Our children are brushing up on the Hayr Mer in Sunday School, which led to a good question from the kids: Why do we open our arms and turn up our palms as we pray the Lord’s Prayer? I don’t know if you have wondered that, but there is much significance in this detail. Because…
Enjoy David Kazarian’s heartfelt and entertaining words on the importance of stewardship
“We have been filled, with your good things, O Lord, by tasting of your Body and Blood. Glory in the highest to you who sustain us.” My uncle Joe Sarkisian passed away last year, after a long life. He was the brother of my grandfather and my favorite great uncle. He taught us to play…
by John Arsenault Hello, I am John Arsenault and I am an Armenian. I would like to thank Der Hovnan and the parish council for the opportunity to speak to you today briefly about Stewardship. But first, let me explain my personal Armenian heritage. My father Mike Arsenault passed away last month. He was well…
“Truly I tell you, this poor widow has put in more than all…” Mk 12:43 This week I was surprised to see two thick Pinellas County voting ballots in our mail. Those of you who live in Pinellas have surely received your ballots also. What are we voting for now? Well, a few precincts will…
“No one finds security by wickedness, but the root of the righteous will never be moved.” -Prov. 12:3 I am reading a book called Boomerang by Michael Lewis, he is the financial journalist who wrote the Big Short and Moneyball. A common theme that comes up in his books are that the security of financial systems are…