The Armenian church has always been more than a place of worship — it's the heart of the community. SupportArmenian is proud to list Armenian Apostolic and Armenian Christian churches throughout the Greater Los Angeles area, including parishes in Glendale, Burbank, and neighboring cities where the Armenian community has deep roots.
Whether you're looking for a church home, attending a christening, planning a wedding, or simply want to stay connected to Armenian spiritual and cultural life, these parishes welcome all who come with open hearts. Many of these churches also serve as community hubs — hosting Armenian school programs, cultural events, youth groups, and charitable initiatives throughout the year.
The Armenian Apostolic Church is one of the oldest Christian churches in the world, founded in 301 AD. In Los Angeles, several prominent parishes carry on this ancient tradition — from St. Leon Armenian Cathedral in Burbank to Holy Trinity Armenian Apostolic Church and St. Mary's Armenian Apostolic Church. These parishes celebrate liturgy in Grabar (Classical Armenian) and serve as anchors of faith and identity for the diaspora community.
From Glendale and Burbank to Pasadena, La Crescenta, and beyond, the Greater Los Angeles area is home to numerous Armenian parishes. Browse the listings above to find service times, locations, and contact information for Armenian churches near you. If your church isn't listed yet, reach out to us — we'd love to include it.
Apostolic, Catholic and Evangelical parishes. Service times and the language of the liturgy vary, so call ahead if you are visiting a parish for the first time. The directory currently lists 28 businesses, each with contact details, services and location. Listings are submitted and maintained by the business owners themselves, so what you see here is first-hand rather than scraped.
Yerevan has the most at 4, followed by Vagharshapat (2), Los Angeles (2), Teghut (1), Ohanavan (1), Akhtala (1). Southern California holds the bulk of the Armenian diaspora, so Glendale, Burbank and the San Fernando Valley recur throughout the directory, but listings outside California and in Armenia are included wherever members have added them.
Being able to explain what you need in Armenian, to a person who already understands the context, removes a lot of friction. It also keeps money inside a community that largely rebuilt itself from nothing twice over. Every listing here is either Armenian-owned or Armenian-serving, and owners can claim and update their own page.
Own a business in this category? Add or claim your listing — it is free. You can also browse every category, see current member offers, or advertise to reach the community directly.
Are services held in Armenian or English?
It varies by parish. The Divine Liturgy is typically in Classical Armenian, with sermons in Armenian, English or both. Call ahead if it is your first visit.
How many Armenian churches are listed on SupportArmenian?
There are currently 28 listed, mostly around Yerevan, Vagharshapat, Los Angeles. The number changes as owners add and claim listings, and every entry includes contact details, services and location.
Is it free to list a business here?
Yes. Adding or claiming a listing is free, and the owner keeps control of the page afterwards. Paid placement and advertising are separate and entirely optional.
