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PRESS RELEASE
Diocese of the Armenian Church of America
630 Second Avenue, New York, NY 10016
Tel: (212) 686-0710
Fax: (212) 779-3558
Web: http://www.armenianchurch.org/
Email: [email protected]
We convey our blessings to you and your family on one of the most meaningful
observances of the year: Thanksgiving. How wonderful it is to live in a
country that sets aside this day each year, to express gratitude for the
bounties God has given us.
The idea of giving thanks to God has deep roots in the Armenian Christian
tradition. Our daily prayers, indeed the Divine Liturgy itself, are all
profound reflections on the theme of Thanksgiving. We are thankful, above
all, for the great gift God bestowed on all the world, through His son,
Jesus Christ.
This Thursday, as we remember the many good things in our lives, let us also
offer thanks for the greatest blessing of all, which gives meaning and depth
to all the others. In the words of the Gospel of St. John: `God so loved the
world that He gave it His only Son.'
May the blessings of Thanksgiving, and the coming Advent season, be with you
and your loved ones always.
With prayers,
Archbishop Khajag Barsamian
Primate
Diocese of the Armenian Church of America
630 Second Avenue, New York, NY 10016
Tel: (212) 686-0710
Fax: (212) 779-3558
Web: http://www.armenianchurch.org/
Email: [email protected]
We convey our blessings to you and your family on one of the most meaningful
observances of the year: Thanksgiving. How wonderful it is to live in a
country that sets aside this day each year, to express gratitude for the
bounties God has given us.
The idea of giving thanks to God has deep roots in the Armenian Christian
tradition. Our daily prayers, indeed the Divine Liturgy itself, are all
profound reflections on the theme of Thanksgiving. We are thankful, above
all, for the great gift God bestowed on all the world, through His son,
Jesus Christ.
This Thursday, as we remember the many good things in our lives, let us also
offer thanks for the greatest blessing of all, which gives meaning and depth
to all the others. In the words of the Gospel of St. John: `God so loved the
world that He gave it His only Son.'
May the blessings of Thanksgiving, and the coming Advent season, be with you
and your loved ones always.
With prayers,
Archbishop Khajag Barsamian
Primate