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Diaspora

Bishop Daniel Findikyan’s “Antranig” Badarak in America

NEW YORK, NY—On May 18, the Primate of the Eastern American Diocese, Bishop Daniel Findikyan, celebrated his first Episcopal badarak…

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In Sight

Women and the Armenian Church: Breaking the Patriarchal Barriers

When we consider the pillars of our communal life, the Armenian family is an obvious choice—a source of pride through…

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In Sight

A Time of Renewal and a Hopeful Season for Change

According to the calendar, it’s springtime! Wait…don’t look outside. Just imagine what spring is defined as. With the trees and…

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A Word from the Editor

Restoring Respect in our Sacred Spaces

I have never felt more incomplete walking out of church than I did on Easter Sunday. Something was stirring, and…

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Commentary

On Strengthening Our Sunday Schools

Parenting has always been an expression of love. We live to see our kids healthy and happy.  Often, we even…

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Commentary

Calling All Baby Boomer Armenians and Their Kids…

Like many Armenians in the “baby boomer” generation, I grew up as part of a tight-knit ethnic community.  We were…

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Commentary

Less Dividing, More Conquering in the Armenian Church

Our church has an “elephant in the room.” In fact, we probably have an entire herd, but I am referring…

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Diaspora

Young Armenian Couples Connect With Prelate

UPPER SADDLE RIVER, NJ—Archbishop Anoushavan Tanielian, Prelate of the Eastern Prelacy of the Armenian Apostolic Church of America, presided over…

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Commentary

Paralyzed by Protocol

Change is a part of life. Right now, change is forced upon us by external factors over which we have…

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Commentary

An Opportunity Lost

Armenians in the eastern U.S. are witnessing a unique “changing of the guards” in the leadership of the Apostolic Church.…

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