Every gift today
stands alongside theirs.
Every donation is a gesture of support for our spiritual mission and the preservation of Armenian faith, culture and traditions. Thank you for your trust and solidarity!
Whose gifts we remember ↓Donation to the church
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During a service
Donations are also accepted during services or when visiting the church. Please speak with the church council.
Sunday 10:00–13:00 · 18 Bratya Miladinovi St.
Special donations
For additional questions and special donations for a particular cause, please contact us:
info@armenian-church.com
Where your gift goes.
The everyday needs of the church.
Care for the building, which has stood since 1832.
Community initiatives around the church.
All donations are used transparently and solely for the needs of the church. Donors may choose to remain anonymous if they wish. Upon request, you can receive a donation certificate.
They gave
when it was needed.
The church stands today because of people who gave of their own, not when it was easy, but when it was needed. The church does not forget those who supported it in difficult times, nor those who worked with care and effort for its betterment and its good name.
We hold in particular gratitude the memory of Sarkis Kuyumdjian and his family. A merchant of Ruse, he donated a large part of his estate to the Armenian Church of the Holy Mother of God in Ruse. The church is sustained by those properties to this day, and the community gained its cultural centre “Yerevan”.
His wife Satenik, of the Aslanian merchant family, and their five children remained bound to the Armenian community of Ruse. The youngest, Dikran, became the celebrated English writer Michael Arlen.
Gratitude is not remembrance, but continuation.
Every gift given today stands alongside theirs.
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