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St. John Armenian Church of Milwaukee

Church Services

Join us on Sundays
Morning Service       9am
Divine Liturgy          10am

Միացէք մէզի ամէն Կիրակի
 Առաւօտեան Ժամ. 9։00-ին
Ս. Պատարագ       10։00-ին

St. John Armenian Church of Greenfield, Wisconsin

Office Hours

Monday              Closed
Tuesday            10am to 3pm
Wednesday      10am to 3pm
Thursday          10am to 3pm
Friday                10am to 3pm

Telephone (414) 282-1670

2026 DIOCESAN ASSEMBLY IN MILWAUKEE

We’re excited to inform you that St. John Armenian Church and Milwaukee Armenian Community and Cultural Center will host the Diocesan Assembly and Clergy conference in 2026. We will periodically update our community and the delegates through our www.diocesanassembly.com website on the Assembly and let you know when the Registration and Gala reservations are open.

Meanwhile, please watch this short clip on our church and the beautiful city. You may want to incorporate “pleasure” with your “business” trip to Milwaukee in 2026.

Time in Milwaukee:
THOUGHTS & WRITINGS OF
HIS GRACE BISHOP MESROP PARSAMYAN

OPEN THE WINDOW

One of the symbols of the Holy Spirit in Scripture is the wind (Gen 1:2, Acts 2:2). The word “Spirit” in Hebrew means “breath” or “wind,” so that the Holy Spirit could literally be called the “Wind” or “Breath” of God.

On the day of Pentecost, the apostles were all in the upper room tarrying, just as Jesus had instructed them, when suddenly the room was filled with the sound of a mighty rushing wind. It was the sound of power, of force, and of the presence of the Holy Spirit in that upper room (Acts 2:2).

LATEST NEWS

FROM PALM SUNDAY THROUGH EASTER, ST. JOHN KEPT A FULL SCHEDULE

Palm Sunday is the celebratory bridge between two periods of profound reflection on the Armenian Church calendar, Lent and Holy Week. On Palm Sunday, the sanctuary curtain was opened, the gospel reading commemorated Jesus’ triumphant entry into Jerusalem, Holy Communion was offered for the first time in 40 days and the Opening of the Doors ceremony was performed.

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SAINTS AND FEASTS
Profit Elijah

REMEMBRANCE OF THE PROPHET ELIJAH

On Sunday, June 14th, the Armenian Church remembers Elijah, one of the greatest prophets of the Old Testament recorded in 1 and 2 Kings. He appeared along with Moses at the Transfiguration as the prophet of life and the new covenant. The Armenian Church (like all the Eastern churches) holds Elijah in the highest esteem.

Milwaukee Armenian Fest

Milwaukee Armenian Fest 2025

July 20 @ 11:00 am - 5:00 pm CDT Milwaukee Armenian Fest

EPISCOPAL DIVINE LITURGY

November 9 @ 10:00 am - 2:30 pm CST St. John Armenian Church of Milwaukee, Wisconsin
This Week in Armenian History

DEATH OF RAOUL ASLAN

Raoul Aslan was one of the most popular Austrian actors in the 1920-1950 period.

He was born Raoul Aslanian on October 16, 1886, in Salonica (Thessaloniki), then part of the Ottoman Empire (now in Greece). His father Charles Aslanian was a tobacco salesman from Edirne (Adrianopolis) of Armenian origin, and his mother came from an Italian family that had moved to Egypt. His younger brother was the actor Didier Aslan (1894-1978).

Aslan’s mother tongue was French, as was customary among the upper middle classes of the Ottoman Empire at the time. He was brought up by a Viennese governess and moved to Vienna with his mother in 1896 to attend school.

Rev. Fr. Guregh Hambardzumyan

Rev. Fr. Guregh Hambardzumyan

Pastor

For all your spiritual and sacramental needs kindly reach out to our pastor Rev. Fr. Guregh Hambardzumyan, directly.

For a brief introduction to our pastor please click on the photo above.

Ձեր բոլոր հոգեւոր եւ խորհրդակատարութեանց կարիքներուն համար հաճեցէք դիմել եկեղեցւոյս հոգեւոր հովիւ՝ Արժ. Տէր Կիւրեղ Քհնյ. Համբարձումեանին։

Milwaukee WEATHER

Who We Are

Milwaukee Armenian Community and Cultural Center

St. John the Baptist Armenian Orthodox Church

Address
7825 W. Layton Avenue
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53220

Phone
(414) 282-1670

Email
FrGuregh@stjohnarmenianchurch.org

Pastor
Rev. Fr. Guregh Hambardzumyan

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