St. Hagop Armenian Church is committed to modeling Christ in service of those in need. Our charitable ministries have two poles, the Armenian homelands and our Tampa-St. Pete community. Browse some of our initiatives and programs and contact us with any questions or interest info@sthagopfl.org
Chapter Workshop 2016 will be hosted at our church St. Hagop on January 22-24! Local participation is free!!! but RSVP necessary. Contact Mallory Maslar for more information.
Berc & Tracy Sarafian are leading a toy drive for The Children’s Home this Christmas in conjuntion with St.Hagop. The Children’s Home cares for struggling families and children seeking the comfort of a loving family. Would you like to participate? Here’s how: -Gift must be for a child between 6 months and 17 years old -Please do…
The Coptic Youth Group of Saints Mary & Mina Coptic Orthodox Church in Clearwater have invited St. Hagop youth to their Wednesday night Bible study and fellowship on Wed, Nov. 18 at 7:30 PM. Fr. Hovnan has been invited to lead the study and speak about the Armenian Orthodox Church in relation to the Copts.…
Calling all students age four to fifth grade—Sunday School will be kicking off on Sept. 13! Sunday School will meet every Sunday at 11am. We have a great team of teachers this year that are working hard putting together lessons that will be fun and entertaining while educating our youth on how to be Armenian…
The 5k is open to all runners and walkers! We are working on bringing the community together. This 5k is to honor the 1.5 million Armenians who were massacred by Ottoman Turkey’s “Young Turk” government beginning in 1915. April 24th 2015 marks the 100th commemoration. Event details and schedule: To register, click for event website
The St. Hagop Book Club meets to discuss fiction and non-fiction works intended to enrich our spiritual journey and create fellowship. All are welcome. Our first book will be “The Sunflower: On the possibilities & limits of forgiveness” by Simon Weisenthal. Those interested, read full flyer below, and talk to Fr. Hovnan for more information.