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This semester’s series, Living in Community, is designed to help us reflect on what it means to follow Christ side by side with friends, classmates, and the entire Church. Each of these ten posts comes from the OCF blog archives, offering wisdom, encouragement, and practical ideas for living the Christian life in community.
Use them in your chapter meetings, in small groups, or for personal reflection. Each post includes discussion questions to encourage meaningful and edifying conversation.
The semester will begin by focusing on personal formation, an essential part of Living in Community. Next, we’ll explore the communal life and the unity that lies there. Finally, we’ll end the semester with some practical tips for outreach among your wider community.
Now is the Time | St. Herman’s call to love God starting now without delay
Small Steps, Big Growth | Practical advice for steady, lasting spiritual progress
Faith Without Compartments | Living as a Christian in every space, not just church
God’s Special Possession | Finding identity and belonging in God’s people
Known and Understood | The comfort of being among those who “get it.”
Unity Without Sameness | Celebrating the rich diversity within the Orthodox Church
From Hostility to Harmony | Navigating disagreements with humility and prayer
The Gift of Listening | Listening as an act of love
An Open Door | Practical ways to welcome friends into the Orthodox Church
Eternity in the Everyday | Living at the intersection of the temporal and the eternal
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