Guestbook

Hello,
I am Prophet Bartholomew. I was doing some browesing and came to this site. I would love to visit and learn or shall I say remember more. Hope to see you all soon.

Hi

We are moving to Athens in the Fall, and just found out about the Armenian church? It looks like it meets monthly. Is that right? Would like to attend.

Shanorhagalem

Hey, when is the Armenian Company Grand Candy going to send us some of that chocolate???!!!

I would like to wish all my friends in the Atlanta Community a "Shenorhavor Nor Dari 2011 yev Soorp Dznoont".

I have been assigned to work overseas, and this is the first time in my life that I had to spend Thanksgiving and Christmas away from family and friends. Next week I was going to be celebrating New Year's Eve and Armenian Christmas alone in an Islamic State, until I was invited to spend them with folks I met through the Armenian Church in Kuwait. Having an Armenian Church and being able to celebrate the Deivne Liturgy in the Arabian Gulf has been a blessing while away from home.
I felt a greater need of having "my" Armenian Church and hearing the Devine Liturgy while away from home, and realized that many others must feel the same way while visiting Atlanta. I would like to show my appreciation to all the "dedicated" people (ACOA Parish Counsil members and its volunteers), who unselfishly continue to deliver God's work.

Congratulations also goes to the ACOA Webmaster for a great looking website and the Publisher who conitnues to deliver outstanding newsletters month after month.

I was so surprised to know there is an Armenian church in Georgia !!
I was relocating, and was planning on Florida, since there are several Armenian churches there, and also, in North Carolina.
Hope to contact someone living in Georgia, to understand living there .
Happily surprised !

Dear friends. Please pray for our nine-year-old ministry (started in 2001) -- www.tjlit.org (Testifying Jesus’ Love in Truth).
In Toronto, we make free resumes, teach free English weekly, and do free translations/interpretations in 17 languages to any church or organization that asks us to (worldwide.) We also give out 3000 tracts each week, and we get people who are abused, have mental illness and other problems into churches and places where they can receive help, as well as getting kids into free dentists.
We love the Lord, and love the ministry he has blessed us with. We are deeply committed to fighting racism and poverty.
Please send us your prayer requests (Email: reachus@tjlit.org), and pass our site to friends, missionaries and family, as there are many who are lonely; and, we are thrilled when Christians connect. As the world becomes more hostile towards Christians; it is essential that we connect.
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PS. Sorry to the person whose guestbook we have just signed. If we have taken up a lot of space and not commented, again, sorry. The fact that we have left a message is proof, in our opinion, that you are good. God bless you. Ian.

Wow I have lived in Savannah, Ga for over 6 years and did not realize there are armenian in Georgia. Well it seems that I have to visit now didn't even know there was an armenian church there, I have a reason to go to Atlanta.

Hi
Sadly we don't have anything else but an Armenian Church in Atlanta.

Hi

I just got to Atlanta and was wondering if there are Armenian stores and restaurants arround, I am really glad to see that there is an Armenian CHurch here, not feeling alone any more .

I am pleased to know there is an armenian church in ATL. I am a paritioner at St Joseph Maronite church and would love to coordinate events with your paritioners.