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Hrair Hawk Khatcherian devoted most of his presentation as part of the Armenian Cultural Month observance at St. John to his latest book, Khatchkar. Beautifully produced and photographed, the 500-page coffee table book is an impressive document of Armenian religious stone carvings.
The month of October is known as “The Cultural Month” for Armenians throughout the world. It is during this month that Armenian churches, organizations and people commemorate the memory of the Holy Translators who created the Golden Age of Armenian Literature in the fifth century.
A special observance of the 30th Anniversary of Armenia’s independence Day took place, on Sunday, September 26, at the Milwaukee Armenian Community & Cultural Center in Greenfield, WI.
I hear it all the time: “Our worship services in the Armenian Church are too long.” “The service on Sunday is in a strange language and I can’t understand what’s going on.” “I can’t relate to it.” “It’s not relevant to my everyday life.” “I don’t have time.”
The Milwaukee Armenian Cultural Committee is happy to announce that the first dance rehearsal will begin on Sunday, October 10, @ 3pm, under the direction of Mr. Hrachya Kostanyan of Hamazkayin Sartarabad Dance Ensemble of Chicago.
The rehearsal will take place at Milwaukee Armenian Community Center in Greenfield, WI. For more information kindly contact the church office.
On July 18, over one thousand visitors crowded onto the grounds of St. John the Baptist Armenian Church in suburban Greenfield for the return of Milwaukee Armenian Fest. The annual festival was cancelled last year from COVID-19
Armenian Summer Fest in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Join us with your family and friends for a day of great food, live music and dancing for the entire family.
Rev. Fr. Guregh Hambardzumyan returned to his new home following 40 days of seclusion. It was the newly ordained priest’s first Sunday celebrating divine liturgy at St. John the Baptist Armenian Church in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Diocesan Primate Bishop Daniel Findikyan traveled to Milwaukee, WI, to preside over the ceremonies and confer the sacrament of Holy Orders on Dn. Albert Hambardzumyan. The ordination took place at St. John the Baptist Church of Metro Milwaukee,
St. John Armenian Church of Milwaukee, WI, cordially invites you to the ordination of its pastor Rev. Deacon Albert Hambardzumyan. Saturday, April 10, 2021@10:00am. Celebratory Banquet @ 3:00 pm. The service will be livestreamed on church’s Facebook page.
