Opened on 30 December 1884 then closed 1 October 1909. Reopened in November 1921 and renamed Armenian Mission. Work ended with the death of President Booth in 1928. The mission was reopened as the Palestine-Syrian Mission in 1933.
Jacob Spori Jr. Called as President
Mission Founded
Missionaries Arrive
Jacob Spori arrives in Constantinople (Istanbul), officially beginning missionary work in the area.
Frederick Stauffer Called as President
Joseph Frederick Platte Schoenfeld Called as President
Don Carlos White Musser Called as President
Edward William Robinson Called as President
Armenag Garabed Dikran Shil-Hagopian Called as President
Philip Starkey Maycock Called as President
Ferdinand Friis Hintze Called as President
Michael Herman Damasch Called as President
Mission Home Closed
Mission home located at Aintab, Syria, Turkey. Due to political complications, the mission was closed.
Joseph Wilford Booth Called as President
Reopening of Mission
Joseph W. Booth was called to renew missionary work in the Near East and was appointed president of the Armenian Mission. He arrived in Palestine in November. The mission home was located at "Fayh House", Alleny Street, Haifa, Palestine.
End of the Ottoman Empire
The Ottoman Empire came to an end as the sultanate was abolished by the Grand National Assembly of Turkey.
Death of President Booth
President Booth dies of heart failure at Aleppo.
Mission Home Moved
Mission home located at "House Kaltenbach", Garden Street 25, Haifa, Palestine.
Badwagan Piranian Called as President
Mission Home Moved
Mission home moved to Beirut, Lebanon.
