Explore the origins and early history of the Armenian Church with "The Armenian Church Founded By St. Gregory The Illuminator." This meticulously researched work delves into the foundational period of one of the oldest Christian churches, tracing its establishment by St. Gregory the Illuminator.

Edward Francis K. Fortescue provides a detailed account, shedding light on the unique traditions and historical context that shaped the Armenian Church. Enhanced by an appendix from S.C. Malan, this volume offers valuable insights into the theological and cultural significance of this enduring institution.

Perfect for scholars, theologians, and anyone interested in the history of Christianity and the Armenian people, this book remains an essential resource for understanding the roots of Armenian religious identity.

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