The heroes of the TV series are school children with their interests and problems. However, one thing that they do with pleasure is wearing a robe and rise on Altar and serve as an Acolyte in the Church.
Every TV program is one story, a case of communication with the Church.
 
Frequency: Monday, at 21:00

Scribe brothers of the Holy Savior


Brothers Vakhtang and Ruben train every Sunday and walk to the Holy Savior Church of Ararat. They wear a shirt, serve at the altar with their friends, and after the liturgy they devote the whole day to the church.

 

The football player of St. Hakob Church in Kanaker


Hayk, the scribe of St. Hakob Church in Kanaker, attends Liturgy every Sunday with his family. The future football player dreams of visiting all the churches of Armenia as a pilgrimage.

The uncomplaining scribes of Vardenis village


It is a holiday for the children of Vardenis village of Aragatsotn diocese when Father Moushe visits the village and offers a liturgy. They treat the church with great responsibility and love. After the liturgy, they are not in a hurry to return home, they enjoy the company of their priest father until late in the evening.

 

For scribe Aram, the church is unity


For Aram, the St. Hakob Church in Kanaker is unity. He starts any important work with prayer. Every Sunday, Aram's family attends Liturgy with him. Aram's preferences are diverse: sports, rocketry, physics.

Liturgy is a part of Vahagn's life


The invitation to participate in the Liturgy by the priest of St. Hovhannes Church in Kond changed Vahagn's life. Vahagn, a child writer, attends football every Sunday early in the morning, after which he rushes to artend the luturgy. 

Norayr


8-year-old Norayr visits St. Thaddeus Church in Masis every Sunday with his father. He wears a shirt and helps his father serve the altar.

The scribes of Sevan


The altar of the Church of the Holy ArchAngels in Sevan is always full of children. The children spend Sundays in church, love to go on pilgrimages with their father, and also travel and fish.

Davit (Abovyan city)


For Davit, a 9-year-old scribe of St. Hovhannes Church in Abovyan, the ride is still a bit big and uncomfortable, but he attends church with pleasure and anticipation. Every Sunday, he puts on the shirt and waits until he is on the Altar. In the evening, before going to sleep, he prays the prayers he invented in his mind, then the Lord's Prayer and falls asleep. Along with the lessons, he reads the Bible, he was particularly impressed by the episode of David.

Hakob (Artashat)


Hakob's Sunday begins in St. Hovhannes the Evangelist Church in Artashat. He wears a shirt and attends the liturgy. He lovingly takes care of the garden and waters the trees with his church friends.
 

Artur (Ararat)


Arthur looks forward to Sunday all week so he can go to the Church of the Holy Saviour in Ararat, put on a shirt and participate in the service. His daily life is full: he attends journalism, theater and pottery groups. He dreams of becoming an actor. He is convinced that whatever profession he chooses, he will always attend church.

 

Palm Sunday in Aruch


There is spiritual warmth in Aruch 
 
Every time Father Manuk Zeynalyan goes to Aruch, the church is filled with children. The Church of St. Gregory of Aruch is standing, but it is in a half-ruined state. The children dream that one day it will be restored and rainwater will not pour into the church. On Palm Sunday, Ter Manuk celebrated the liturgy and decorated the church with willow branches with the children.

Kajik (Aparan)


Kajik's routine changed when a friend offered to put on a shirt and go up to the altar with him. The shrine of the Holy Cross in Aparan is full of children. They willingly participate in the liturgy every Sunday. Kajik says that they are good friends. They play together, help each other, participate in pilgrimages.