Bread & Salt: Let There be Food
One of the most commonly uttered Armenian prayers is the “Jashagestsook”: the prayer recited before meals in countless Armenian homes every evening.
One of the most commonly uttered Armenian prayers is the “Jashagestsook”: the prayer recited before meals in countless Armenian homes every evening.
Having progressed more than a week into Lent, many church members are probably starting to feel discomfort—maybe even regret—about their decision to “give up” some favorite food item for 40 days.
So many Armenian expressions have their roots in the Bible, liturgy and faith. Learn some of these common sayings in our latest podcast.
Consider the humble snowflake: complex, delicate, utterly unique. What might it tell us about Creation—and about the God who created all things?
Often Christians assume that depression or anxiety are caused by lack of faith in God’s providence or ungratefulness for God’s blessings. More tragically, some assume that these disorders are punishment for sinfulness. Fr. Mesrop Ash reflects on his personal journey and ways one can seek […]
Meet the artist who tattoos Holy Land pilgrims. Arpi Nakashian speaks with Wassim Razzouk, whose family of Christian Copts has been inking tattoos on pilgrims to Jerusalem for 500 years.