Genocide No More: A Call for Armenians to Reclaim Faith and Identity
On the Sunday following the 111th commemoration of the Armenian Genocide, a powerful message is being echoed across the Armenian world: “Genocide — No More.”
More than a remembrance, it is a call to action.
While 1.5 million Armenians were systematically exterminated in 1915, the sermon warns that the long-term consequences extend beyond physical loss — pointing to a deeper erosion of faith, identity, and connection to the Armenian Church.
According to the message, fewer than 3% of Armenians in the United States and just 0.3% in Armenia attend church on non-holiday Sundays — figures described as an existential crisis for a nation that was the first to adopt Christianity. 
The message is clear: remembrance alone is no longer enough.
Armenians worldwide are being urged not only to honor the past, but to actively rebuild — by returning to the Church, strengthening community, and preserving the spiritual foundation that has defined the nation for centuries.
“Genocide No More” is no longer just a phrase.
It is a challenge — to ensure that survival is not only physical, but cultural, spiritual, and generational.
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