealth of cultural diversity that enriches our congregation. We hail from various backgrounds, each with its unique traditions and experiences. This day provides a platform for us to share our stories, celebrate our differences, and find common ground in our shared values and faith.

Through this celebration, we acknowledge that our diverse backgrounds contribute to the strength and beauty of our community. Just as different notes come together to create a harmonious melody, our varied experiences and traditions merge to form the symphony of our faith.

So, save the date—October 22nd—for "Greek/HBCU Sunday." Let us come together, not just as individuals but as a united congregation, honoring our heritage, celebrating our diversity, and recognizing the profound impact of our Greek Organizations and HBCUs. This day is a testament to our shared values and the rich tapestry that makes up our Citadel Church of Jacksonville family.