" Celebrating 25 Years of Compassionate Care

August 1994 - Present

In 2019, Holy Trinity Nursing and Rehabilitation Center and the church communities that comprise the Council of Eastern Orthodox Churches of Central MA will mark the 25th Anniversary of the opening of Holy Trinity in August of 1994. The Clergy and Parishioners from the Orthodox Christian Parishes throughout Central MA worked cooperatively to establish a nursing and rehabilitation center to provide a home for those in need of the special care that comes as we age, whether for short term rehabilitation, or for a longer stay. Through the years, the dedicated and professional managers, nurses, therapists, aids, staff and volunteers at Holy Trinity have provided compassionate care to our residents while also offering the experience of being in a home that is connected to the Orthodox Community through services, activities and fellowship. We have shared the hospitality that is a hallmark of our Orthodox cultural background with all who have come to Holy Trinity.

In 1994, the Council of Churches included from Worcester,

- St. Spyridon Greek Orthodox Cathedral Worcester,

- St. George Antiochian Orthodox Cathedral, 

- St. Mary Assumption Albanian Orthodox Church;

from Fitchburg,

-Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church

from Shrewsbury,

-St. Nicholas Romanian Orthodox Church;

from Southbridge

-St. George Greek Orthodox Church,

-St. Michael Romanian Orthodox Church,

-St. Nicholas Albanian Orthodox Church;

from Webster,

-St. Constantine & Helen Greek Orthodox Church,

from Clinton,

-St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church;

from Marlboro,

-Ss. Anargyroi Greek Orthodox Church,

and from Maynard,

-Holy Annunciation Orthodox Church.

Thanks to the faithful vision and persis-tent efforts of the Orthodox community of Central MA, the constant prayers of the laity and the spiritual leadership of the clergy, Holy Trinity came to fruition and has provided care and com-fort for nearly 25 years.