Prompted by this week’s news from Artsakh–involving the closure of the road connecting it to Armenia, and the shutting down of its gas supplies–Diocesan Primate Fr. Mesrop Parsamyan sent a “call to action” to the faithful of the Eastern Diocese.
A December of Heartache, 34 Years Ago
Wednesday, December 7, marks 34 years since the earthquake that rocked Armenia. December of 1988 was a time of heartache for all Armenians. But its aftermath brought our people together, opened a new path in our national history, and offered lessons that remain powerful, and meaningful, in our present day.
Sustain Your Church, with Double the Impact
Join the worldwide #GivingTuesday movement today, Tuesday, November 29, by offering a gift to the Eastern Diocese. And thanks a a $10,000 matching gift challenge, your gift today will have double the impact!
A Prayer for Veterans Day
On this day, November 11, 2022, the Eastern Diocese remembers those who have served, fought, and sacrificed in war.
Two Years After the Ceasefire
Today marks a very solemn milestone in the modern history of the Armenian people. It was two years ago, on November 9, 2020, that the Artsakh war ended, after 44 days of brutal conflict, initiated through an unprovoked surprise attack on our homeland.