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After building each church, it seemed that it would be the last, but every end would become the beginning of a new one. Perhaps the Tsarukyan family would not have fully implemented its mission if they had not added another one, the 7th, to the churches they had built. It was going to be built in Nor Hachn, at the request of its people. In 2010, during the celebration of the city's founding, after hearing the residents' long-standing desire to have a church, Gagik Tsarukyan promised to make it happen.
In the same year, the construction of the church was launched and it was decided to be built in the area of the memorial to the Armenians who fell in the heroic battle of Hachn. It took almost 5 years for the structure to take its full form. The 7th church rising in the heart of Nor Hachn, which summarizes a special mystery in itself, received the name Holy Savior. The Tsarukyan family built it as a gratitude to the Lord.
.jpg?token=d0c456c43d5330f5079e955e21a7b378 "St. Mariam")
.jpg?token=4534560c3a3e676d73deee05de92ea58 "St. Mariam")
.jpg?token=14183425446a001bea1075732054f82e "Red Chapel (Karmravor)")
.jpg?token=2daac439fed5bd8889238635f9b6be94 "St. Hovhannes")
.jpg?token=9eddf8b9df28db97f96514e219a42709 "St. Hovhannes the Baptist")
.jpg?token=199e853cd23c389505c0caa6a65db80a "Srbots Nahatakats")
.jpg?token=8716402bc3cd657964b7a8df745a5002 "Church of the Nativity of Christ")