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    History of Vartan Zoravar

    Before the Sassanid conquest of Armenia, Armenia had been the first nation to accept Christianity as their religion (301 AD). Read More
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    Knights of Vartan

    The Knights of Vartan (Vartanantz Asbedner) is an Armenian fraternal service organization Read More
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    Daughters of Vartan

    The Daughters of Vartan is an Armenian Sisterhood associated with the Knights of Vartan. Read More

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Convocation 2013

Las Vegas!

July 10 through 13

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LATEST NEWS

May 9, 2013

ANN ARBOR, Mich.—Committed to their mission to promote awareness of and gain U.S. recognition for the first genocide of the 20th century, a local group of Armenian-American activists hosted the sixth educator’s workshop in Michigan on the Armenian Genocide.

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VIDEO of the MONTH

Welcome to Knights & Daughters of Vartan

The Knights of Vartan is an Armenian fraternal service organization established by twelve visionary men to encourage its members to assume leadership roles in cultural, educational, religious, and charitable organizations and activities on the local, national and international level for the betterment of the Armenian nation worldwide.

The Daughters of Vartan is an organization of women whose principles are based on Christian morality and good conduct. Its members are committed to contribute toward the intellectual development of Armenian women, cultivate nobility of character, perpetuate their cultural heritage, preserve the Armenian language, safeguard the sanctity of the Armenian home and nurture and promote ethnic values.

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    Primate Celebrates Divine Liturgy

    Primate Celebrates Divine Liturgy at St. John in San Francisco – Parishioner Charlie Tateosian Honored with Encyclical

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  • A New Horizon

    A New Horizon

    As our Annual Convocation approaches, we should all be looking forward with great anticipation of promising and exciting new programs, missions and campaigns. Excitement is the catalyst for growth…numerical as well as intellectual.

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