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 »
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INNOCENT VENIAMINOV APOSTLE TO AMERICA (1797-1878)
March 31, 2026
Metropolitan Innocent, also known as Father John Veniaminov, is perhaps the greatest missionary of the Russian Orthodox church, and truly one of the ideal missionary examples within all Christian history. During the 19th century, Innocent’s life and ministry left a lasting legacy on the growing missionary activity of the Russian Orthodox church. From the time of his departure to the Alaskan Islands in 1823, to the culmination of his priestly ministry as Metropolitan of Moscow (the highest clerical rank in the Russian church) in 1868, Innocent helped mold and influence the attitude of this church towards its apostolic ministry. Read more »
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