Join us at the St. Hagop Advent Candlelight Dinner and hear our parishioners share testimonies of Faith, Hope, Love and Ministry. The event is on Wednesday, December 5, 2018 from 6:30-8:30pm at The Shahnasarian Hall and is a Potluck style dinner. Please use this link https://www.PerfectPotluck.com/OYSF5614 or the sign-up board during Sunday fellowship to register your dish by December…
Save the date for the annual Boreg Bake Off on Sunday, December 2nd after Badarak in Shahnasarian Hall. This is always a special event and we look forward to tasting all the delicious entries. So start planning to join us for another fun filled contest and see who wins this year!
Whether you are 3, 30, or 103, everyone has a SONG to sing, a STORY or POEM to tell, a DANCE to perform, a SKIT to present, or music to play on your woodwind, brass, string or percussion INSTRUMENT. Be a part of the ST. HAGOP TALENT SHOW! Your selection can be funny, serious or…
Join us to celebrate the 11th Anniversary of St. Hagop’s Consecration on 10/13/18 from 6:30-9:30 PM (sunset at 7PM) at The Tides Beach Club. Please bring a dish to share! We will also have wines, cheeses, music, dancing and much more! The Tides Beach Club is located at 16650 Gulf Blvd, North Redington Beach, FL.…
St. Hagop operates on the generous in-kind contributions of our members. This Spring and Summer we express our gratitude to: David & Nancy for our driveway resurfacing, Leon and Sharon for our Lenten Altar and Gerezman, Dr. George & Debbie for our repairing our cement walkways, Jack and Andy for our festival sign, Joseph & Angele for our new…
The ACYOA Central Council are selling pins with the ACYOA logo to raise money for its youth ministries and the important Save the Tomb Project to restore Holy Sites in Jerusalem entrusted to Armenians. The pins will be for sale after church for $5, and $.50 will go towards the project. Please see Mallory Maslar or Linda Maslar…
Join us at the Shahnasarian Hall on Tuesday April 24th at 7PM to view “They Shall Not Perish,” the story of the men and women who worked to save the Armenian people and other minorities in the wake of the genocide perpetrated by the Ottoman government in Turkey. The film is one hour long.