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Forced Into Genocide: Memoirs of an Armenian Soldier in the Ottoman Turkish Army
Edited By Adrienne G. Alexanian
The riveting memoir of Yervant Edward Alexanian, an eyewitness to the massacre and dislocation of his family and countrymen in Ottoman Turkey during World War I.
Product ID: 418/Book – Price $34.95
Books are signed by editor/author
Lessons Learned in Disaster Mental Health: The Earthquake in Armenia and Beyond
By Dr. Armen Goenjian and the Psychiatric Outreach Team Experts for Armenia
A comprehensive overview of the extensive post-disaster mental health recovery program implemented after the 1988 Armenian earthquake..
Product ID: 402/Book – Price $25.00
All Proceeds go to AMAA
Deli Sarkis: The Scars
He Carried
By Ellen Sarkisian Chesnut
The story of Deli Sarkis, an Armenian who witnessed first-hand the atrocities of the Armenian Genocide of 1915-1923.
Product ID: 385/Book – Price $14.95
The Hero of Musa Dagh
By M. Kay Nanian
Illustrations by Mariam Dashtoyan
The book is dedicated to the true Hero of Musa Dagh – Badveli (Reverend) Dikran Antreassian (1888-1961)
Product ID: 417/Book – Price $10.00
Houshamadyan: Commemorative Book on the 175th Anniversary of the Armenian Evangelical Church
Compiled By Rev. Dr. Vahan H. Tootikian, AEWC Executive Director • Published by the Armenian Evangelical World Council
The Hooshamadyan is the modern history of the Armenian Evangelical Church. In the words of the editor, Rev. Tootikian, “It depicts the highlights
of the Armenian Evangelical Church and presents a panoramic view, utilizing important primary and secondary sources.” Book Review
Product ID: 434/Book – Price $20.00
A House in the Homeland: Armenian Pilgrimages to Places of Ancestral Memory
By Carel Bertram
A powerful examination of soulful journeys made to recover memory and recuperate stolen pasts in the face of unspeakable histories.
Product ID: 415/Book – Price $25.00
Գրականաշունչ Պտոյտ՝ Այբուբենի Տառերուն Հետ
A Literary Inspired Stroll with the Letters of the Alphabet
Հեղինակ՝ Լեւոն Շառոյեան
By Levon Sharoyan
Հատորը իր բնոյթով թէեւ գերազանցապէս քերականական գործ մը մը նկատուի, սակայն գրի առնուած է դիւրամատչելի լեզուով ու կրնայ ընթերցանութեան գիրքի մը պէս հազասահ կարդացուիլ՝ իր մայրենի լեզուն բարելաւելու եւ անոր ուղղագրական կանոններուն ծանօթանալու ցանկութիւն ունեցող ամէն տարիքի հայորդիի կողմէ։
By its nature, the volume, though it can be considered primarily a grammatical work, has been written in an accessible language and can be read like a perusal volume, for any Armenian-born who desires to improve the mastery of his mother tongue and get acquainted with the rules of her orthography.
Product ID: 416/Book – Price $15.00
Փոքրիկ Իշխանը
The Little Prince
Հեղինակ՝ Անթուան Տը Սէնթ Էքզիւպէրի
By Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
Սիրուած դասական պատմութիւն երիտասարդ արքայազնի ճանապարհորդութիւններու մասին տիեզերքի մէջ։ Հեքիաթ՝ միայնութեան եւ կորուստի, սիրոյ եւ ընկերութեան մասին։
Beloved classic story of a young prince’s travels throughout space. A profound tale about loneliness and loss, and love and friendship.
Product ID: 400/Book – Price $5.00
Յուշամատեան Հայաստանեայց Աւետարանական Եկեղեցւոյ – Memoirs of the Armenian Evangelical Church (In Armenian)
Կազմաւորում եւ Խմբագրութիւն՝ Վեր. Դոկտ. Վահան Յ. Թութիկեան
Compiled and Edited by Rev. Dr. Vahan H. Tootikian, AEWC Executive Director
Rev. Dr. Vahan H. Tootikian edited and launched the commemorative publication of a memoir entitled, “Houshamadyan (Յուշամատեան) on the Occasion of the 175th Anniversary of the Armenian Evangelical Church.”
Հրատարակութիւն՝ Հայ Աւետարանական Համաշխարհային Խորհուրդի
Read Review
Published by the Armenian Evangelical World Council
Product ID: 412/Book – Price $20.00
Heaven’s Passport: For a Fuller Life on Earth
By Carnegie Calian, Ph.D.
Each of us is created in God’s image, the imago Dei, with all that implies about our lives to be spiritually empowered to leave the world a better, more just, and humane place honoring God’s creation. Readers will use this book not only as a resource for strengthening their own inner sense of living under God’s grace, but also as one’s biblical passport.
Product ID: 411/Book – Price $10.00
Angel of Aleppo
By M. Kay Nanian
Illustrations by Mariam Dashtoyan
The story of Reverend Hovhannes Eskijian, who risked his life to save children in Aleppo, Syria during the Armenian Genocide of 1915.
Product ID: 410/Book – Price $10.00
Armenia, Mon Amour: Ten Europeans Speak
Svante Lundgren & Serafim Seppälä (Eds.)
Ten non-Armenian friends of Armenia describe their love for this country. In perceptive, moving and funny essays they describe dramatic events, lasting friendships, political struggles. We here about lavash and brandy, genocide and revival, Yerevan and small mountain villages in Armenia and Artsakh.
Product ID: 409/Book – Price $30.00
The Armenians of Musa Dagh: From Obscurity to Genocide Resistance and Fame 1840-1915
By Vahram Shemmassian, Ph.D.
A comprehensive history of the people of Musa Dagh, who rose to prominence with their resistance to the Genocide in 1915. The book demonstrates that this was a period of great change, during which the Musa Dagh Armenians transitioned from an isolated and largely unknown people to a collectivity that prepared to defend its national identity and rights against an increasingly discriminatory and oppressive Ottoman Empire.
Product ID: 408/Book– Price: $30.00
Pointed Reflections
By Rev. Dr. Vartkes Kassouni
Beginning in 1955, when Rev. Dr. Vartkes Kassouni was the Student Assistant Minister in the Armenian Presbyterian Church, West New York, NJ (currently in Paramus, NJ), and ending in 2007, as Pastor of Morningside Presbyterian Church, Fullerton, CA, Rev. Dr. Kassouni has written hundreds of articles for churches he has served. They contain inspirational, educational, theological, social and motivational thoughts for the reader’s growth in faith and life. Read Book Review
Product ID: 383/Book
Price: Donation plus shipping and handling. All donations will benefit Syria Relief Fund.
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Points of Life
By Rev. Dr. Vartkes Kassouni
The story of a thoughtful Pastor who experiences life’s positive and negative encounters and considers their impact on his life and ministry. The reader of these 251 pages will discover a man of deep faith who has an open mind and a heart inspired by the love of Christ.
Product ID: 381/Book – Price $15.00
Eastern Armenian Bible (Ararat – New Revised Edition)
Black, soft cover
Product ID: 510/Bible – Price: $20.00
Map of Salvation DVD
Mann Pictures
This film tells about the humanist movement that emerged as a wave of protest and resistance during human tragedies in the end of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th centuries, especially the Armenian Genocide. The film is a documentary and is built on the basis of actual events only. The heroes of the film are humanists known to history, real people, who have witnessed the massacres of the Armenians.
Product ID: 405/DVD – One copy per household
Price: Donation
plus 5.00 per DVD for shipping & handling
Armenian Ethnic Identity in Context: Empirical and Psychosocial Perspective
A collection of works by Hagop Der-Karabetian
Product ID: 404CO-HU/Book – Price $20.00
One copy per household
All proceeds will go to Haigazian University
The Genesis and Early Development of the Armenian Missionary Association of America
By Rev. Dr. Vahan H. Tootikian
This volume is a timely celebration of the Centennial of the Armenian Missionary Association of America, authored by a uniquely qualified church historian, minister and theologian.
Rev. Dr. Vahan H. Tootikian is a teacher of the Armenian Evangelical community worldwide and has worked diligently to have a complete history of the birth and maturation of the AMAA. As he puts it in his concluding paragraphs, this is not only a “retrospective” look at the history of the AMAA, but also an “introspective” study of the lessons we learn from that history. It is also a “prospective” direction of the AMAA within the larger context of the hopes and aspirations of the entire Armenian community in America and abroad. Read Review
Product ID: 403/Book – Price $20.00
History of the Armenian Evangelical Churches of North and South America
Published by AEUNA
History of AEUNA churches, their founders, locations, pastors, leaders, and programs.
Product ID: 401CO/Book – Price $10.00
Սուրբ Գրային Հերոսներ Մովսէս եւ Հովնան – Heroes of the Bible: Moses and Jonah
Published by AEUNA
Story book in Armenian for ages 5-10 (includes CD).
Product ID: 509CO/Book – Price $10.00
Armenian English Diglot New Testament
Western Armenian and Today’s English version
Product ID: 508/Bible – Price $15.00
History of Armenian Christianity (Second printing)
By Leon Arpee
An objective overview of the Christian pilgrimage of the Armenian people throughout the centuries.
Product ID: 366/Book – Price $25.00
A Century of Armenian Protestantism 1846-1946 (Second printing)
By Leon Arpee
The Author recounts the history of the Armenian Evangelical Movement from its beginning to 1946.
Product ID: 365/Book – Price $15.00
Musa Dagh Girl
By Virginia Matosian Apelian
Daughter of Armenian Genocide Survivors, the author tells of her loving upbringing against a dark historical background.
Product ID: 414/Book – Price $30.00
The Recipes of Musa Dagh
By Alberta, Anna and Louisa Magzanian
An Armenian Cookbook in a Dialect of its Own – The recipes of Victoria Chaparian Magzanian. The Magzanian sisters have teamed up to produce this wonderful cookbook, preserving the distinct cooking of Musa Dagh, and with it, many of the stories of village and mountain where they lived.
Product ID: 364CO/Cookbook – Price $19.50
The Martyred Armenian Writers 1915-1922: An Anthology
By Herand M. Markarian
An anthology of literary works of thirteen most prominent Armenian martyred writers. It includes their bios, literary accomplishments and literary characteristics. The book also contains samples of the works of the writers, translated from the original Armenian texts.
Product ID: 362C/Book – Price $20.00
The Youth Home of Istanbul: A Story of the Remnants’ Return
By Hrant Guzelian
The story of Hrant Güzelian’s search and rescue operations of Islamized Armenian youth in historic Armenia. Güzelian, who was a survivor of the Armenian Genocide, founded the Youth Home of Istanbul in the basement of the Armenian Evangelical Church of Gedik Pasha and dedicated his life to searching and rescuing hundreds of Islamized Armenian youth living in historic Armenia, among whom were Hrant and Rakel Dink.
Product ID: 357/Book – Price $20.00
Renewed Faith: A Historical Review of the First Armenian Evangelical Church of Beirut, Lebanon DVD
Directed by Hratch A. Tokatlian
“Renewed Faith,” directed by Hratch A. Tokatlian and produced by the Armenian Evangelical Cultural Association, begins with the history of the Evangelical movement in Constantinople, moves on to the establishment of the Armenian Evangelical community in Beirut during the 1920s and focuses on the First Armenian Evangelical Church’s history from 1922 and onward.
Product ID: CO359/DVD – Price $12.50
Exploring Our Faith: In the Words of the Apostles’ Creed
By Rev. Peter B. Doghramji, Ph.D.
In this book, Rev. Dr. Peter Doghramji, with inspiring zeal and profound theological reflection, explores the implications of the basic tenets of the Church in our daily lives. Rev. Dr. Doghramji’s attempt to “explore our faith” is to discover living truths in the creed that will open our eyes and minds, our “logos” to the LOGOS who lives among us and in us. The book is dedicated to the Armenian Martyrs who explored their faith and died for it.
Product ID: 358/Book – Price $10.00
The Armenian Answer To The Armenian Question
By Richard Melikian
This book is not about the past. It is about the future. Though I consider it a wise thing to try and understand how and why the Armenian Genocide took place, that information and historical data is well documented. Numerous writers and historians have written excellent pieces on the events that took place in the first genocide of this century. But let us not dwell solely upon the sorrows that occurred. Let us press on to better shape the present so that the future will hold that much fewer of such similar tragedies. From this point on you are invited to join me in a walk into the future of the Armenian people. Where are we headed? What direction will you choose to follow? Join me as we ask the questions necessary to lead ourselves out of the early 1900’s and into citizens of the 21st century. –Richard G. Melikian
Product ID: 355CO/Book – Price $12.00
Armenian Evangelicals’ Challenge to Religious Extremism: The Growing Influence of Fundamentalism in Armenian Evangelical Churches
By Dr. Arthur Salibian
Armenian Evangelicals’ Challenge to Religious Extremism is a collection of articles written in response to the increasing influence of American Fundamentalism in Armenian Evangelical churches in North America. The book highlights the differences between Armenian Evangelicals’ past as a community tolerant to diversity and its present leadership that is attempting to impose doctrinal uniformity in the churches. In doing so, the pathway for Armenian Evangelicals to reclaim their ecumenical heritage, and challenge Fundamentalism, is laid out.
Product ID: 361/Book – Price $8.00
The Armenian Genocide Evidence from the German Foreign Office Archives, 1915-1916
Compiled and edited by Wolfgang Gust
In close to 800 pages the book contains hundreds of telegrams, letters and reports from German consular officials in the Ottoman Empire to the Foreign Office in Berlin which describe in graphic and shocking detail the unfolding genocide of the Armenians.
Product ID: 349/Book – Price $75.00
I Shall Not Die
By Rev. Nerses Sarian
The personal accounts of Rev. Nerses Sarian’s survival story during the Armenian Genocide and a record of the miracles of grace that he has experienced. As a picture of the Church in persecution, this story has the great virtue of being a firsthand account from one who was directly involved.
Product ID: 347/Book – Price $12.00
The Armenian Evangelical World Council (in English and Armenian)
By Rev. Vahan Tootikian, D.Min.
Published at the beginning of this Centennial year of the Armenian Genocide, the bilingual volume is appropriately dedicated to the blessed memory of the one and a half million Armenians who became victims of the first genocide of the 20th century, perpetrated by Ottoman Turkey. The text focuses on the history and accomplishments of the Armenian Evangelical World Council (AEWC) since its inception in 1978. Rev. Tootikian provides important background on the establishment of organizations that preceded the AEWC
Product ID: 356CO/Book – Price $22.95
