February 8, 2006
Attention!! All High School and College age students in the southern Florida region. You are invited to participate in a St. Nersess Weekend to take place on February 24-26 at St. David's Armenian Church (Boca Raton) and St. Mary's Armenian Church (Hollywood). Young Armenians from others areas of the state of Florida are also welcome to join us for this exciting weekend.
On Friday evening, February 24th, there will be a Barbecue and informal discussion and program for the Sunday and Armenian schools from the St. David and St. Mary Armenian churches. The Friday evening event will be hosted by the St. David Armenian Church.
Spring Break or Spring Broke?!
On Saturday, February 25th, a mini St. Nersess Conference will take place at St. Mary Armenian Church and is open to all high school and college-age students. Even if you have never been to St. Nersess Summer Conference you are welcome to participate. The theme is "Spring Break or Spring Broke." While meeting up with friends, laughing, singing and forming new relationships, the day's activities will look to answer the following questions:
Is there something broken in your life? If so, what are some of those broken areas that need attention and what does it take to fix what's broken? Could you be financially broke? Emotionally broke? Spiritually Broke? Relationship broke? Physically broke?
How do we repair what is broken? How do we put the pieces back together? How can we make things new again? Spend a weekend with St. Nersess, put God back in your life and together with the Armenian Church, you can find answers to these and other questions.
Participating in the weekend festivities will be the Dean of St. Nersess, Fr. Daniel Findikyan, the St. Nersess Director of Youth and Vocations, Fr. Stepanos Doudoukjian and two St. Nersess alumni clergy, Fr. Nareg Berberian, Pastor of the St. David Armenian Church and Fr. Vartan Joulfayan, Pastor of the St. Mary Armenian Church.
For more information please call either of the two churches at 954-450-5578 or 561-994-2335 or you may also e-mail Fr. Stepanos Doudoukjian at vocations@stnersess.edu.
Attention!! All High School and College age students in the southern Florida region. You are invited to participate in a St. Nersess Weekend to take place on February 24-26 at St. David's Armenian Church (Boca Raton) and St. Mary's Armenian Church (Hollywood). Young Armenians from others areas of the state of Florida are also welcome to join us for this exciting weekend.
On Friday evening, February 24th, there will be a Barbecue and informal discussion and program for the Sunday and Armenian schools from the St. David and St. Mary Armenian churches. The Friday evening event will be hosted by the St. David Armenian Church.
Spring Break or Spring Broke?!
On Saturday, February 25th, a mini St. Nersess Conference will take place at St. Mary Armenian Church and is open to all high school and college-age students. Even if you have never been to St. Nersess Summer Conference you are welcome to participate. The theme is "Spring Break or Spring Broke." While meeting up with friends, laughing, singing and forming new relationships, the day's activities will look to answer the following questions:
Is there something broken in your life? If so, what are some of those broken areas that need attention and what does it take to fix what's broken? Could you be financially broke? Emotionally broke? Spiritually Broke? Relationship broke? Physically broke?
How do we repair what is broken? How do we put the pieces back together? How can we make things new again? Spend a weekend with St. Nersess, put God back in your life and together with the Armenian Church, you can find answers to these and other questions.
Participating in the weekend festivities will be the Dean of St. Nersess, Fr. Daniel Findikyan, the St. Nersess Director of Youth and Vocations, Fr. Stepanos Doudoukjian and two St. Nersess alumni clergy, Fr. Nareg Berberian, Pastor of the St. David Armenian Church and Fr. Vartan Joulfayan, Pastor of the St. Mary Armenian Church.
For more information please call either of the two churches at 954-450-5578 or 561-994-2335 or you may also e-mail Fr. Stepanos Doudoukjian at vocations@stnersess.edu.
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