Doctoral Student Studies at the Seminary
St. Nersess Armenian Seminary welcomed back its students on August 26, including Julia Hintlian, a doctoral student at Harvard University who is studying at the seminary this fall. Julia will spend the next few months taking classes only offered at St. Nersess, which will help her complete her PhD in the History of Christianity. <<MORE 
SAVE THE DATE!
50 Years of Collaboration Friday, October 11 starting at 6:30pm at St. Vladimir's Seminary Open to the public Click for more information. 
30th Anniversary Requiem for Archbishop Tiran Nersoyan
A requiem service for Archbishop Tiran Nersoyan of blessed memory, will take place on Saturday, October 12 at 3:30pm in the seminary's St. Hagop Chapel. Bishop Daniel Findikyan, Primate of the Eastern Diocese, will officiate. A fellowship will follow. Tiran Srpazan was the founder and first dean of St. Nersess Seminary, which was established in 1961. Click here to listen to audio of his lectures on Canon Law at the seminary prior to his passing. 
High School Summer Conference Welcomes Students from Armenia and Jerusalem
For the 13th year, students from the Sts. Tarkmanchatz Armenian School in Jerusalem were invited to attend the High School Summer Conference, thanks to the support of several benefactors who cover their expenses. And for the third year, students from Armenia attended a summer conference. "We are happy to offer our American students the opportunity to interact with their peers from Armenia and Jerusalem," remarked the Rev. Fr. Mardiros Chevian, dean. <<More 
Fr. Voski Galstyan
On July 26-27, Bishop Daniel Findikyan performed the sacrament of priestly ordination for the second time, ordaining 2018 St. Nersess graduate Dn. Arman Galstyan to the holy priesthood in a ceremony at St. George Armenian Church in Hartford, CT. We congratulate Fr. Voski on this milestone and pray for a productive ministry! After Fr. Voski concludes his 40 days of seclusion and prayer at St. Nersess, he will return to St. George Church to continue his ministry. <<More 
Second Diaconate Ordination
We congratulate Armen Terjimanian, a seminarian at St. Nersess, who was ordained on Sunday, July 14, to the holy order of the diaconate by Bishop Daniel Findikyan. The service took place at St. John Armenian Church in Southfield, MI. Congratulations to Dn. Armen! <<more 
Diaconate Ordination
On Sunday, July 7, Johnny Chadoyan, a May 2019 graduate of St. Nersess Seminary, was ordained to the holy order of the diaconate by Bishop Daniel Findikyan! Family, friends, and the participants of the Deacons' Training Program witnessed the beautiful ordination service during the Divine Liturgy in the St. Hagop Chapel. <<more 
Fr. Andreas Garabedian
On June 29, Bishop Daniel Findikyan performed the sacrament of priestly ordination for the first time, ordaining St. Nersess graduate Dn. Narek Garabedian to the holy priesthood in a ceremony at the St. Gregory the Illuminator Armenian Church in Chicago, IL. Henceforth he will be known as Fr. Andreas. We congratulate him on this milestone and pray for a productive ministry! After Fr. Andreas concludes his 40 days of seclusion and prayer at St. Nersess, he will return to Chicago to serve as the pastor of St. Gregory Church. <<MORE 
Deacons' Training Program
The 2019 Deacons' Training Program included 35 participants from around the country. They learned how to participate in the liturgical services of the Armenian Church as deacons and altar servers. <<more 
Three Students Graduate
Since its establishment, St. Nersess has graduated outstanding young men and women who are serving the Armenian Church faithfully as priests and lay leaders for the Dioceses of North America. This year, three students graduated from the seminary on May 17. Bishop Daniel Findikyan, Primate of the Diocese of the Armenian Church of America (Eastern) and President of the St. Nersess Board of Directors, presided at the graduation ceremony. <<PHOTOS <<MORE |
A Time for Prayer
One-Day Retreat Saturday, November 23 10am-3pm Open to all adults, 25+ Click here to register Flyer and Registration 
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COLLEGE WINTER CONFERENCE 2020 January 2 - 6, 2020 Flyer Registration Form Pay online Scholarships available! Contact the seminary office for details. Calling all SUMMER CONFERENCE ALUMNI!
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Hope and Gratitude Raises Nearly $200,000
Thank you to all those who joined us at HOPE and GRATITUDE on Saturday, May 18. Your presence and festive spirit filled the room as we honored Bishop Daniel Findikyan and Archbishop Khajag Barsamian. <<MORE <<PHOTOS “My story IS St. Nersess!” - Daniel Srpazan “I believe St. Nersess is one of the most important institutions…” - Khajag Srpazan 
We congratulate Bishop Daniel Findikyan on his Episcopal Consecration by His Holiness Karekin II, Supreme Patriarch and Catholicos of All Armenians, on Sunday, May 12, at the Mother See of Holy Etchmiadzin. Daniel Srpazan is the Primate of the Eastern Diocese and President of the St. Nersess Board of Directors, as well as a seminary graduate and faculty member. (photo by Albin Lohr-Jones)
New Publication Features Articles by two St. Nersess Professors
Two articles by St. Nersess faculty members appeared recently in the volume entitled Monasticism in the Armenian Church: Glorious Past, Ecumenical Reconsideration edited by Jasmin Dum-Tragut and Dietmar W. Winkler, Münster: LIT Verlag, 2018. This collection of essays grew out of a workshop on monastic life held in Salzburg in 2013.The publication includes the following articles by the Very Rev. Fr. Daniel Findikyan and Dr. Roberta Ervine:
Four Primates Are Graduates of St. Nersess
St. Nersess has given four Primates, 37 priests, and many lay ministers who are serving the Armenian Church today including Archbishop Avak Assadourian, Primate of the Diocese of Iraq; Bishop Vahan Hovhanessian, Primate of the Diocese of France; Bishop Nareg Berberian, Primate of the Diocese of Brazil; and Bishop Daniel Findikyan, the new Primate of the Eastern Diocese of Armenian Church of America. <<MORE |
The Path Forward/Engraved Brick Campaign
The bricks are ready for your personal messages!
Help pave the future of St. Nersess Seminary! Your donation of a personalized engraved brick will support the education of priests and non-ordained leaders for ministry in the Armenian Church in North America and beyond.
Join The Path Forward Campaign with an engraved brick that will remain visible for generations to come. Leave your legacy on our Founders Garden pathway, located on a pedestrian footpath in front of the Theological Center, or on our Prayer Garden Pathway, located in a secluded area adjacent to the Theological Center. For an extra fee, you can add a fourth line to the brick and two extra characters per line. << More.
The bricks are ready for your personal messages!
Help pave the future of St. Nersess Seminary! Your donation of a personalized engraved brick will support the education of priests and non-ordained leaders for ministry in the Armenian Church in North America and beyond.
Join The Path Forward Campaign with an engraved brick that will remain visible for generations to come. Leave your legacy on our Founders Garden pathway, located on a pedestrian footpath in front of the Theological Center, or on our Prayer Garden Pathway, located in a secluded area adjacent to the Theological Center. For an extra fee, you can add a fourth line to the brick and two extra characters per line. << More.
Leadership Giving Circle
Guardian and Shepherd Program
Members of the Leadership Circle are those who pledge to make an ongoing, annual gift at a specific level. They lead by example in providing critical financial support for the seminary to fulfill its mission of educating the next generation of church leaders. By committing to this gift level each year, members offer a reliable source of income for the seminary, allowing advanced planning for future opportunities and expenses. Your commitment of support guarantees the success of the seminary not only now, but well into the future. <<LEARN MORE <<DONATE
Guardian and Shepherd Program
Members of the Leadership Circle are those who pledge to make an ongoing, annual gift at a specific level. They lead by example in providing critical financial support for the seminary to fulfill its mission of educating the next generation of church leaders. By committing to this gift level each year, members offer a reliable source of income for the seminary, allowing advanced planning for future opportunities and expenses. Your commitment of support guarantees the success of the seminary not only now, but well into the future. <<LEARN MORE <<DONATE
Planned Giving Society: Wills & Bequests
Members of the Planned Giving Society are those who have chosen to leave a lasting legacy at the seminary by supporting St. Nersess through their estate plans. These gifts will ensure that the mission of the seminary and the work of the Armenian Church continues well after we have departed this earth to receive our heavenly reward. Gift arrangements can be made in a variety of ways, including: wills, gift annuities, or life insurance policies. Members of the Society are listed each year in the seminary’s Annual Report and receive a commemorative pin as a visual representation of their commitment to the future of the seminary and the Armenian Church. Join the Planned Giving Society today by calling the seminary and sharing your intention to leave St. Nersess in your estate plans. >>MORE
Members of the Planned Giving Society are those who have chosen to leave a lasting legacy at the seminary by supporting St. Nersess through their estate plans. These gifts will ensure that the mission of the seminary and the work of the Armenian Church continues well after we have departed this earth to receive our heavenly reward. Gift arrangements can be made in a variety of ways, including: wills, gift annuities, or life insurance policies. Members of the Society are listed each year in the seminary’s Annual Report and receive a commemorative pin as a visual representation of their commitment to the future of the seminary and the Armenian Church. Join the Planned Giving Society today by calling the seminary and sharing your intention to leave St. Nersess in your estate plans. >>MORE
