A Christmas Mass was held by The Church of Bangladesh hosted at the Armenian Church Dhaka on Friday 10th January. It was so nice to see the church full with many people from different faiths attending, as well as local Christians. The service was conducted by Reverend Simpson Mazumdar, assisted by Father Franco, Father Brice and Brother Guillaume respectively.
We are delighted to announce there will be a Christmas Mass conducted at the Armenian Church, Dhaka on Friday 10th January 2020 at 4pm.
Please note this is NOT an Armenian service.
The service will be undertaken by the Church of Bangladesh led by Reverend Simson Mazumdar, and assisted by Father Franko, Father Brice, and Brother Guillaume respectively.
If you are in the Dhaka area, please do join in this very special occasion.
Everyone is welcome to attend.
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Easter Service 2019 was held at the Armenian Church Dhaka by a local Catholic group who regularly use our Church for services. It is very nice to see so many people worshipping in the church. Afterwards there were some light refreshments.
One of the initiatives undertaken by the Armenian Church in Dhaka is the ‘Mr. Michael Martin Food Assistance Program’. Today the program offered meals to 292 local Dhaka people. It also provided essential milk for 57 hungry babies.
The food assistance program initially ran on a monthly basis, but due to the local high demand for help, it has been offered on a weekly basis since the autumn of 2016.
The church is an intrinsically altruistic institution that will always strive to provide comfort and aid to its surrounding community and visitors.
“Armenians settled and founded a colony at Dacca in the early part of the 18th century when,it was one of the principal commercial centres in Bengal, but with the removal of the Viceregal quarters of Bengal from Dacca to Murshidabad, or Maxudabad, as it was then called, ended the distinction of Dacca as a city of metropolitan importance, This was in the beginning of the 18th century.” Mesrovb Seth
List of Priests at the Armenian Church Dacca
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