BECOME A MEMBER
God loves a cheerful giver.
He will cause the fruits of your righteousness to grow.
2 Cor. 9, 7-10.
The Diocese of the Armenian Church in Germany is part of the worldwide Holy Armenian Apostolic Church and is under the jurisdiction of the Catholicate of All Armenians, whose ancestral seat is St. Etchmiadzin in Armenia. It unites all Armenian churches and parishes active in the Federal Republic of Germany under one roof and coordinates their work.
Membership fees are the primary source of income for the diocese. A small part of the financial resources of the diocese also comes from the contributions that non-members make to church official acts, such as e.g. B. baptism or marriage, to the diocese as well as from donations.
Do you belong to the Armenian Apostolic Church and are you resident in Germany? Then we ask you to become a member of the organization responsible for you Armenian parish to apply. You can do this with the Application released for download here do it by filling it out and sending it to the Diocese of the Armenian Church in Germany by post.
With your financial support, our diocese is able to finance pastoral care for more than 60,000 Armenians throughout Germany. With your solidarity you help us to witness and celebrate our faith in many different ways. Because you personally make your contribution, the diocese can fulfill its various tasks for the good of our communities and the Church and in honor of the Holy Trinity.
We say to you a heartfelt God bless you!
As a paying member of the Diocese of the Armenian Church in Germany, you help us with your donations to finance our mission, the tasks and services that lie ahead of us. You help the Armenian congregations in Germany hire clergymen and ministers to finance the church services and the premises for congregation work (e.g. rent, ancillary costs, repairs, maintenance, etc.). You make it possible for Armenian art and culture to be preserved and nurtured, for young people to pass on our tradition and take charge of their lives, for old people not to be alone, for people in difficult situations, both in our communities and in Armenia, in Artsakh and in the diaspora.
The Diocese of the Armenian Church in Germany is part of the worldwide Holy Armenian Apostolic Church and is under the jurisdiction of the Catholicate of All Armenians, whose ancestral seat is St. Etchmiadzin in Armenia. It unites all Armenian churches and parishes active in the Federal Republic of Germany under one roof and coordinates their work.
Membership fees are the primary source of income for the diocese. A small part of the financial resources of the diocese also comes from the contributions that non-members make to church official acts, such as e.g. B. baptism or marriage, to the diocese as well as from donations.
Do you belong to the Armenian Apostolic Church and are you resident in Germany? Then we ask you to become a member of the organization responsible for you Armenian parish to apply. You can do this with the Application released for download here do it by filling it out and sending it to the Diocese of the Armenian Church in Germany by post.
With your financial support, our diocese is able to finance pastoral care for more than 60,000 Armenians throughout Germany. With your solidarity you help us to witness and celebrate our faith in many different ways. Because you personally make your contribution, the diocese can fulfill its various tasks for the good of our communities and the Church and in honor of the Holy Trinity.
We say to you a heartfelt God bless you!
As a paying member of the Diocese of the Armenian Church in Germany, you help us with your donations to finance our mission, the tasks and services that lie ahead of us. You help the Armenian congregations in Germany hire clergymen and ministers to finance the church services and the premises for congregation work (e.g. rent, ancillary costs, repairs, maintenance, etc.). You make it possible for Armenian art and culture to be preserved and nurtured, for young people to pass on our tradition and take charge of their lives, for old people not to be alone, for people in difficult situations, both in our communities and in Armenia, in Artsakh and in the diaspora.
Do you have any questions or would you like detailed advice on membership? You are welcome to contact your parish priest, the responsible member of the board of your parish or the chancellery of our diocese. You are also welcome to send us your questions in writing. We try to help you.