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

Taron from St. Gevork church in Noragavit


Our film crew spent this Sunday in St. Sarkis church in Noragavit with Taron and his family, who is wearing a scribe shirt. 

The scribes of Vanadzor


From pilgrimage to football- In Vanadzor we met St.  Grigor Narekatsi church children, talked about their activities.

Choir of the Holy Cross Church in Aparan


The children of the choir of the Holy Cross Church perform a Komitas four-voice liturgy. Our film crew also joined one of their pilgrimages.

Eduard from St. Hripsime Monastery


Our film crew spent a day with Eduard. He ascends to the Holy Altar of St. Hripsime Monastery with the scribes on Sundays.

Tigran of St. Gregory the Illuminator Church


Tigran wears a shirt every Sunday and participates in the liturgy in the St. Gregory the Illuminator Church. Our film crew spent a day with Tigran

Arame and Voskan


Arame and Voskan are the scribes of the Church of the Holy Savior in Ijevan. 

Atom


The young Atom's daily life is full and active: cycling, bird care, wrestling, but he is looking forward to Sunday ...

Karen


Karen dreams of becoming a singer, attends Yeghvard Art School, is interested in robotics. But every Sunday he comes to church with his sisters, serves at the altar, and the sisters sing in the choir.

The scribes of Hrazdan


Norayr, Aren and Aram are friends, they got acquainted in the Holy Mother of God Church in Hrazdan. The youngest is Norayr, but Aren and Aram say that they learned a lot from him ...
 
 

Aren


"After the war we are trying to stand up․ It is our land, and we are fighting like this way." We visited Arshaluys and Geghakert villages of Armavir region. 

 

 

 

Hrachya


Hrachya starts Sunday in the St. John the Baptist Church in Arinj. The day goes well with friends. The rest of the day is in his father's studio, doing miniature painting. He knows he still has a lot to learn.

 

 

 

The scribes of Aparan


Zori, Zaven, Narek, Mushegh and Azat walk every Sunday in the churches of the villages of Aparan, helping the priests during the liturgies. They tell us about their travels and adventures.