Friday’s April 19th’s event at Art to Walk On in Sarasota continues on through April 27th as an open exhibit. Stop by the boutique and learn about the ancient art of rug making by the Armenian people and the roles these rugs played in the Armenian genocide. Owner Eileen Bedoukian Hampshire is an international lecturer…
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Join us for the most important and fulfilling worship services of the entire Armenian Church year. Walk the journey of Christ in the ancient tradition of the Armenian Church, recalling the events leading to His Crucifixion and victory over death, redeeming humanity and the fallen world. Services take place on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, and…
Enjoy this inspiring video from a great friend of our church, Fr. Daniel Findikyan, who visited us last fall for khachverats. In “A Journey Beyond Words,” Fr. Daniel Findikyan describes the unfolding drama of Holy Week, and how experiencing its liturgical services can draw us closer to Christ. Produced by the E. Diocese of the…
“The bread you do not use is the bread of the hungry. The garment hanging in your wardrobe is the garment of the person who is naked. The shoes you do not wear are the shoes of the one who is barefoot. The money you keep locked away is the money of the poor. The acts of charity you do not perform…
Therefore, he (Jesus) taught all the people a simple remedy that is useful for everyone and cures all pains; that is, to pray…Here you have a medicine that is easy to find, simple, applicable to everything, and always readily available; to which there is no impediment and no difficulty. For concerning fasting, you may make the excuse, “I am weak,” and so…
“Just as one learns an art from someone and applies it in practice for a time, and only then learns more of the particulars of that art than one had been taught by one’s master, so do you make for yourself the work of tearful prayers, and it will teach you by itself.” — Anania Narekatsi, 10th Century