In Sight
We Are in Uncharted Waters…
This past Sunday was a beautiful day in many ways. I was reminded of simpler times of family and the joys of youth. But that wasn’t only it.
I experienced something new, fresh and exciting. My wife and I participated in the inaugural Bishop’s 5K Run/Walk in the Boston area. This was the third of three regional events held
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Thank you for the overdue article by Mr. Piligian. The diversified Armenians need leaders who are aware of the 21st century’s needs, and as very conspicuous billboards in Hayastan’s busy streets recently proclaim in Armenian “We are different but we are for the same thing”.
This is wonderful news.
Comparisons of our clergy with those of other churches – Anglican, Catholic and various versions of the protestant churches, expose a desperate deficiency in quality, knowledge, training in religious teaching, able to give a sensible sermon etc etc.
Unfortunately I have not had the good fortune to meet Bishop Daniel Findikyan, but from where I am, he appears to be a rare clergyman, the kind we dreadfully need.
God bless him.