Ecclesiastical life 22.08.201 Special coverage from Syria

At the night of March 21, 2014, the Armenian village Kesab situated on the Turkish-Syrian border, underwent a sudden attack. Overcome with panic, the population of Kesab left their houses to go to Latakia. Around three months later an announcement was made whereby the residents of Kesab might return their homes. What the returning citizens saw, was unexpected and a shock to them…
Karen Nazaryan, the Executive Director of Armenia Round Table Foundation, went to Syria - Kesab, Damascus, Latakia and Homs, to assess the situation and major needs on the spot and to provide assistance to the Syrian Armenians. He was accompanied by the Very Rev. Fr. Armash Nalbandian, Primate of the Armenian Diocese of Damascus.

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