Included in the Chapter Toolkit:
- Bringing Your Chapter to Life
- Chapter Management
- Meeting Ideas
- How to Facilitate a Great Discussion
- Updated COVID-19 Guidelines
- and more!
Chapter Toolkit
For Chapter Leaders
Created for advisors and student leaders to plan a spiritually-enriching year that prioritizes the health and well-being of students, parishes, and campus communities.
Chapter Discussions
Popular Discussion Topics from the OCF Blog
Other Resources for Discussion
I Can Do All Things – and the SLB!
Flashback to one year ago this spring: I was sitting in my dorm room when I got a call from my Regional Student Leader (RSL) telling me to apply for the OCF Student Leadership Board (SLB) and that I would make a great College Conference Student Leader. I wasn't fully...
The Transfiguration of the Secular World
Last month I was in Washington D.C., and I met up with a friend of mine from the Antiochian Village. We spent the day walking around the National Mall just enjoying the city and each other’s company. Afterwards, she said that it was, “a nice break from the secular...
Make a “Small” Decision: Discover Where Christ Leads You
Have you ever made a seemingly small decision that changed your life? Maybe you sat next to someone new in class who became your best friend or maybe you spontaneously bought a book that influenced your career choice. Looking back, you probably did not give much...
Day of Light
Pray for your campus. Day of Light is a simple activity for your chapter to bring Christ’s light to your campus.
Holistic Living Guide
A guide for Orthodox Christian College students to live better in body, mind, community, and spirit–the Holistic Living Guide includes articles, journal topics, and activities you can explore on your own or as a chapter!
Orthodox Awareness Month
Situated at the beginning of the school year, Orthdodox Awareness Month is a time that the members of your OCF chapter can devote to both examining aspects of the Faith they wish to develop, and to being a witness to the faith on their campus. In our daily life it is important that we grow in understanding our faith, and are knowledgeable representatives of our faith when people have questions or want to learn more. This is also a good time to revisit complicated topics within the church, or even the basics, which some may have forgotten. All and all it’s a wonderful way to start off the year on the right foot as a strong, connected OCF!
Lenten Cookbook
Are you stuck with the same three meal ideas for fasting? Check out the OCF cookbook and try to make a few new recipes. Maybe start a Lenten Potluck with your chapter.
What is Orthodoxy
There’s a Saint for That
Get to know the saints and discover how they can intercede for us.
Alumni Talks
Talk with OCF Alumni on different topics. Join us for these LIVE interviews with OCF alumni and get your questions answered!
