Orthodox Christian Fellowship
University of Minnesota
About our Student Group
We are the University of Minnesota chapter of Orthodox Christian Fellowship!
Our goals are:
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To build a community of Orthodox students both on- and off-campus to support each other in both their academic and spiritual endeavors
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To help students grow in their faith using various learning and engagement opportunities
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To create cross-cultural unity by promoting pan-Orthodox friendships and education
New This Semester
Website Shortcuts
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If you are interested in signing up to bring a meal, or donating monetarily to our chapter, please visit our SUPPORT OCF page for more information!
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To RSVP for our bi-weekly meetings or other events, please visit our EVENTS page!
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If you are looking for other information, or have any questions, please don't hesitate to CONTACT US
Resources
Local Churches
St. Mary's Greek Orthodox Church
Phone: (612) 825-9595
Address: 3450 Irving Ave S, Minneapolis, MN 55408
St. George Antiochian Church
Phone: (651) 457-0854
Address: 1250 Oakdale Ave, West St Paul, MN 55118
St. George Greek Orthodox Church
Phone: (651) 222-6220
Address: 1111 Summit Ave, St Paul, MN 55105
St. Mary's OCA Cathedral
Phone: (612) 781-7667
Address: 1701 5th St NE, Minneapolis, MN 554138
St. Elizabeth Orthodox Church of America
Address: 125 Congress St E, St Paul, MN 55107
Holy Trinity Orthodox Church of America
Address: 956 Forest St N, St Paul, MN 55106
St. Panteleimon Russian Orthodox Church
Phone: (612) 517-7496
Address: 2210 Franklin Ave SE, Minneapolis, MN 55414
Meet the Board
Anna Karos
Presdient & Email Communications Officer
Mary Haddad
Membership Engagement Officer
Francine Perry
Services and Materials Management Officer
Joseph Karos
Finance & Meal Coordination Officer
Sophie Haddad
Outreach Coordination Officer
Alexandra Nicklow
Social Media & Marketing Officer
Mark Possis
Communications Officer
Kelsey Skoog
Website Management Officer
St. Katherine the Great of Alexandria
St. Katherine is the patron saint of OCF nationally. To learn more about her story and how she came to be OCF's patron saint, click here.