PROGRAM
The goals of the Institute are:
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- To
instill and nurture the Armenian Christian faith and identity
in our youth.
- To
encourage Armenian youth to become more involved in the life
of the Church.
- To
discuss youth-related issues with Armenian clergy and teachers.
- To
provide a forum for our youth to expand their knowledge of Armenian
culture through language, poetry, music, song and dance.
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| Rooted
in the Armenian Christian faith and culture, the Institute is
a four-year (one week each summer) faith-based program for youth
ages 13-18. Those who complete the four year Program may return
for postgraduate classes. All applications are subject for approval. |
| Classes
for the five levels of study take place concurrently. The daily
schedule reflects the Institute's three main objectives: Education,
worship, and fellowship. And the program will include worship services,
Bible study, group discussions, lectures, Armenian language, and
recreational activities. |
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7:15-8:20
8:30-12:25
12:30-1:30
1:30-5:30
5:30-6:30
6:30-8:20
8:30-9:20
9:45-10:30
10:30
11:00 |
Morning
Service / Breakfast
Classes (5 concurrent sessions)
Lunch
Sports and Recreational Activities
Dinner
General Session for all
Bible Studies/Group Discussions
Evening Service
Prepare for sleep - Kisher Paree
Lights out |
| For
Datev Institute Rules and Regulations click here
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To
download the parental consent form
click here |
For
more information, please contact Deacon Shant Kazanjian, the Director
of the Armenian Religious Education Council (AREC), at the Prelacy.
E-mail: arec@armenianprelacy.org
or by phone: 212/689-7810. |
