He defied the injustices of worldly powers, to shine a light of Truth through his suffering. That’s one way to describe the ministry of Jesus. But it also describes the role of Christian martyrs through the ages—including our Armenian Martyrs of 1915.
Armenian Christians across the globe are commemorating this day, April 24, as the “Feast of the Holy Martyrs of the Armenian Genocide.”
Who would have imagined, just two months ago, how Armenian Church life would have to change so abruptly? A longtime deacon of the church offers a reflection.
For “National Doctors Day” (March 30), offer a prayer for physicians and others working on our behalf: doctors, nurses, EMTs, medical researchers, technicians, orderlies, pharmacists; health, hospital, and hospice workers of all kinds. Here’s an example:
The doors of our churches may be closed, but faithful Armenian Christians are finding creative ways to connect with each other and join together in prayer, worship, and spiritual reflection.
