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Our mission is to serve the physical and spiritual needs of our people both at home and overseas. To fulfill this worldwide mission, we maintain a range of educational, evangelistic, relief, social service, church and child care ministries in 24 countries around the world. Our mission and service ministry is made possible through the Grace of God and by the gifts of individuals and churches who are committed to fulfilling the Great Commission.
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Our Daily Bread in Armenian
Nshanakir/Նշանագիր – Rev. Nishan Bakalian’s Reports & Thoughts From Lebanon
- On My Head19.On My Head (31 October 2018) One of those essential phrases anyone living in the Arab world needs to know is “on my Inspired by Lark on the Move, you have to find where Maria and Linda are. In the equivalent of an ancient Roman narthex! (13 Oct. 2018 – Baalbek, Lebanon) head”, or, […]
- Raise Your Voice18.Raise Your Voice (29 September 2018) First day of school at the Armenian Evangelical College, one of the network of schools in Syria and Lebanon run by the Union. Haigazian’s Philibosian Student Center (formerly “Webb” building) is in the left background. (25 Sept. 2018 – Kantari, Beirut. Photo courtesy of Rev. Hrayr Cholakian) Adjusting […]
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Armenian Evangelical Union of North America Board of Directors Meeting hosted by Armenian Memorial Church in Watertown, MA. #Armenia #Missionary #Nonprofit #Armenian #Christian #Evangelism #Culture #Humanitarian #Bible #Faith #AMAA #Board #of #Directors
God our help and hope when waters rise, you brought Israel safely through the sea. Sustain all those who seek to save others, so that they may repair the ruined cities, raise up the devastations, and be the restorers of streets to live in; through Jesus Christ, our eternal Savior. (based on Isaiah 58, 61) #prayersforcalifornia #california #wildfire #prayer #christian #hope #faith #overcome
Honorees and Presenters honoring incredible Foundations: TF Educational Foundation, Stephen Philibosian and Conte Foundations, and Sheen Family Trust #AMAA #Armenian #Missionary #Association of #America #nonprofit #Centennial #Celebration #100years of #faith #legacy #foundation #trust #family
Banquet Co-Chairs behind a AMAA’s successful Centennial Celebratory Banquet #AMAA #Armenian #Missionary #Association of #America #nonprofit #Centennial #Celebration #100years of #faith #legacy
Check out Elise Kalfayan’s Reflections from the AMAA 2018 Centennial Tour in Armenia! Link in bio
SOLD OUT On the occasion of AMAA’s Centennial, celebratory banquets and gatherings have been organized throughout the world. AMAA members and friends are invited and encouraged to attend, celebrate and commemorate this special milestone together. Representatives from various Unions, Churches and Communities will gather to pay homage to the Founders, Philanthropists and Volunteers who have brought the AMAA forward, 100 years later! LOS ANGELES: Saturday, October 20th The Biltmore Hotel, Crystal Ballroom… Read More
This summer, Armenia was the gathering point for nearly 150 youth and leaders from Armenian Evangelical churches and Unions the world over, as the Armenian Missionary Association of America (AMAA) celebrates the centennial of its founding with an “All-Armenian Evangelical Youth Conference.
THE POWER OF
“We’ve got to do something”
“Without commitment, nothing happens.”
T.D. Jakes
Two Thousand Eighteen is the 30th anniversary of the devastating earthquake in Armenia which took place on December 7, 1988.
It is also the 100th anniversary of the Armenian Missionary Association of America.
By Joyce Abdulian Ken Khachigian, distinguished Armenian-American political consultant, speech writer, attorney and veteran of nine presidential campaigns, will be the Master of Ceremonies at the Armenian Missionary Association of America (AMAA) Centennial Celebration Banquet on October 20, 2018 at the Los Angeles Biltmore Hotel. Highlighting the evening’s celebration will be the recognition of AMAA esteemed benefactors John Sheen, Stephen Philibosian, Sirpuhe and John Conte, and Gerald and Patricia Turpanjian. The Centennial… Read More
Our shining Shogh Center team, consisting of Anahit Simonyan (Armenia), Tatevik Karapetyan (Armenia), Juliette Boyajian (USA), and Sevag Bakalian (USA), led a whirlwind 5-day Vacation Bible School (VBS) for about 35-40 children, ranging from 8 to 13 years old. Each day, the children came eager to sing worship songs, to play intellectual and active games, and most importantly, to hear and learn Jesus’ parables about God’s love for us and how we… Read More
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