The Christmas Divine Liturgy, celebrated on January 6th, is one of the most significant and joyous occasions in the Armenian Apostolic Church. This day marks the celebration of the Nativity and Theophany of Jesus Christ, uniquely combining the commemoration of Christ's birth and baptism into one profound observance.

The liturgy on this day is a spiritual and cultural cornerstone for the Armenian community, deeply rooted in the traditions of the Church. The service is characterized by its majestic hymns, sacred readings, and the Eucharist, which collectively narrate the story of Christ’s birth and His subsequent baptism in the Jordan River. These elements of the liturgy encapsulate the mystery of the Incarnation and the revelation of the Holy Trinity, central tenets of Christian faith.

The Christmas Divine Liturgy on January 6th is a day of spiritual renewal and communal joy, as the Armenian Apostolic Church celebrates the wondrous gift of Christ's Nativity and Theophany, reaffirming its deep-rooted faith and heritage.

Note: The Water Blessing ceremony will be conducted the following day on December 7, 2024