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Email: fatherghevond@gmail.com

More Upcoming Events

For more details about our events, please visit the calendar.

Attention

If you wish to have a Requiem Meal to honor the memory of your loved one who has fallen asleep in the Lord, please approach the Women’s Guild Board.

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Holidays and Feasts 
of the Armenian Church
2016

January 6
Nativity of Christ
January 23
Feast of St. Sarkis
February 8
First Day of Lent
February 28
Parish Assembly
March 2
Median of Lent
March 20
Palm Sunday
March 27
Resurrection of Our Lord
May 5
​Ascension of Our Lord
May 8
​Ground Breaking for the New Church
May 15
Pentecost
July 3
Transfiguration of Christ 
August 14
The Assumption of the Mother of God  
September 11
Exaltation of the Holy Cross 
October 7-9
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Our Current Location

St. Sarkis Armenian Church 
1805 Random Rd., Carrollton, TX 75006

Location of Our Future Church

4421 Charles St., Carrollton, TX 75010

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Parish News

Upcoming Requiem Services
September 18
– Levon Safaryan 
(Requested by Tigran Safaryan)
– Ohannes Kantzabedian
(Requested by Aznive Kantzabedian, Aida O. Kantzabedian, Khatchig & Gay Kantzabedian family, Elie & Annie Ghannoum)
– Rev. Fr. Vrtanes Kalayjian
​(Requested by the Eastern Diocese)
NEW AT ST. SARKIS ARMENIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH!!!

​Dear community members,

We are proud to announce that Circle of Joy is advancing its format! Beside being a group of families who come together for playdates (according to the ages of children) or other fun activities to creates friendships between mothers, fathers and between children in a fun and enjoyable atmosphere, it is also reaching out to the community members who may need support during difficult times.

This family-oriented group is starting a new program, called Food For Soul. The idea is to deliver meals to community members such as new moms, faithful who have had surgeries or parishioners who are in general need of a good nutritious meal. Volunteers will deliver food to the recipients' house (they should not to stay or enter the home, but just drop off the meal at the door).

Recipients may request dinners on specific days of the week or throughout the one or two week period (depending upon the situation and recipient's needs). Volunteers will sign up to deliver the food through a specially created, personal calendar that will have all the details and necessary information.
St. Sarkis Armenian
Orthodox Church