Parish Council Resources

Parish council members represent their parish and the Orthodox Christian faith. To serve on the parish council is a ministry and those who serve are called to represent Christ to all whom they meet... Learn More... »


Stewardship Team

Our Metropolis Stewardship Team is available to visit our local parishes to offer support, guidance, and assistance. District Stewardship Seminars are also offered regularly throughout the year to continue offering resources and training to parish stewardship leaders. Learn More... »


Servant Leadership

Rev Fr. Robert J. Archon graduated from Holy Cross School of Theology in 1986 and currently serves at St. Nicholas in Portsmouth, NH. Fr. Robert has completed a Master's Degree in Clinical Psychology at LaSalle University and is pursuing his doctoral studies in Educational Leadership. He has been asked to participate on the first OOCC Team to Bosnia, led a pilgrimage to the Holy Land, and asked to accompany the Archons to the Patriarchate upon the return of the sacred relics of SS. Gregory the Theologian and John Chrysostom. Learn More... »




Thriving Congregations (TCI)

The Metropolis of Boston is pleased to present the Thriving Congregations Initiative, a program designed to guide its parishes to thrive through helping them understand their cultural and social contexts, to develop and adopt a clear mission/vision, to cultivate authentic Orthodox Christian practices, and to plan for sustaining their own efforts at the parish level. Learn More... »




National Clergy Laity

“The Clergy-Laity Congress and National Philoptochos Convention provides the delegates the opportunity to be the voice of their parishes, their families and friends. As we gather with the clergy and lay leaders from each parish, with the members of the Greek Orthodox Ladies Philoptochos Society, as well as with each organization, ministry, and institution of our sacred Archdiocese, it is vital for us to maximize this opportunity..." - His Eminence Archbishop Elpidophoros of America Learn More... »