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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]
TOP STORY
July 26, 2012
Hye Camp begins
Kids at Hye Camp enjoy an afternoon swim (file photo).
Hye Camp to Welcome Campers on Saturday
The Diocese's Midwest Hye Camp, located at Camp Hickory in Ingleside,
IL, began this week with staff training on Wednesday, July 25.
More than 120 campers are expected to take part in the weeklong camp
program, which will begin on Saturday, July 28. Jennifer Morris, the
Diocese's Youth Outreach coordinator, is overseeing the staff training
session.
Meanwhile, St. Vartan Camp, housed at the Ararat Center in upstate New
York, is preparing for the beginning of Session `C.' This final
two-week session will run July 29-August 11.
[4]Click here for information about the camps, and to visit the camp
blogs.
Links:
4. http://bit.ly/P3vQ5Q?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=816310dd6c-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email
Scripture of the Week
Is 5:1-10
1 Cor 6:18-7:11
Mt 19:3-12
Prayer of the Week
May the fire of love which you cast on the earth be kindled in our
souls; to cleanse the thoughts of our hearts and cause the light of
your knowledge to shine in us to awake us from the sleep of death and
to kindle our minds with your flame, that by day and by night we may
give you glory incessantly. Amen.
Upcoming Saints & Feasts
28 July: Sons and Grandsons of St. Gregory the Enlightener
29 July: Third Sunday after Transfiguration
30 July: Sts. Maccabees: Eleazar the Priest, Samona and Her Seven Sons
CHURCH NEWS FROM AROUND THE GLOBE
New Church in Arabkiry, Yerevan
An artist's rendering of the new church scheduled to open in Yerevan
next year.
New Armenian Church Being Built in Yerevan
A new church is being built in Yerevan's central neighborhood of
Arabkir. Once completed, the house of worship will be the second
largest church in Armenia's capital city. The building will also house
the local women and youth organizations, as well as classrooms and
halls for community use.
Some 100,000 people reside in Arabkir, which does not have an Armenian
church at present. Members of the local community say they are looking
forward to the opening of the new sanctuary, where they will be able to
gather for services and fellowship. The project, made possible by the
generosity of Louise Manoogian Simone, is expected to conclude by 2013.
[5]Click here to view a video in Armenian about the construction.
Links:
5. http://youtu.be/tYrAv2BpUQY?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=816310dd6c-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email
DIOCESAN NEWS
St. Nersess Junior High School Coference participants
Junior High School Conference participants on the steps of St. Vartan
Cathedral.
Junior High Conference Held at St. Nersess Seminary
St. Nersess Armenian Seminary held its Junior High School Conference
from July 19 to 23. Middle school students explored their faith,
learned about the traditions of the Armenian Church, and took part in
discussions about issues important to young people.
Participants also had the opportunity to visit New York's St. Vartan
Cathedral and to tour the Diocesan Center. In the evenings, they
enjoyed Armenian singing, dancing, and fellowship.
The next conference, for high school students, is scheduled for July 30
to August 7. [6]Click here to visit the seminary's website for more
information.
Links:
6. http://armenianchurch.us1.list-manage1.com/track/click?u=727aaae8ea56658ecf4a092d5&id=c998fdc939&e= 3aa2e2c3e9&utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=816310dd6c-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email
St. Hagop Church, FL
Participants in Saturday's program at St. Hagop Church pose for a group
photo ([7]click here to view the full image). Photo by Teresa
Haidarian.
Links:
7. http://gallery.mailchimp.com/727aaae8ea56658ecf4a092d5/images/St._Hagop_gathering.JPG?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese +E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=816310dd6c-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email
Diocesan Staff Give Presentations in Florida Parishes
The Diocese's Armenian Studies coordinator Gilda Kupelian and Christian
Education coordinator Elise Antreassian visited two Florida parishes
last weekend, where they made presentations and held meetings with
parish leaders and educators.
At St. Hagop Church in St. Petersburg on Saturday, July 21, they led a
program titled `Raising Children of Faith in the Armenian Tradition -
What Every Parent Should Know.' Over 30 parishioners attended,
gathering in the sanctuary for a talk on spiritual formation and a
PowerPoint survey of important Armenian historical, literary, and
cultural figures. A fellowship hour followed, during which the
community considered a parish retreat in the fall or spring.
The afternoon program was arranged by the Rev. Fr. Hovnan Demerjian,
parish pastor. St. Hagop's membership has nearly tripled in recent
years, and Fr. Demerjian has been working with the Parish Council to
plan Sunday School, youth, and cultural initiatives to serve the needs
of the growing community.
On Sunday, July 22, Diocesan staff visited Soorp Haroutiun Church in
Orlando, where more than 50 parishioners gathered for the day's
program. The parish's visiting priest, the Rev. Fr. Abraham Malkhasyan,
celebrated the Divine Liturgy.
Following services, Ms. Kupelian gave a PowerPoint presentation on the
Armenian heritage and culture. Ms. Kupelian and Ms. Antreassian then
met with the pastor, Parish Council member Rita Harvey, parishioner
Anna Stepanyan Vega, and teaching volunteers to discuss the launch of a
new Sunday School in the fall. The school will offer both Christian and
Armenian studies for the parish children and teens.
Lenten Drive
A young Sunday School student at an Easter basket sale held as part of
this year's Lenten Drive.
Sunday School Students Learn to Make a Difference
This year, Sunday Schools raised more than $14,000 as part of the
Eastern Diocese's annual Lenten Drive. Three in particular=80'St. Leon
Sunday School of Fair Lawn, NJ, Holy Virgin Mary and Shoghagat Sunday
School of Belleville, IL, and St. James Sunday School of Watertown,
MA-were at the forefront of the effort.
The money will be distributed to two charities: Feeding America, the
nation's leading domestic hunger-relief organization; and the Fund for
Armenian Relief's Nor Hajn Soup Kitchen, which serves 300 elderly and
low-income people in Armenia's Kotayk province.
Click to [8]read more and to [9]view photos.
Links:
8. http://bit.ly/Qf2RgM?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=816310dd6c-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email
9. http://smu.gs/NZakDs?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=816310dd6c-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email
DYE Catalogue
"Curriculum & Resource Catalogue" Available Online
In last week's newsletter, we announced that the 2012 "Curriculum &
Resource Catalogue" is now available online, but provided an incorrect
link for the document. To view and download the catalogue, [10]click
here.
Links:
10. http://bit.ly/NwXGgg?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=816310dd6c-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email
The catalogue outlines the basic curriculum and supplementary texts and
materials available through the Christian Education division of the
Diocese's Department of Youth and Education. Materials may be purchased
through the St. Vartan Bookstore using the order form at the end of the
catalogue.
FAR
Doctors take notes during a training session held this summer as part
of FAR's Continuing Medical Education program.
FAR Hosts Workshops for Doctors in Goris and Kapan
This summer, the Fund for Armenian Relief, in collaboration with the
USAID-funded [11]HS-STAR project, successfully implemented training
sessions for doctors and healthcare workers in Armenia's southern
cities of Goris and Kapan.
Links:
11. http://www.hs-star.net?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=816310dd6c-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email
The training was carried out as part of FAR's Continuing Medical
Education (CME) program, and offered participants an opportunity to
update their medical knowledge and skills. Additional workshops are
planned for the fall.
CME was created in 2005 by FAR and the FAR Fellowship Alumni
Association. One of FAR's most extensive programs, it aims to bolster
Armenia's healthcare system by giving doctors in Armenia's provinces
access to free workshops on the latest medical advances in their
field.
[12]Click here to read more.
Links:
12. http://blog.farusa.org/2012/07/24/far-health-programs-far-holds-trainings-in-goris-and-kapan-for-medical-professionals?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=816310dd6c-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email
PARISH NEWS
Armenian Church, Providence
Primate Visits Providence, RI, Parish
On Sunday, July 22, Diocesan Primate Archbishop Khajag Barsamian
visited Sts. Sahag and Mesrob Church of Providence, RI, where he
presided over the celebration of the Divine Liturgy and delivered the
day's sermon. The badarak was celebrated by the Rev. Fr. Shnork Souin,
parish pastor.
Following services, Archbishop Barsamian presided over a planning
meeting for the 2013 ACYOA General Assembly and Sports Weekend, which
will be hosted by the ACYOA chapter of Sts. Sahag and Mesrob Church.
The meeting was conducted by several members of the ACYOA Central
Council and the parish's ACYOA 2013 General Assembly and Sports Weekend
committee members. Also present were Fr. Souin, the Rev. Fr. Krikor
Sabounjian, and ACYOA executive secretary Nancy Basmajian.
Processional Cross
A new cross was donated to St. James Church by the Norehad family.
New Processional Cross Blessed in Evanston, IL
On Sunday, July 15, a new processional cross was dedicated at St. James
Church of Evanston, IL, in memory of two of the church's founding
members: the late Christine and Onnig Norehad. Parish pastor the Rev.
Fr. Hovhan Khoja-Eynatyan officiated at the dedication ceremony
following the Divine Liturgy.
The new cross was donated by the children of Christine and Onnig.
During the dedication ceremony, Fr. Khoja-Eynatyan blessed the cross
and members of the Norehad family.
Upcoming Events
Upcoming Parish Events
St. John the Baptist Church | Milwaukee, WI
St. John the Baptist Church of Milwaukee, WI, will host its annual
`Armenian Fest' on Sunday, July 29, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on church
grounds (7825 W. Layton Ave. in Milwaukee).
The celebration has been a Milwaukee tradition since the 1930s. It
features Armenian food, live music, and a cultural booth offering
Armenian books and souvenirs. [13]Click here for information.
Links:
13. http://www.armenianfest.com?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=816310dd6c-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email
St. Gregory the Illuminator Church | Chicago, IL
St. Gregory the Illuminator Church of Chicago, IL, will host its annual
`Armenian Fest' on Saturday, August 11, from 5 to 10 p.m., and Sunday,
August 12, from 12 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Enjoy lamb, chicken, and luleh kabob; live Armenian music; raffles; and
other activities. The event will be held on church grounds (6700 West
Diversey Ave. in Chicago). For information, call the church at (773)
637-1711, or [14]click here to view a flyer.
Links:
14. http://www.armenianchurch-ed.net/uploaded_files/tinymce/files/eventspdf/ChicagoFest2012.pdf?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=816310dd6c-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email
YOUTH NEWS
ASP 2012
ASP participants volunteered at FAR projects in Gyumri.
ACYOA Armenia Service Program Concludes
Participants in this year's ACYOA Armenia Service Program returned home
last Thursday after a three-week trip to Armenia.
The trip, which ran from June 29 to July 19, offered 17 young adults
from parishes across the Eastern Diocese a chance to experience
Armenia's historic, spiritual, and cultural sites, and to volunteer at
projects run by the Fund for Armenian Relief in Gyumri. This year's
program was led by the Rev. Fr. Hakob Gevorgyan, pastor of Holy Trinity
Church of Cheltenham, PA.
Click to [15]read more and to [16]view photos.
Links:
15. http://bit.ly/MJ19bF?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=816310dd6c-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email
16. http://smu.gs/MoiqlP?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=816310dd6c-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email
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]
TOP STORY
July 26, 2012
Hye Camp begins
Kids at Hye Camp enjoy an afternoon swim (file photo).
Hye Camp to Welcome Campers on Saturday
The Diocese's Midwest Hye Camp, located at Camp Hickory in Ingleside,
IL, began this week with staff training on Wednesday, July 25.
More than 120 campers are expected to take part in the weeklong camp
program, which will begin on Saturday, July 28. Jennifer Morris, the
Diocese's Youth Outreach coordinator, is overseeing the staff training
session.
Meanwhile, St. Vartan Camp, housed at the Ararat Center in upstate New
York, is preparing for the beginning of Session `C.' This final
two-week session will run July 29-August 11.
[4]Click here for information about the camps, and to visit the camp
blogs.
Links:
4. http://bit.ly/P3vQ5Q?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=816310dd6c-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email
Scripture of the Week
Is 5:1-10
1 Cor 6:18-7:11
Mt 19:3-12
Prayer of the Week
May the fire of love which you cast on the earth be kindled in our
souls; to cleanse the thoughts of our hearts and cause the light of
your knowledge to shine in us to awake us from the sleep of death and
to kindle our minds with your flame, that by day and by night we may
give you glory incessantly. Amen.
Upcoming Saints & Feasts
28 July: Sons and Grandsons of St. Gregory the Enlightener
29 July: Third Sunday after Transfiguration
30 July: Sts. Maccabees: Eleazar the Priest, Samona and Her Seven Sons
CHURCH NEWS FROM AROUND THE GLOBE
New Church in Arabkiry, Yerevan
An artist's rendering of the new church scheduled to open in Yerevan
next year.
New Armenian Church Being Built in Yerevan
A new church is being built in Yerevan's central neighborhood of
Arabkir. Once completed, the house of worship will be the second
largest church in Armenia's capital city. The building will also house
the local women and youth organizations, as well as classrooms and
halls for community use.
Some 100,000 people reside in Arabkir, which does not have an Armenian
church at present. Members of the local community say they are looking
forward to the opening of the new sanctuary, where they will be able to
gather for services and fellowship. The project, made possible by the
generosity of Louise Manoogian Simone, is expected to conclude by 2013.
[5]Click here to view a video in Armenian about the construction.
Links:
5. http://youtu.be/tYrAv2BpUQY?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=816310dd6c-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email
DIOCESAN NEWS
St. Nersess Junior High School Coference participants
Junior High School Conference participants on the steps of St. Vartan
Cathedral.
Junior High Conference Held at St. Nersess Seminary
St. Nersess Armenian Seminary held its Junior High School Conference
from July 19 to 23. Middle school students explored their faith,
learned about the traditions of the Armenian Church, and took part in
discussions about issues important to young people.
Participants also had the opportunity to visit New York's St. Vartan
Cathedral and to tour the Diocesan Center. In the evenings, they
enjoyed Armenian singing, dancing, and fellowship.
The next conference, for high school students, is scheduled for July 30
to August 7. [6]Click here to visit the seminary's website for more
information.
Links:
6. http://armenianchurch.us1.list-manage1.com/track/click?u=727aaae8ea56658ecf4a092d5&id=c998fdc939&e= 3aa2e2c3e9&utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=816310dd6c-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email
St. Hagop Church, FL
Participants in Saturday's program at St. Hagop Church pose for a group
photo ([7]click here to view the full image). Photo by Teresa
Haidarian.
Links:
7. http://gallery.mailchimp.com/727aaae8ea56658ecf4a092d5/images/St._Hagop_gathering.JPG?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese +E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=816310dd6c-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email
Diocesan Staff Give Presentations in Florida Parishes
The Diocese's Armenian Studies coordinator Gilda Kupelian and Christian
Education coordinator Elise Antreassian visited two Florida parishes
last weekend, where they made presentations and held meetings with
parish leaders and educators.
At St. Hagop Church in St. Petersburg on Saturday, July 21, they led a
program titled `Raising Children of Faith in the Armenian Tradition -
What Every Parent Should Know.' Over 30 parishioners attended,
gathering in the sanctuary for a talk on spiritual formation and a
PowerPoint survey of important Armenian historical, literary, and
cultural figures. A fellowship hour followed, during which the
community considered a parish retreat in the fall or spring.
The afternoon program was arranged by the Rev. Fr. Hovnan Demerjian,
parish pastor. St. Hagop's membership has nearly tripled in recent
years, and Fr. Demerjian has been working with the Parish Council to
plan Sunday School, youth, and cultural initiatives to serve the needs
of the growing community.
On Sunday, July 22, Diocesan staff visited Soorp Haroutiun Church in
Orlando, where more than 50 parishioners gathered for the day's
program. The parish's visiting priest, the Rev. Fr. Abraham Malkhasyan,
celebrated the Divine Liturgy.
Following services, Ms. Kupelian gave a PowerPoint presentation on the
Armenian heritage and culture. Ms. Kupelian and Ms. Antreassian then
met with the pastor, Parish Council member Rita Harvey, parishioner
Anna Stepanyan Vega, and teaching volunteers to discuss the launch of a
new Sunday School in the fall. The school will offer both Christian and
Armenian studies for the parish children and teens.
Lenten Drive
A young Sunday School student at an Easter basket sale held as part of
this year's Lenten Drive.
Sunday School Students Learn to Make a Difference
This year, Sunday Schools raised more than $14,000 as part of the
Eastern Diocese's annual Lenten Drive. Three in particular=80'St. Leon
Sunday School of Fair Lawn, NJ, Holy Virgin Mary and Shoghagat Sunday
School of Belleville, IL, and St. James Sunday School of Watertown,
MA-were at the forefront of the effort.
The money will be distributed to two charities: Feeding America, the
nation's leading domestic hunger-relief organization; and the Fund for
Armenian Relief's Nor Hajn Soup Kitchen, which serves 300 elderly and
low-income people in Armenia's Kotayk province.
Click to [8]read more and to [9]view photos.
Links:
8. http://bit.ly/Qf2RgM?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=816310dd6c-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email
9. http://smu.gs/NZakDs?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=816310dd6c-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email
DYE Catalogue
"Curriculum & Resource Catalogue" Available Online
In last week's newsletter, we announced that the 2012 "Curriculum &
Resource Catalogue" is now available online, but provided an incorrect
link for the document. To view and download the catalogue, [10]click
here.
Links:
10. http://bit.ly/NwXGgg?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=816310dd6c-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email
The catalogue outlines the basic curriculum and supplementary texts and
materials available through the Christian Education division of the
Diocese's Department of Youth and Education. Materials may be purchased
through the St. Vartan Bookstore using the order form at the end of the
catalogue.
FAR
Doctors take notes during a training session held this summer as part
of FAR's Continuing Medical Education program.
FAR Hosts Workshops for Doctors in Goris and Kapan
This summer, the Fund for Armenian Relief, in collaboration with the
USAID-funded [11]HS-STAR project, successfully implemented training
sessions for doctors and healthcare workers in Armenia's southern
cities of Goris and Kapan.
Links:
11. http://www.hs-star.net?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=816310dd6c-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email
The training was carried out as part of FAR's Continuing Medical
Education (CME) program, and offered participants an opportunity to
update their medical knowledge and skills. Additional workshops are
planned for the fall.
CME was created in 2005 by FAR and the FAR Fellowship Alumni
Association. One of FAR's most extensive programs, it aims to bolster
Armenia's healthcare system by giving doctors in Armenia's provinces
access to free workshops on the latest medical advances in their
field.
[12]Click here to read more.
Links:
12. http://blog.farusa.org/2012/07/24/far-health-programs-far-holds-trainings-in-goris-and-kapan-for-medical-professionals?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=816310dd6c-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email
PARISH NEWS
Armenian Church, Providence
Primate Visits Providence, RI, Parish
On Sunday, July 22, Diocesan Primate Archbishop Khajag Barsamian
visited Sts. Sahag and Mesrob Church of Providence, RI, where he
presided over the celebration of the Divine Liturgy and delivered the
day's sermon. The badarak was celebrated by the Rev. Fr. Shnork Souin,
parish pastor.
Following services, Archbishop Barsamian presided over a planning
meeting for the 2013 ACYOA General Assembly and Sports Weekend, which
will be hosted by the ACYOA chapter of Sts. Sahag and Mesrob Church.
The meeting was conducted by several members of the ACYOA Central
Council and the parish's ACYOA 2013 General Assembly and Sports Weekend
committee members. Also present were Fr. Souin, the Rev. Fr. Krikor
Sabounjian, and ACYOA executive secretary Nancy Basmajian.
Processional Cross
A new cross was donated to St. James Church by the Norehad family.
New Processional Cross Blessed in Evanston, IL
On Sunday, July 15, a new processional cross was dedicated at St. James
Church of Evanston, IL, in memory of two of the church's founding
members: the late Christine and Onnig Norehad. Parish pastor the Rev.
Fr. Hovhan Khoja-Eynatyan officiated at the dedication ceremony
following the Divine Liturgy.
The new cross was donated by the children of Christine and Onnig.
During the dedication ceremony, Fr. Khoja-Eynatyan blessed the cross
and members of the Norehad family.
Upcoming Events
Upcoming Parish Events
St. John the Baptist Church | Milwaukee, WI
St. John the Baptist Church of Milwaukee, WI, will host its annual
`Armenian Fest' on Sunday, July 29, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on church
grounds (7825 W. Layton Ave. in Milwaukee).
The celebration has been a Milwaukee tradition since the 1930s. It
features Armenian food, live music, and a cultural booth offering
Armenian books and souvenirs. [13]Click here for information.
Links:
13. http://www.armenianfest.com?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=816310dd6c-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email
St. Gregory the Illuminator Church | Chicago, IL
St. Gregory the Illuminator Church of Chicago, IL, will host its annual
`Armenian Fest' on Saturday, August 11, from 5 to 10 p.m., and Sunday,
August 12, from 12 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Enjoy lamb, chicken, and luleh kabob; live Armenian music; raffles; and
other activities. The event will be held on church grounds (6700 West
Diversey Ave. in Chicago). For information, call the church at (773)
637-1711, or [14]click here to view a flyer.
Links:
14. http://www.armenianchurch-ed.net/uploaded_files/tinymce/files/eventspdf/ChicagoFest2012.pdf?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=816310dd6c-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email
YOUTH NEWS
ASP 2012
ASP participants volunteered at FAR projects in Gyumri.
ACYOA Armenia Service Program Concludes
Participants in this year's ACYOA Armenia Service Program returned home
last Thursday after a three-week trip to Armenia.
The trip, which ran from June 29 to July 19, offered 17 young adults
from parishes across the Eastern Diocese a chance to experience
Armenia's historic, spiritual, and cultural sites, and to volunteer at
projects run by the Fund for Armenian Relief in Gyumri. This year's
program was led by the Rev. Fr. Hakob Gevorgyan, pastor of Holy Trinity
Church of Cheltenham, PA.
Click to [15]read more and to [16]view photos.
Links:
15. http://bit.ly/MJ19bF?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=816310dd6c-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email
16. http://smu.gs/MoiqlP?utm_source=Eastern+Diocese+E-Newsletter&utm_campaign=816310dd6c-February_9_20122_9_2012&utm_medium=email