It was a great honor to host this year’s regional ACYOA workshop, and a joy to spend time in worship, service and fellowship with this year’s wonderful participants—reflecting on the possibilities of a ‘new’ ACYOA in this day and age. Much thanks to Executive Secretary Nancy Basmajian and the ACYOA Central Council for organizing the…
There will be no Divine Liturgy at St. Hagop Armenian Church on Sunday June 23rd. Fr. Hovnan will be away and the parish council has decided to give our parish “the day off”. We encourage you to use this opportunity to attend church with a friend or to take some prayerful rest with your loved…
Join us on Sunday June 16th after church for a BBQ picnic to celebrate father’s day and to spend time with our ACYOA youth guests from across the Diocese. Special thanks to the Maslar family for hosting and serving this special BBQ picnic. All are welcome to join us for Badarak and after church for…
Are you a high school JR/SR next year with talent and interest in math/sciences? Our friend at USF, Dr. Manoug Manougian is again running this pre-college summer program and wants to make sure qualified Armenians know about this opportunity! Click below for more info. & contact Dr. Manoug ASAP with questions or candidates manoug@usf.edu http://uc.usf.edu/precollege/
Please join us for a Wine and Cheese Tasting to Benefit the Church Hall Campaign at St. Hagop Armenian Church- When: Saturday May 18th at 6 PM Where: The Pavilion at St Hagop Armenian Church 7020 90th Avenue, Pinellas Park, FL 33782 To make a reservation call David Kazarian 727-692-3992 Tickets: $50.00 per person includes one bottle…
98th Annual Genocide Memorial: A Celebration of Life When: Tonight!!! Sat. April, 20, 2013 from 7– 9 PM Featured Speaker: Dr. Garabet Moumdjian-Topic: The Role of the Kurds in the Armenian Genocide Music by: Suzie Hovhanisian & Friends Drama by: Sayat Nova Players presenting “I Remember” Where: St. Hagop Armenian Church Download Flyer for more…
Click on the sign to discover the whole story behind how Armenia Ave. got its name, submitted by our own Dr. George Kamajian and published by our friend Taniel Koushakjian and his collaborators at www.flarmenians.com.