Gevorkian Theological Seminary

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Gevorkian Theological Seminary is a prominent Armenian Apostolic Church seminary that trains clergy and theologians in the historic religious center of Vagharshapat (Etchmiadzin), Armenia.

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instanceOf Armenian Apostolic Church seminary
educational institution
theological seminary
academicFocus Armenian Church history
biblical studies
canon law
liturgics
pastoral studies
theology
affiliation Armenian Apostolic Church NERFINISHED
associatedWith Catholicos of All Armenians NERFINISHED
campusSetting religious complex of Holy Etchmiadzin
controlledBy Mother See of Holy Etchmiadzin NERFINISHED
country Armenia NERFINISHED
denomination Armenian Apostolic Church NERFINISHED
Oriental Orthodox NERFINISHED
educationalLevel higher education
field Christian theology
clergy formation
religious studies
hasType residential seminary
languageOfInstruction Armenian
Russian
other foreign languages
locatedIn Armavir Province NERFINISHED
Etchmiadzin NERFINISHED
Vagharshapat NERFINISHED
namedAfter Catholicos Gevork IV NERFINISHED
notableRole important institution of the Armenian Apostolic Church
major center for training Armenian clergy
offers priestly formation
theological education
partOf Mother See of Holy Etchmiadzin educational system NERFINISHED
primaryMission training clergy for the Armenian Apostolic Church
training theologians
regionServed Armenian Apostolic Church worldwide
Armenian communities in Armenia
Armenian diaspora
religion Christianity
religiousCenterContext located in the historic religious center of Etchmiadzin
studentBody lay students of theology
seminarians preparing for priesthood
tradition Armenian liturgical tradition
Armenian theological scholarship

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Vagharshapat hasEducationalInstitution Gevorkian Theological Seminary