Edited by Christopher Zakian

The centennial history of the Armenian Church in America, this spirited and lively work traces the Armenian community from its nucleus in Worcster to celebrations marking its 100th anniversary in 1998. It tells the story of the people who, in just 100 years, made this small, remote outpost of Armenian Christianity into one of the largest and most dynamic jurisdictions in the worldwide Armenian Church.

In addition to the history, this volume also contains sections on the Diocese's two sister jurisdictions in North America (the western and Canadian Dioceses). It also includes a catalogue of local parishes and a comparative chronology of significant events in the life of the Armenian Church during the past 100 years.

314 pages, hard cover