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    College students: Register now for Orthodox Christian Fellowship’s spring 2016 “Real Break”

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    College students:  Register now for Orthodox Christian Fellowship’s spring 2016 “Real Break” Real Break participants with Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew in Constantinople.
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    College students: Register now for Orthodox Christian Fellowship’s spring 2016 “Real Break”

    The Orthodox Christian Fellowship [OCF], the official campus ministry organization of the Assembly of Canonical Orthodox Bishops of the United States of America, continues to accept registrants for its seven “Real Break” opportunities scheduled for spring 2016.

    Built on a foundation of fellowship, education, worship and service, “Real Break” provides Orthodox Christian college students and young adults with an alternative to “Spring Break.”  It offers the possibility for students to travel to all parts of the world while deepening their faith, serving those in need, and cultivating relationships with like-minded peers.

    Space is still available for the following venues.

    • Constantinople: February 26-March 5, 2015.
    • Romania: March 4-12.
    • Jerusalem: March 4-12.
    • New Orleans: March 7-12.
    • Alaska: March 12-19.
    • Cleveland: March 14-18.
    • Thessaloniki, Greece: March 18-26

    For additional information or to register visit www.ocf.net/real-break-2016 or send an e-mail to Donna Levas at donna@ocf.net.

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