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  This church is run by traders of the free Armenian nation. This Sunday they attacked people one representative of the church hit a woman and was choking a man. These innocent people were there to pray for peace in Armenia. He insulted them verbally and assaulted them physically. I call for boycott on this asstablishment! The video is on YouTube tittled Hinger strikes for human rights Day 3! Shame on this godless places! God is ashamed of you Devils.

  Added June 24, 2017 by Helen Papazyan
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  God bless, Beautiful decoration is up for Christmas and new year.

  Added October 14, 2016 by Armen Parsighian
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  church always for pray , but the worker use the church for make a money and gamble ( bingo) .

  Added September 19, 2016 by An La
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  This fine establishment in Glendale is a "house of worship" for Armenians young and old. Regular Mass is held every Sunday, with an Armenian audience that brings a feeling of some strange home, surrounded by those who are part of your same religion and culture, as if in Armenia. The architecture reminds me of a roman-styled building, but it is definitely an Armenian church, even though it has no dome. The air inside is very holy, and the Church also houses a grand hall in the basement, a courtyard, and a Sunday school, teaching Armenian language and religion. God Bless the holy site, i know many of the priests there :)

  Added September 15, 2016 by A Google User