PROGRAMThe goals of the Institute are:- 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.
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. DAILY SCHEDULE
7:15-8:20 - Morning Service / Breakfast
8:30-12:20 - Classes (5 concurrent sessions)
12:30-1:30 - Lunch
1:30-5:30 - Sports and Recreational Activities
5:30-6:30 - Dinner
7:00-7:50 - General Session for all
8:00-9:00 - Bible Studies/Group Discussions
9:30 - Evening Service
10:30 - Prepare for sleep - Kisher Paree
11:00 - Lights out For Datev Institute Rules and Regulations click here 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.
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or by phone: 212/689-7810.
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