Jinishian Memorial Program Archives

Life after debt in Lebanon  

Posted November 29th, 2016

Unable to focus on their education while they work long shifts for below minimum wage, teenagers in Beirut are vulnerable to abuse, with little hope of escape. Thanks to the Kurkjian family and your ongoing gifts, the Jinishian Memorial Program (JMP) has created a safe space where teens can study, get counseling and take part in vocational training to work toward their dreams, and grow in the confidence of knowing they are loved by God.  

April 24: Minute for Mission

Posted March 15th, 2016

Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day April 24, 2016 Pokr Vedi village is home to 3000 souls, Christians nestled in the valley of Noah’s Mount Ararat between Turkey, Russia and Iran. Residents… Read more »

Beyond Expectations: going to Armenia with a mission

Posted December 15th, 2015

Going to Armenia as a tourist has its rewards, however going there with a mission has its special and unexpected rewards.

Cultural Revival along the border in Armenia

Posted December 11th, 2015

“The day in our village begins with the shooting from the Azerbaijani border, and there are not so many things that can delight us. The revival of the cultural life in our village played the important role and changed our gloomy life,” says 14 years old Mariam from the village of Aygehovit.