Honoring a Vision. Celebrating a Milestone. Shaping the Future.
Join us at St. Nersess Armenian Seminary on Saturday, October 3, 2026, for a special evening honoring the leadership, faith, and generosity that have shaped the Seminary and looking ahead to its future. Together, we will pay tribute to Archbishop Khajag Barsamian, whose
Seminarians Serving Our Youth and Growing in Ministry This Summer
For St. Nersess seminarians, summer is not simply a break from the classroom. It is an opportunity to put their formation into practice through hands-on ministry at camps, conferences, parishes, and clinical settings. This summer, our seminarians traveled across the
International Conference Held at St. Nersess Seminary Brings Scholars Together from Around the World
From May 8-10, 2025 St. Nersess Seminary hosted an international hybrid conference entitled, Nersēs Shnorhali in His Context / Շնորհալի եւ պարագայ իւր. Over the course of the two and a half day gathering, nearly twenty scholars from academic institutions
Preaching Workshop Held in the Midwest
On June 5, St. Nersess Seminary held its second Preaching Program workshop, this time in the Midwest, at St. Gregory The Illuminator Armenian Church in Chicago. The day began with a brief presentation on homiletical creativity as an expression of humility
Support St. Nersess Today!
If you received our Christmas Appeal, it is because you support and believe in our mission to educate and prepare the next generation of ordained and lay leaders of the Armenian Church in North America. St. Nersess has in some
Join Us for a Special Lecture in Person or by Zoom
Armenian Martyrs in Image and Text Thursday, November 7, 2024 7:00-8:45 PM St. Nersess Armenian Seminary will host a special public lecture by Dr. Ani Shahinian, Assistant Professor of the Grace and Paul Shahinian Lectureship in Armenian Christian Art and Culture, due to high-level interest
The Gift that Keeps on Giving!
Starting in the early 20th century and even today, companies have advertised their brand as “the gift that keeps on giving.” They use the phrase to describe their product as something that continues to provide benefits or advantages over an
Armenian Patriarchate of Constantinople Shares with St. Nersess
Fr. Mardiros Chevian and Hayr Harutyun Damadian The Very Rev. Fr. Harutyun Damadıan, a vartabed from the Armenian Patriarchate of Constantinople, arrived at St. Nersess on September 22. During his extended stay at the seminary until the end of April,