ORPR CAMP
ЛАГЕРЬ ОРПР
Memory Eternal to His Eminence, Archbishop Peter of Chicago and Mid-America. (8/9/48 - 11/8/24)
Funeral Schedule for Archbishop Peter
November 15th (Chicago - Holy Virgin Protection Cathedral)
Archbishop Peter arrives to Holy Virgin Cathedral in the afternoon
6:00 pm - Evening Services and Parastas
November 16th (Chicago - Holy Virgin Protection Cathedral)
8:00 am - Liturgy and funeral
Body departs for Jordanville
Pominki at Holy Virgin Cathedral
Vigil at Holy Virgin Cathedral (Metropolitan Nicholas + hierarchs)
November 17th (Chicago - Holy Virgin Protection Cathedral)
Liturgy at Holy Virgin Cathedral (Metropolitan Nicholas + hierarchs)
Metropolitan departs for Jordanville
November 18th (New York - Holy Trinity Monastery)
5:00 am - Midnight office at Jordanville cathedral
6:00 am - Liturgy at Jordanville cathedral
12:00 lunch/pominki
Panikhida
Burial
Memory Eternal to dear Vladika, Archbishop Peter.
A SUMMER TRADITION
Nestled in the scenic heart of northern Illinois, ORPR Camp offers a unique month-long experience for Russian Orthodox youth. Immerse yourself in a vibrant community where you'll deepen your understanding of your faith through engaging classes on religion, culture, and history. Learn valuable scouting skills, participate in exciting activities like swimming, hiking, and scavenger hunts, and gather around crackling campfires under starry skies.
For over 60 years, ORPR has been a cherished tradition, fostering lifelong friendships and memories.
Nina (nee Mezencev) Hammons (October 11, 2024)
ORPR Camp mourns the loss of Nina (nee Mezencev) Hammons who reposed in the Lord, October 11, 2024 at the age of 63. Nina was the daughter of Tatiana (nee Mezencev) Brown and a younger sister to Vera and Kyra. Nina had been residing in Oklahoma with her husband, Kenneth, and two sons, Aleksai and Zach. Nina is well remembered by many campers circa 1970s. Many recall her lively laugh, bright smile, and in her youngest days - for her two long ponytails she often donned. May Nina rest in peace and have memory eternal.
https://www.stittsworthfuneralservices.com/obituary/Nina-Hammons
ORPR Camp would like to extend a special thank you and acknowledge the following donors for their support of the 2024 St. Tatiana’s Day Ball:
Diocese of Chicago & Mid-America Pastoral School
Diocese of Chicago & Mid-America
Anna Victorov - Marketing Services
Mariya Maximtsev - Photography
Select Church Insurance Services, Inc.
Western Export Corp. - Kitchen & Bath Cabinetry
Abigail Art Company
Stitches By Lilia
Varusha
Russian Passport Service
Three Hierarchs - Orthodox Christian High School
HOH Water Technology
Peaceful Living
Classic Academy - Orthodox School
Dear ORPR Camp community,
Thank you for another great year of camp! Your support means the world to our campers.
We’re calling on your help to preserve a piece of camp history. The iconic barn needs your support! By contributing to our GoFundMe campaign, you’ll be helping us restore this beloved landmark and create new memories for generations to come.
https://www.gofundme.com/f/orpr-camp-barn-fundraiser?qid=d3bb8f6a9dac64fdcd7edd1392caee48
The Ana Chapman Memorial Scholarship Fund
The Chapman and Emerson families established the Ana Chapman Memorial Scholarship Fund to help campers in need of financial assistance. To contribute, please click the link below. Alternatively, checks made out to ORPR Camp, Inc. may be mailed to the following address::
ORPR Camp, c/o Helen Pregl
517 Sommers Landing North
Hudson, WI 54016
All good deeds done in the name of the reposed are received as prayers by Our Merciful Lord.
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Nina (nee Mezencev) Hammons (October 11, 2024)
ORPR Camp mourns the loss of Nina (nee Mezencev) Hammons who reposed in the Lord, October 11, 2024 at the age of 63. Nina was the daughter of Tatiana (nee Mezencev) Brown and a younger sister to Vera and Kyra. Nina had been residing in Oklahoma with her husband, Kenneth, and two sons, Aleksai and Zach. Nina is well remembered by many campers circa 1970s. Many recall her lively laugh, bright smile, and in her youngest days - for her two long ponytails she often donned. May Nina rest in peace and have memory eternal.
https://www.stittsworthfuneralservices.com/obituary/Nina-Hammons