• Annual Festival

    Join us for a joyful celebration of Armenian faith, culture, and community, featuring traditional food, live music, dance performances, and fellowship. Parishioners, friends, and neighbors are warmly invited to enjoy the day together and support the life and ministry of Holy Cross.

  • Holy Translation

    The Holy Translators: Guardians of Armenian Culture October 11–13 is a significant celebration in Armenian culture, honoring the Holy Translators, a group of saints who played a crucial role in shaping Armenian identity. This group includes Sahag the Parthian, Mesrob Mashdots, Yeghishe Vartabed, Movses the Anghaght, David the Invincible, Gregory of Narek, and Nersess Shnorhali...

  • Presentation of the Holy Mother

    On this day, the Armenian Church remembers the young Virgin Mary being brought by her parents to the Temple and dedicated to God. Her life of faith, humility, and devotion continues to inspire the faithful to draw closer to God through prayer and trust.

  • Thanksgiving Luncheon

    Thanksgiving is a time to pause, give thanks to God for the blessings of the year, and share in the warmth of family and community. Join us for a day marked by gratitude, fellowship, and the simple joy of gathering around a shared meal.

  • Saint Hagop’s Day

    Saint Hagop Mtsbna, Maruge the Hermit, and Melitos the Bishop Today, the Armenian Apostolic Church commemorates Saint Hagop Mtsbna Patriarch, Maruge the Hermit, and Bishop Melitos. Saint Hagop Mtsbna was one of the early Christian patriarchs, known for his humility, divine wisdom, and devoted service to the people. He courageously defended the Christian faith, interacted...

  • Feed the Hungry

    Join us as we come together to prepare and distribute meals for those experiencing hunger and homelessness in our community. Through this annual outreach, volunteers share practical help, compassion, and the love of Christ with neighbors in need.

  • American Christmas

    Observed on December 25, Christmas celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ and is a season of faith, generosity, and goodwill. Families and friends gather to share meals, exchange gifts, and reflect on the hope, peace, and joy of Christ’s Nativity.