Christmas 2014
Dear Friends:
As the angels proclaimed their praise to God in the highest and among us as well, we are reminded that God’s gift to the world was the birth of Christ. We are also reminded that we are to be gifts to one another.
There are many occasions when we can be inspired by the birth of Christ to be gifts to each other. We can use our time and talents to ease the pain, suffering and challenges endured by the less fortunate. We can share our treasures with those who are caring for the “gifts” given by God – our fellow brothers and sisters in Armenia, Syria and elsewhere in the Diaspora.
The Armenian Missionary Association of America (AMAA) has numerous projects and ministries that enable us to be a gift to each other and to those living in darkness on a daily basis as we help feed the hungry, educate children, care for the sick, and share God’s message of love with others. We need your help to continue this critical work of caring for the gifts God has given to the world in the form of our brothers and sisters.
With the help of our faithful friends, the AMAA is able to support various projects around the world including: relief for Armenians in Syria, milk for infants, education in our schools and day centers as well as enrollment in our summer camps.
The AMAA’s mission and service ministry improves the life of God’s gifts to the world – the thousands of deserving individuals who receive material assistance, are visited by social workers, and participate in monthly gatherings at local AMAA facilities.
As the year rapidly comes to a close, please consider making your gift before December 31st. The AMAA needs you to be a gift to others by supporting our efforts. Please donate to the AMAA to share your joy at being a gift from God for others.
May the Blessing of our most generous God be with you, your family and loved ones now and throughout the New Year!
Քրիստոս ծնաւ եւ յայտնեցաւ, Ձեզի, Մեզի Մեծ Աւետիս!
Krisdos Dzenav yev Haydnetzav, Tsezee, Mezee Medz Avedis!
(Christ is born and is revealed, good tidings to you and to us).
Sincerely,
Zaven Khanjian
Executive Director/CEO
Armenian Missionary Association of America 