Armenian Evangelical Women’s Fellowship First Biennial Conference

We are in the process of establishing an Armenian Evangelical Women’s Fellowship on the “East Coast”. The West Coast women have been organized since 1989, effectively uniting church women to foster fellowship, spiritual growth and personal enhancement. All women are invited to join us for our first East Coast gathering.

We will be together with other women sharing special moments of singing and fulfillment, laughter and bonding, joy and praise. We know that women are the backbone of any church and coming together will revitalize them to bring back new life to their churches. Please join us for this great weekend. It is our dream to have all the East Coast AEUNA churches represented.

We are privileged to have two outstanding speakers for the weekend, one in English and one in Armenian:

In English:
Rev. Dr. Shoushan M. Salibian, the Chaplain and Director of the Pastoral Care Department at Southern New Hampshire Medical Center in Nashua, N.H. and is also in practice at Emmaus Institute Counseling Services as a Pastoral Psychotherapist. Rev. Dr. Salibian is a single parent who adopted her beautiful daughter, Sophia, from Armenia when she was 7 months old. She’s now 3 ½ years old.

In Armenian:
Dr. Arpi Boynerian is an ophthalmologist and worked as a specialist in the hospital and in her private clinic in Aleppo, Syria from 1993-2003. She is the wife of Rev. Avedis Boynerian and the mother of two boys, Antranig & Arek. Together they serve the Armenian Memorial Church in Watertown, Massachusetts. Arpi’s gifts are hospitality and encouraging women to be what God wants them to be.

Leading us in worship and song will be Mrs. Nancy Tutunjian-Berger, the soloist at the First Armenian Church. Nancy has been writing contemporary Christian music and singing throughout New England for years. She has a deep heart for prayer and worship and looks forward to joining with us to bring praise to our Lord Jesus.