Eduard Soghomonyan, a dedicated sargavak at his Armenian church in São Paulo, Brazil, reflects on his faith and cultural roots in a recent interview, emphasizing the significance of community and tradition in his life.
Eduard Soghomonyan, a dedicated member of the Armenian community in São Paulo, Brazil, has embraced his roots through his role as a sargavak at his local Armenian church. In his first interview conducted in English, Soghomonyan discussed the significance of his faith and the importance of community service. He attends church every Sunday, a tradition he cherishes deeply, and takes pride in sharing his cultural heritage with others.
Soghomonyan expressed his commitment to his faith, stating, “I’m Christian. I’m Armenian.” This sentiment reflects his dedication to preserving his Armenian identity while fostering connections within the diverse community of Brazil. His interview highlights the challenges and joys of maintaining cultural traditions in a new environment.
Viewers can watch the full interview on ASN’s YouTube channel, where Soghomonyan further elaborates on his experiences and the pride he feels in representing his culture. He hopes to inspire others to explore their own heritage and faith, bridging connections across cultures.