Coronation charge
Armodoxy for Today: Coronation Like so many people, I watched the Coronation of King Charles III Saturday morning, here on the West Coast of America. Yes, I said many people. […]
Entries by Vazken Movsesian
Matagh for a Vow
Untold stories from the Youth Ministries Center Today’s episode: Matagh Armenians have a custom, which is blessed by the Church, of making vows which are paid for by sacrifice to […]
Archbishop Hovnan – 20th Anniversary as Diocesan Primate
“Prayer Mirrors Your Life” – Archbishop Hovnan Derderian. A special video prepared on the 20th anniversary of his primacy of the Western Diocese of the Armenian Church
AI Samples-2
This second run of questions focuses on peace: Answers from AI. Interesting that when I wrote in Western Armenian (first question), ChatGPT responded in Western Armenian spelling, but Eastern Armenian […]
Impossible Forgiveness
It was 20 years ago today: Untold Stories from the Youth Ministry Center Today’s Episode: Impossible Forgiveness There would soon be nothing to celebrate on Cinco de Mayo for the […]
Rejected Scholarships
It was 20 years ago today: Untold Stories from the Youth Ministry Center Today’s Episode: Rejected Scholarships The after-school mentoring program was offered to students from the Glendale cluster of […]
Jesus Blankets
It was 20 years ago today: Between the years 2003 and 2016 we ran an experiment in an area of Glendale, California known as “Ground Zero,” a place that Armenian […]
Suspended Angel
It was 20 years ago: Untold stories from the Youth Ministry Center Today’s Inspiration: Suspended Angel Barouyr* was a troubled kid. He was a 10th grader at Hoover High School […]
Post-Genocide: A Global Calling
Post-Genocide: A Global Calling Next Step #773 – April 27, 2023 – Post Genocide Remembrance edition. 108 years removed from the Genocide, what are the take-aways of remembrance and commemoration? […]
20 years ago: Helix, Church & State
It was 20 years ago today: Helix, Church & State Armenians were the first nation to accept Christianity. It is a historical fact which may not always translate into expressions […]
