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Students at UNK

Ten minutes from campus, a ride if you need one, and lunch afterward.

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We’re about ten minutes from campus, and there are people in this parish who first walked in as students. If you’re Orthodox and away from home, this is your parish while you’re in Kearney. If you’re just curious, that’s a perfectly good reason to come too.

Fill this in and someone will get back to you — and if you need a ride on Sunday morning, say so and we’ll set it up.

Please tell us your name.
So we can confirm we got this. That doesn’t look like an email address.
Whoever picks you up will text you first. We need a number to arrange the ride.
Sunday morning, from campus or wherever you are.
Pick the closest one.
“This Sunday,” or a date.

If you’re Orthodox

Both optional, and neither matters in the slightest if you’re not — skip straight past.

Where you worship when you’re home, and the town.
Yours, and anyone coming with you — one per line — so Father Christopher can commemorate you.

If you intend to receive Communion and Father Christopher doesn’t know you, please have a word with him before the Liturgy begins. More on that.

A question, a friend you’re bringing, a food allergy for the meal afterward, or a schedule that only works some weeks.
Goes to the parish by email. Nothing else is done with it.

Rides Are Real

Somebody from the parish will pick you up on Sunday morning and bring you back afterward. It’s not a favor you’re asking; people here like doing it.

Lunch Is Included

There’s a meal after the Liturgy every Sunday. Everyone’s invited, nobody pays, and it’s a better meal than the dining hall.

No Strings

Nobody will put you on a list, ask you to sign anything, or check whether you came back. More on that.