Today was a beautiful day and along with the beautiful came Maestro Khoren Mekanejian. Maestro joined us this morning from the Diocese to teach Heritage classes for a few days this week. Along with Maestro’s arrival everyone got into the swing of classes; which juniors had in the morning and
Today was the start to a new session and everyone was excited. We are pleased to welcome our new camp director for session B, Fr. Vart Gyozalyan and his family. This session is at full capacity and completely sold out. There were a few staff members who stayed on from
We have come to an end of the session A. Earlier today we had a final closing program to explain and show what the parents what we did throughout the second week. There were awards given out for Camper of the Week for each age group. A Camper of the
It’s the last full day of camp and we all made the best of it and enjoyed everything that was done throughout the day. This morning in classes everyone got a chance to enjoy the nice weather by having dance lessons under the pavilion and then got to use sidewalk
Another day has come and gone and we are almost at the end of the session. Today during Heritage class, all the campers got to learn a new dance. Then in Stepan’s class we had three new visitors from the past. Zabel Yesayan, Johannes Lepsius, and Bishop Krikoris Balakian were
This morning we welcomed Fr. Hakob Gevorgyan and his family from the Holy Trinity Armenian Church in Cheltenham, PA. We did unfortunately have to say a quick goodbye to Fr. Abraham and Maestro Khoren after classes this morning. Archbishop Khajag Barsamian, our Diocesan Primate, spent the entire afternoon and evening
Today was full of excitement and visitors. We had Stepan Piligian join us from Holy Translators Armenian Church in Framingham, MA. He gladly volunteers his time to come to camp and teach a few Heritage classes to help us learn about religious and historical people. For example, many of our
After a nice relaxing weekend we got back into the regular routine of the week with classes in the morning and sports and swim in the afternoon. Thankfully the rain storm held off until later in the afternoon so we were able to get everything in that we wanted to.
Today was the beginning of a new week for us; and to start it off everyone participated in Badarak. Afterwards we had a hearty brunch that would get us through the day until dinner. We then welcomed 4 new campers and Nurse Arlene to the camp family for the week.
We have come to the end of the first week of camp. Today there were nine campers that unfortunately left us, but on a positive note eight campers decided to stay on for a second week. In light of it being Saturday the day’s schedule was lighter and more laid
