South Caucasus: A Zone of Cooperation or Division? Keghart.com

A Friendly Reminder Mark Your Calendar Translate or View it in your browser A Lecture in Armenian co-sponsored by And South Caucasus: A zone of Cooperation or Division Between EU and Russia? Հարաւային Կովկասը՝ Համագործակցութեա՞ն Թէ Բաժանման Մարզ Եւրոպայի և Ռուսաստանի Միջեւ Speaker: Antranig Bedrossian, MA At: AGBU Toronto 930 Progress Avenue Scarborough, Ontario M1G 3T5 When: on Thursday, July 9, 2015    Time: 7:00 pm Refreshments will be served ....Read more >> The Turkbeijan Junkets Editorial Exploding Two Repugnant Ankara Claims  Jirair Tutunjian Սիմոնին «Որբին Կարօտը»  Դոկտ. Հրայր Ճէպէճեան Armenia Protests Continue Unabated Armenian Bar Association Condemns Police Actions in Yerevan Թող Համերաշխ Ներկան Ամրապնդուի  Մեթր Պարգեւ Դաւիթեան Exercise Your Right and Privilege  Dikran Abrahamian Kurdish Conference Re Humanitarian Crisis  Keghart.com Correspondent South Caucasus: A Zone of Cooperation or Division? Lecture in Armenian by Antranig Bedrossian MA Արուեստագէտ Նախագծողի Միջազգային Յաղթական Երթը Համօ Մոսկոֆեան Skewed Priorities and Aleppo Armenians   Sarkis Yaralian Արտագաղթ   Ոսկան Մխիթարեան Thirteen Schools Tune into Genocide Education  Tom Vartabedian Lagging Transport Impedes Armenia’s Economy   Areg Gharabegia   The Journey of St. Sarkis St. Sarkis was a Cappadocian Greek Christian soldier in the Roman army during the rule of Emperor Constantine. When the government began to destroy churches and persecute the Christians, Christ appeared to Sarkis and told him to leave. Sarkis headed to Armenia with his son because he knew Christian Armenia would be safe. King Drtad III welcome the Christian soldier. But when the Roman continued their pursuit, the Armenian king advised Sarkis to seek shelter in the East. Sarkis went to Persia where King Shahpur appointed him army commander. But because before the battle Sarkis persuaded his soldiers to be baptized Christian, Shahpur executed him and his son. His body was removed to Assyria. In the 5th century Mesrob Mashdots recovered the remains of Sarkis and buried them in Armenia.  Read More Poll Question is located on front page in the right column of www.keghart.com Protests in Armenia  Could the Armenia protests be hijacked by outside powers?   Forward to Friend

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