Good and Faithful Servant Challenge
"As each one has received a gift, minister it to one another, as good stewards of the manifold grace of God" (1 Peter 4:10)
As we celebrate the 100th Anniversary of our Church, we want to ask ourselves: Who are we as Orthodox Christians and as the Church? What do we want to be known for as a Church? We are:
- A Church Family that worships and loves God above all else
- A community which shows our love for God through the love we show to one another as well as through the love we show to those outside our church
- A community of faith that reaches out to the world shining God’s light in a dark world
Learn More about the Good and Faithful Steward Challenge
- Read Inspiring Stories and Results from the Good and Faithful Steward Challenge - Part 1
- Read Inspiring Stories and Results from the Good and Faithful Steward Challenge - Part 2
- A List of the Places and People We Helped During the Good and Faithful Steward Challenge
- Download the Challenge Summary »
- Read the article about our challenge in the National Herald »
- Read the article about our challenge in the Webster Times »
- Read the article about our challenge in the Worcester Telegram »
Monthly Bulletin
Recent Sermons
THE SPIRIT OF SAINT NICHOLAS and CHRISTMAS
December 07, 2025
In our Saints Constantine and Helen Church today, we celebrate our Saint Nicholas Sunday which honors one of the most beloved saints in the entire Christian world—Saint Nicholas the Wonderworker, Archbishop of Myra. Yet we also live in a culture that knows him by another name: Santa Claus, Sinter Klaus, Father Christmas. And while the world around us has taken this figure and wrapped him in commercialism, glitter, and shopping lists, there is still something deeply beautiful, deeply Orthodox, hidden inside the popular image of Santa Claus.
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A Prayer During the Coronavirus
Lord our God, have mercy on, heal and help those who are afflicted with the coronavirus and comfort and strengthen their families.... Read more »