You can watch Christ Life Armenian Pentecostal Church online through our Watch Online page and official YouTube channel. Sunday worship begins at 10:00 am Pacific Time in Sacramento. For Armenian worship song lyrics, the free Ergaran hymn book app offers Armenian text, Latin-letter transliteration, and search by hymn number, title, or lyrics.
Whether you want to join a live service, return to a sermon, or follow an unfamiliar hymn, here is where to find each resource.
In this guide
- Watching church services online
- Finding Armenian sermons on YouTube
- Finding worship song lyrics
- An Armenian hymn book with English letters
- Connecting online and in person
Where can I watch Armenian church services online?
Start with Christ Life's Watch Online page. It brings together a featured service video and recent videos from our church's YouTube channel. You can also go directly to the official Armenian Pentecostal Church YouTube channel.
Our Sunday worship service is live-streamed beginning at 10:00 am Sacramento time. That means Pacific Standard Time or Pacific Daylight Time, depending on the season. If you are watching from another country or a different US time zone, convert the time for your location rather than treating 10:00 am as your own local time.
If you open the page outside the live service, you can watch an available recent recording. If the website cannot display the latest video, the page also links directly to YouTube so you can look for the service there.
Our Tuesday and Thursday meetings are listed as in-person gatherings. The published Sunday livestream schedule should not be taken as a promise that every church meeting is broadcast. Check the service schedule for the distinction between regular and special gatherings.
How do I find Armenian sermons on YouTube?
Use our official YouTube channel rather than relying on a search result with a similar church name. The handle is @ArmenianPentecostalChurch.
On the channel, you can look through available service recordings and videos. On this website, the Watch Online page offers recent videos without requiring you to search across all of YouTube.
If you remember a sermon title or a subject, look for those words when browsing the channel. A recording's title and description can help you identify the message, although titles, captions, and language options depend on the particular video. We do not promise translated audio or captions for every recording.
For reading as well as listening, visit our blog. It includes messages and reflections about faith, prayer, the church, and life with Christ. The Armenian blog offers Armenian versions where available. These written resources can help you return to an idea after watching a service.
Want to understand the church behind the messages? Our Pentecostal and Apostolic churches guide explains Christ Life's identity and introduces our beliefs about Jesus, Scripture, salvation, and the Holy Spirit.
Where can I find Armenian worship songs with lyrics?
When you know a melody but cannot remember the title, finding the words can be the hardest part. Ergaran is an Armenian hymn book app that helps you find and read hymn lyrics, whether you are following worship or reading at home.
Our Ergaran page explains its features and links to the App Store. The app provides hundreds of Armenian hymns and several ways to find them:
- By number: open the hymn number you are looking for.
- By title: browse alphabetically or search for the name.
- By remembered words: search within the lyrics for a line you recognize.
- By theme: explore groups such as faith, the Holy Spirit, and worship and praise.
You can also save favorites and revisit recently opened hymns. This is useful when you want to keep reading a song after a service rather than finding it again from the beginning.
Ergaran is a song book, not a replacement for the church's livestream. Use YouTube for service video and the hymn app for its text and search features. We do not promise that every song in every recording is included in the app.
Is there a free Armenian hymn book app with lyrics in English letters?
Yes. Ergaran includes Armenian-to-Latin transliteration and is free to download. It is available on iPhone, iPad, and Mac through the App Store listing.
“English letters” usually means reading Armenian words written in the Latin alphabet. That is transliteration, not English translation: the letters change to help you follow the Armenian sounds, but the words remain Armenian. If you want the meaning in English, do not assume that transliteration supplies it.
This can be especially helpful if you understand or speak some Armenian but do not read the alphabet comfortably. You can use the Armenian text and Latin-letter version as reading aids while becoming more familiar with the hymn.
The app also includes adjustable text size, reading themes, favorites, and history. As described on our Ergaran page, it has no ads or subscriptions and does not collect personal data. For current device compatibility and download details, check the App Store listing. Our site links to the Apple app; it does not list an Android version.
Let online worship lead to connection
Online services are a practical way to stay connected when you cannot be in the building. They can also help you get to know Christ Life before attending. A sermon and a hymn can be starting points for prayer, Scripture reading, and a conversation about faith rather than simply another video in your feed.
If you are nearby and would like to gather with us, read our Sacramento church, service times, and directions guide. It covers Sunday worship, the first-Tuesday Bible Study, and the monthly Prayer Nights.
You can also visit About Us, check the schedule, or open the directions. Whether you begin with a livestream, a message, or a hymn, we invite you to grow in faith with our community.
