Mr. VOSHININ. Yeah.
Mr. JENNER. Who attended your church?
Mr. VOSHININ. Yes.
Mr. JENNER. And that was the Greek Orthodox Church here in Dallas?
Mr. VOSHININ. Yes; the Greek Orthodox Church, here on McKinney
Avenue--because there is another Greek Orthodox Church on Swiss. That's
the church where all the Greek people go, and all the non-Greek people
went on McKinney, because on McKinney the service was in the English
language.
Mr. JENNER. What is the name of the parish?
Mr. VOSHININ. Well, there were two parishes there.
Mr. JENNER. Yeah.
Mr. VOSHININ. On McKinney, there were two parishes in one church. One
was called the St. Nicholas Parish and the other, the St. Seraphim
Parish.
The St. Seraphim Parish is the English-speaking parish where the
services were in English. And at most times that's the parish who held
their services there; whereas the building belonged to St. Nicholas
Parish--who had their services once in 5 weeks, with their pastor
coming from Houston.