OCF stands for:
Orthodox Christian
Fellowship
What is an Orthodox Christian?
An Orthodox Christian is a Christian who follows the
correct or orthodox teachings of the Christian
Church from the time of Christ until today.
OCF is an organization open to all college students by which
they can come together for fellowship, prayer, and service. It is
a way to rest your brain from your schoolwork so that you can give
your soul some nourishment. Because college is such a big challenge,
OCF offers a solid group of brothers and sisters in Christ who can
stand by you during hard times and offer you family comfort when you are
far from home.
College can be tough on an Orthodox Christian. You really do discover
yourself at college, and it is easy to get caught up in the fast life.
OCF offers a base that you can always touch back on so you don't stray too
far from the "needful things" in life. We strongly recommend getting
involved in your OCF. If you don't have one at your college, then you
can get information on how to start one up where you are:
Click here for information on how to start an OCF
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