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And do not seek what you are to eat and what you are to drink, nor be of

anxious mind. For all the nations of the world seek these things; and

your Father knows that you need them. Instead, seek his kingdom, and

these things shall be yours as well.

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Dear Faithful Parishioners and Friends of Holy Resurrection Armenian

Church,

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As the days get shorter and colder as we approach the season of winter, we

also enter into a new season in the Armenian Church's liturgical calendar.

On November 11, we begin the season of Advent.

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The term Advent is derived from the Latin word Adventus which means

coming. It is a fifty-day period before January 6 when we spend time in

prayer, reflection and penance in preparation for the celebration of the

revelation of God in the birth and baptism of Jesus. But, Advent is not just

a time to remember past events recorded in the Bible. It is also an

opportunity to reflect on the promise of Christ's second coming when He

will restore all things. With that in mind, Advent is a time for hopeful

anticipation and joyful expectation.

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As Christians, we are people of hope and joy. We are aware of and grateful

for the good gifts that God has given us and the gifts that He continues to

give us on a daily basis.

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So as we get ready to journey through the Advent season, looking forward

with hopeful anticipation and joyful expectation to the celebration of the Holy

Birth of Our Lord, let us pray, reflect and focus on what truly matters, so that

we may always give thanks to God with grateful heart for the true riches that

He bestows on us.

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With blessings,

Der Sahak

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Armenian Publications in Social Studies

The link below is to an article that appeared in a journal for midwest social studies educators, written by George Dalbo, Talene Kelegian, Armen Hadjinian and John C. Savagian. It was based on a presentation given at the WI Council of Social Studies annual conference in March 2024. The publication asked several presenters to put the presentations to paper.

George Dalbo, the GenEd fellow, led the article effort.

Click the title below and be sure to read pages 28- 37 of the article: 

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Powerful Teaching and Learning of Social Studies

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Dues

 

         Please remember to pay your membership dues.  

      Dues must be paid by December 31, 2025

      **All donations and dues are tax deductible.**

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to support and continue the legacy of

Holy Resurrection Armenian Apostolic Church.

Go to our Donation Page here

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    Friendly Reminder

 

Retiree Club at St. Mesrob’s in Racine, WI,

Second Thursday of every month from 1:00pm-3:30pm.

Contact Deacon Armen for information:  414-403-8923

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Our email address is:

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