Patsy for our Questions
Next Step #396: Healthy conversations and dialogues with God for the New Year and beyond; Starting from the Theophany and forgiving; Questions we’re too embarrassed and ashamed to ask and […]
Entries by Vazken Movsesian
2015 Year End
Next Step #395: Some year end thoughts, about the Centennial, the challenge to be, the quest for courage and the audacity to proclaim victory. Taking off on Christ’s words, “Courage, […]
Slipstreaming Christmas Carols
Next Step #394: Picking up on a challenge and listening for the change that comes from within. This is a special Christmas Eve edition where Fr. Vazken shares some music […]
Venting Advent
Next Step #393: The Advent Season is one of preparation for Christmas. Here Fr. Vazken discusses the season and Christmas as a living expression for today. First a look at […]
The 100 Year Journey – IS NOW ONLINE –
[vc_row][vc_column width=”1/1″][vc_column_text] The 100 Year Journey – IS NOW ONLINE – A commemorative art installation for the centennial of the Armenian Genocide. Artworks by Gregory Beylerian & Produced by Father […]
When a Cross is Not a Cross
Next Step #392: Can the symbol of Christianity mean any more or any less when elevated in a battle field or in our life. Fr. Vazken reflects on comments made […]
GOR MKHITARIAN / IN HIS SHOES NEW ALBUM IS PASSPORT FOR SOCIAL CHANGE
8 December 2015 For Immediate Release Los Angeles, California – Social issues and change are the focus of a new album by singer/songwriter Gor Mkhitarian, to be produced in collaboration […]
Abandoning the Cloud
Next Step #391: Cloud storage and cloudy religion. Bringing the faith down to Earth where it was intended to be in a quest for peace. Fr. Vazken shares thoughts on […]
Pilgrims before Thanksgiving
Next Step #390: In this Thanksgiving edition, pilgrims move throughout California in a spiritual quest – Central Valley & Northern Cal Churches are the sacred spots for this group – […]
Fallen at Ani
One of the only standing Armenian churches in the background of this collapsed structure The fallen City of Ani is referred to as the City of a thousand-and-one churches. […]
