Hrachya Acharyan


Hrachya Acharyan taught at the Gevorgyan Theological Seminary for a short time, but that was enough to leave a big mark on the future activities of the theological seminary. The greatest Armenian linguist created a methodology for teaching several languages. He was persecuted during the Stalinist repressions. The scientist, who lost his sight in one eye since childhood, created fundamental monumental works, performing the work of an entire scientific institute activities.  

New Strategy for Education and Science: Part 189


Hovhannes Yeranyan discussed the role of the group in children's education, the theater's achievements and new programs with Maro Aslikyan, head of the puppet theater at Yerevan Hakob Oshakan Primary School No. 172.

The spiritual leader of the heroic battle of Sardarapat


His Holiness Patriarch Gevorg the 5th Surenyan was not only a student of the Gevorgian Theological Seminary, but also taught there, and for a time even headed that educational institution. The spiritual leader, who opened schools everywhere, was forced to announce the closure of the seminary with a heavy heart. Gevorg V became the patriarch of the Armenian Apostolic Holy Church during the most difficult period. He was the one who inspired the Armenian people during the heroic battle of Sardarapat and led them to victory.

Armenak Shahmuradyan


Armenak Shahmuradyan is the most prominent singer of all time. His education at the Gevorgyan Theological Seminary and his meeting with the great Komitas were of decisive importance for him. From then on, their activities were carried out together. Leaving the soloist's work as a soloist at the Paris Grand Opera, he devoted himself entirely to the spread of Armenian national songs, especially Komitas's arrangements, having concert tours almost all over the world.

Armenak Shahmuradyan


Armenak Shahmuradyan is the most prominent singer of all time. His education at the Gevorgyan Theological Seminary and his meeting with the great Komitas were of decisive importance for him. From then on, their activities were carried out together. Leaving the soloist's work as a soloist at the Paris Grand Opera, he devoted himself entirely to the spread of Armenian national songs, especially Komitas's arrangements, having concert tours almost all over the world.

New Strategy for Education and Science: Part 188


Hovhannes Yeranyan discussed the initiative to declare Echmiadzin the "City of Writing, Books and Schooling" with Gayane Safaryan, the principal of Vagharshapat's Maxim Gorky School No. 5, and the enthusiasm of students and teachers in this endeavor.

Nikol Aghbalyan, founder of the State Theater, University and Library


Nikol Aghbalyan is one of the most prominent Armenian literary critics of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, a statesman, teacher, and intellectual. A graduate of the Gevorgyan Seminary, he was the only theorist of the Vernatun literary organization and had a huge influence on the Armenian literary process of the time. It was Nikol Aghbalyan who was the first to proclaim the emergence of a new Armenian genius, Yeghishe Charnetsi. The Armenian people are indebted to Nikol Aghbalyan, the Minister of Enlightenment of the First Republic of Armenia, for the establishment of the first state university, the National Library, and the first state theater.

New Strategy for Education and Science: Part 187


Hovhannes Yeranyan discussed the role and significance of education in having a new generation and a new country with Areg Tadevosyan, a member of the leading board of the "Bardzunk" educational movement.

New Strategy for Education and Science: Part 186


Together with education expert Serob Khachatryan, Hovhannes Yeranyan summarized the main problems in the general education sector in 2024 and the threats expected in 2025.

Humanism


Humanism is the breath of the planet Earth, one of the most important virtues of knowing God. Deacon Karo Gharibyan and Armen Martirosyan share their reflections and life experiences.

Akhtala


The estate-farm and monastery of the princes of the Gugark world have been known to historians since the 5th century. In later centuries, when copper mines were discovered here, Agarak was renamed Pghndzahank, and the monastery was renamed Pghndzahank Monastery. The settlement and church named Akhtala have been mentioned in historical sources since the 14th century.
 

The gala concert marking the 30th anniversary of the Youth Center was held at the Sundukyan National Academic Theater


The students of the Armenian Youth Houses of the Mother See of Holy Etchmiadzin and the Armenian General Benevolent Union presented all branches of performing arts at the National Academic Theater: song, dance, classical and national instruments, theater and circus. About 500 young people of different ages from eight Armenian Youth Houses operating in the communities of Armenia performed a common concert program. It was planned to be organized a year ago, in September. The anniversary concert was postponed due to the forced displacement in Artsakh.