Armenia/Georgia Mission
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About the Armenia/Georgia mission
This mission covers the countries of Armenia and Georgia in the South Caucasus, areas steeped in ancient history with rich cultural heritages. Both countries have a predominantly mountainous terrain influencing their temperate and subtropical climates. In Armenia, Armenian is the official language, and the country is known as the first to adopt Christianity as its state religion, which deeply influences its culture. Georgian is spoken in Georgia, a country renowned for its hospitality, traditional feasts known as supras, and the ancient wine-making tradition. Both countries offer a deeply spiritual experience, with an abundance of ancient churches and monasteries set against breathtaking landscapes.
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Armenia/Georgia mission FAQ
What language do missionaries speak in the Armenia/Georgia Mission?
Missionaries in the Armenia/Georgia Mission serve in Armenian and Georgian. Your call letter lists the language you are assigned to teach in.
Where is the Armenia/Georgia Mission headquartered?
The Armenia/Georgia Mission is headquartered in Yerevan, Armenia, in the Europe region.
Is the Armenia/Georgia Mission a foreign mission?
Yes. For missionaries from the United States, the Armenia/Georgia Mission in Armenia is a foreign mission.
How often do families guess the Armenia/Georgia Mission?
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