A Day at the Meta Lab
Inspiration In The Making: From coffee rituals to AR Breakthroughs, how innovation fuels the Epostle Vision. There’s a kind of rhythm that forms when Father Vazken Movsesian and I (Gregory […]
Entries by Gregory
Welcome Epostle’s Latest Team Members.
Epostle’s Social Media & Marketing Team: Bridging Humanity Through Faith, Technology, and Service In a historic proclamation, His Eminence Archbishop Hovnan Derderian affirmed Epostle as a global mission of the […]
Western Diocese Hosts Special Livestream for Armenian Christmas
Western Diocese Hosts Special Livestream for Armenian Christmas at St. Leon Cathedral Burbank, CA. January 8, 2026 During the Theophany service, Archbishop Derderian proclaims Epostle as a global Missionary of […]
Reflections on Peace, Technology, and the Human Soul
A conversation at Monrovia Canyon Park with Father Vazken Movsesian and Gregory Beylerian, October 27th, 20025 n the serene embrace of Monrovia Canyon Park, under a canopy of rustling leaves […]
Father Vazken and the mystery of Forgiveness
In the first episode of Dust & Glory, Sona sits down with Fr. Vazken Movsesian, an Armenian Orthodox priest whose ministry and message have touched generations. Together, they explore […]
Sunday Expressions Premiered
A Message for Today. Every Sunday at 9AM Pacific, 12Noon Eastern, 6PM Europe, 8PM Armenia. A collaboration of the Western Diocese Media Department and ePostle.net. https://epostle.net/sunday-expressions and on the Epostle […]
When I started to cry for Artsakh | Interview with Gala Danilova
Gala Danilova, a refugee from Artsakh (Nagorna-Karabakh) discusses the process of exile from their home, and how to balance the feelings of hatred and sorrow with the power of love. […]
Cars and Coffee for Artsakh 2024
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Father Vazken visits St. Nersess Seminary
In New York State, very close to the Connecticut border, there is a small town of almost 3,500 residents called Armonk. It’s an interesting name indeed, considering there is an […]
Why Korean?
Our story in the last newsletter about Epostle’s multiple language broadcasts stirred up interest as to why? Readers understood translation into Spanish, French and even Arabic, considering there are sizeable […]
