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Outreach Ministry

St. Hagop has served a variety of humanitarian causes – non-secular and secular -outside its parish. These efforts have included providing funds for Syrian Christian relief, Armenian orphans, and the Fund for Armenian Relief. The parish has also been active in hands-on efforts inclusive of preparing and serving food to indigent people in Pinellas County, and participating in roadside cleanup projects. Elderly, disabled, and otherwise disenfranchised people in need are of special interest to this ministry. Contact Grace Austin.

A Very Active 2024 for St. Hagop Mission Armenia!

St. Hagop’s “Mission Armenia” ministry continues its support of various worthy causes in Armenia, focusing on direct aid and faith-based projects. This year our support included providing relief to families of fallen heroes, injured and displaced people of Artsakh, Armenian church communities, education efforts and more. 17-year-old Burn Victim 17-year-old Nelson was one of the…

Family & Friends CPR Course-Jan 19

Must RSVP by Jan 12th The St. Hagop events committee has scheduled a “Family and Friends CPR” (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) course, provided by the St. Anthony’s Hospital Faith Community Nursing on Sunday Jan 19th in our church hall. The session is intended to train all interested in learning how to save a life, specifically it includes:  Adult, child…

St. Hagop Mission Armenia Work Continues in 2024!

The Mission Armenia Committee met again this Summer, recommending worthy projects to the Parish Council who approved 3 projects for support: 1) The FAR/AYO Happy Camper Project, supporting 2 disadvantaged children to attend summer camp. 2) SOAR’s Sponsorship Program for Wounded Warrior Families supporting the Galstyan, Khachatryan & Abrahamyan families 3) Continued support of a…

Dr. George & Yn. Anna Armenia Outreach 2022

Thanks to St. Hagop’s “Mission Armenia” initiative and the support of our community, the Traveling Doctors of Armenia, headed by Dr. Armine Barkhudaryan, was able to treat hundreds of patients in remote villages in Armenia and Artsakh.  The first medical trip took place in early June, in 4 villages of the vulnerable Shushi region of…