Parish News

Put faith into action: volunteer to cook at St. John or serve dinner at the Winter Shelter on six dates from December 2026 through March 2027.

A large group of young people from St. John Armenian Church participated in Western Diocese Hye Camp this summer, enjoying time together, strengthening friendships, and growing in their Christian faith. Several campers took advantage of scholarships available through the parish, helping make this experience accessible to more of St. John’s youth.

St. John Armenian Church has opened an online learning portal, bringing together courses and resources for anyone who would like to deepen their faith and understanding of the Armenian Church. It offers a way to continue learning beyond the classroom, wherever you are and at your own pace.

A $20,000 contribution through the St. John Charitable Fund helped make a permanent, renovated, and furnished home possible for the family of fallen Artsakh serviceman Armo Abgaryan.

Last week, St. John Armenian Church joyfully welcomed children for its first Bible Day Camp—a week filled with prayer, learning, service, Armenian culture, and friendship. Centered on the Holy Trinity and the Church, the camp invited children to discover that faith is not only something we learn about, but something we pray, sing, serve, and live together.

St. John welcomed Archbishop Hovnan Derderian on June 14 for a joyful parish visit that included the ordination of two altar servers and a special recognition of Yn. Betty Sempadian.

On Sunday, June 21, 2026, St. John celebrated Father's Day with its very first Car Show following the Divine Liturgy. After enjoying a delicious hot dog lunch graciously hosted by the St. John Parish Council, everyone gathered in the parking lot to admire the beautiful vehicles on display. The event brought our community together to celebrate Father's Day with fellowship, laughter, photos, and fun for all ages.

St. John Church Celebrates Mother’s Day

Sunday, May 10, 2026, was a special and joyful day for the parish family of St. John Church as the community gathered to celebrate Mother’s Day together. Following the church service, parishioners were welcomed to a beautiful brunch prepared with love and dedication by a hardworking group of volunteers.

The Paul Family Fellowship Hall was beautifully decorated with flowers, and the tables were arranged with elegance and care, creating a warm and festive atmosphere for everyone in attendance.

St. John Armenian Church is exploring a new Bible Day Camp for children ages 5-11 this July! Fill out our interest survey to help us gauge interest and plan the best experience for our parish youth.

St. John Parish is pleased to announce that applications for Hye Camp are now open to all active children and youth of our parish. Hye Camp offers a wonderful opportunity for young people to grow in faith, build lasting friendships, and take part in a meaningful Armenian Christian camp experience. Families with eligible children and youth are encouraged to begin preparing their applications now and to take advantage of this opportunity for the summer ahead.