An Armenian Orthodox parish serving New Britain and central Connecticut. Join us for prayer, fellowship, and a living tradition rooted in Christ.
Our parish home on Stanley StreetPrayer, Scripture, and worship
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Sunday, July 26
Third Sunday after the Transfiguration
Երրրորդ Կիրակի Զկնի Վարդավառի
“So they are no longer two but one flesh. What therefore God has joined together, let not man put asunder.”Matthew 19:6
Night Hour9:00 AM
Holy Badarak10:00 AM
Women’s Guild Meeting12:30 PM
Parish calendar
Seniors Social Gathering10:00 AM
Festival Meeting6:30 PM
Test8:30 PM
Parish Council Meeting - July7:00 PM
Night Hour9:00 AM
Holy Badarak10:00 AM
Women’s Guild Meeting12:30 PM
Seniors Social Gathering10:00 AM
Morning Hour8:30 AM
Holy Badarak10:00 AM
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Schedule, commemoration, readings, and livestreams.
Upcoming eventsServices, meetings, fellowship, and parish activities.
Plan a visitLocation, service times, and what to expect.
Requests & signupsChurch services, sacraments, hall rentals, membership, and volunteering.
Parish lifeMinistries, organizations, fellowship, and service.
Faith & worshipThe Armenian Orthodox Church and Holy Badarak.
About our parishParish history, pastor, and life in New Britain.
GivingGeneral parish donations and memorial gifts.
Coming up
Last Sunday
Spiritual leadership
Rev. Fr. Haroutiun Sabounjian
Pastor of the Armenian Church of the Holy Resurrection since 2021.
Pastor and pastoral history →Your first Sunday
Everyone is welcome to attend, pray with us, and stay for fellowship afterward.
Our worship is filled with Scripture, chant, incense, and ancient prayer. A parishioner can help you follow the service, or you may simply listen and take it in. Although our worship is performed primarily in the Classical Armenian language, a live English translation of our services is available on a monitor in our sactuary for all of our faithful to participate.
Holy Communion is offered according to the sacramental discipline of the Armenian Orthodox Church. If you are visiting from another tradition—or have any question about receiving—please speak with the pastor before the service.
Plan your visit
See the commemoration, readings, service schedule, and livestream links in the weekly worship section.
View this SundayThe service schedule is updated automatically from the parish calendar.Worship and pastoral care
In the Divine Liturgy, Christ meets his people in the proclamation of the Gospel and in his holy Body and Blood. Badarak is celebrated every Sunday at 10:00 AM.
Understand the Badarak →Requiem prayers entrust the departed to God’s mercy and proclaim the Christian hope of resurrection. They may be offered in church or at the graveside.
Request a requiem →Speak with the pastor about Baptism and Chrismation, Holy Matrimony, funerals, and the preparation appropriate to each.
Begin an inquiry →Pastoral visits, prayers for the sick, house blessings, cemetery blessings, confession, counseling, and spiritual guidance are available.
Call the church office →Explore the Armenian Church of the Holy Resurrection
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Our parish
Armenian parish life begins in New Britain, with services first held at St. Mark Episcopal Church.
The Armenian Church of the Holy Resurrection on Erwin Place is consecrated by Archbishop Karekin Hovsepiantz.
After years of planning and hands-on work by parishioners, the present church on Stanley Street is consecrated.
We remember those who served faithfully and carry their witness into a new generation.
Our pastor
Fr. Haroutiun studied philosophy, music, and French at Boston College and earned his Master of Divinity from St. Vladimir’s Orthodox Theological Seminary and a Certificate of Armenian Studies from St. Nersess Armenian Seminary. After pastoral internship in Providence, he was appointed to the Armenian Church of the Holy Resurrection in 2021 and ordained to the holy priesthood that June.
Explore our pastoral history →Parish life
Children learn Scripture, the sacraments, Armenian Christian tradition, and how classroom faith belongs within the worshipping life of the Church.
Read more →The Armenian Church Youth Organization of America connects parish youth through religious, service, social, and cultural programs.
Read more →Parishioners offer their voices, attention, and time to support the sacred worship and musical inheritance of the Armenian Church.
Read more →The Women’s Guild strengthens parish life through fellowship, hospitality, fundraising, service, and care for the sanctuary and community.
Read more →Adults gather socially, learn together, and celebrate friendship while keeping Christ at the center of community life.
Read more →Weekly gatherings offer conversation, activities, meals, and enduring connection for seniors from the parish and neighboring Armenian churches.
Read more →Elected parish leaders steward the temporal life, property, finances, and mission of the Armenian Church of the Holy Resurrection in cooperation with the pastor.
Read more →Coffee hour, festivals, food outreach, parish events, and volunteer service extend Sunday worship into shared life and care for others.
Read more →Support Holy Resurrection
Your generosity sustains the worship, ministries, and future of our parish.
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“I am the resurrection and the life; he who believes in me, though he die, yet shall he live.”John 11:25
