On our second full day of camp, we began the day with a yummy breakfast followed by a message from Fr. Tavit chapel. Soon campers were off to classes where they sang and danced with Maestro Khoren, tie-dyed T-shirts with Arts & Crafts teacher Asha Worthy, and learned how the Bible was made with Fr. Hovhan.
We started off the week with a message about love from Fr. Hovhan Khoja-Eynatyan bright and early in the morning. After being spiritually recharged, juniors headed to the classes while teens headed to sports and swim. It was a beautiful day to spend in the sun playing and swimming. In
This morning, we rose early to celebrate Badarak as a whole camp family. Many of our campers and CITs served on the altar, and everyone lent their singing voices to fill the chapel with our beautiful sharagans. Following a filling brunch, campers took their swimming tests and enjoyed some sunny time
We have arrived at the moment for which we have all been waiting… Hye Camp had begun! We kicked off this summer with camp-wide prayer, led by Hye Camp Director V. Rev. Fr. Aren Jebejian. Following a warm welcome from the Director of the Diocese’s Department of Youth and Young Adult
Online registration for Hye Camp opened in December to help our families plan for their summer. The early bird registration and saving of $50 per camper will be available until June 1, so click on register and pay balance to register today. CIT and Staff applications are also due by
Today, our morning service message was delivered by Hayr Aren and he talked to us about God’s constant relevance and role in our lives. We were reminded of the importance of prayer, faith, and building relationships. We had fun in all of our classes today! In Arts & Crafts, we
