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Religious Organizations

Call Student Affairs at 614-823-1250 for information about how to contact these organizations.

See Religious Life for more information about nurturing your spiritual life at Otterbein College.

Religious Life Council
The Religious Life Council (RLC) is the supervisory supporting and coordinating body for all religious activities and programs at Otterbein.As an inclusive and ecumenical body, the Council invites people of various religious traditions and heritages to gather together in this common ministry. RLC's membership consists of representatives from each of the religious organizations on campus, and members-at-large (i.e., anyone interested in being a part of planning religious activities). RLC sponsors a variety of experiences and events throughout the year including special worship services, weekend retreats, participation in the Franklin County Crop Walk, Campus Sharing Day, and several opportunities for discussion, Bible study and spiritual enrichment.

Otterbein Christian Fellowship (OCF)
OCF is an interdenominational Christian group who meets each Thursday night at 8:00 in the Campus Center. During the weekly meetings we have student testimonies, bible study, prayer, music, fellowship, and food. Outside the meetings we have dinners, activities, service projects, speakers and churches, and other opportunities to encourage each other spiritually and personally.

Catholic ACTS
ACTS stands for adoration, community, theology, and service. Otterbein students connected with St. Paul's Catholic Church  serve God and grow in faith with each other. ACTS meets on Tuesday nights at 8:30 p.m. in the chapel for faith sharing and food. In addition, we meet on Sundays at St. Paul Catholic Church for 12:00 p.m. mass and quarterly service projects.

Gospel Choir
The Otterbein Gospel Choir is a non-denominational choir composed of students from many different backgrounds. Students join this choir to be spiritually uplifted, enjoy spiritual fulfillment, develop friendships, and have "extreme fun". Rehearsals are Wednesday's in the Chapel at 7:30 p.m. The choir fills engagements both on and off campus.

Religion and Philosophy Club- (Inactive status)

Jewish Cultural Club