Aleksandar Speedy Lučić
Campus Ministry @Orthodox Christian Fellowship
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WORK HISTORY
Campus Ministry @Orthodox Christian Fellowship
Tempe, AZ, US
Serving as a full-time Campus Missionary with the Orthodox Christian Fellowship at Arizona State University. Building and leading Orthodox campus ministry — organizing weekly student meals, Bible studies, fellowship events, and one-on-one mentoring for college students.Established a ministry house near ASU\'s Tempe campus as a hub for worship, fellowship, study, and hospitality. Maintain both an indoor lending library and an outdoor free library serving the neighborhood.Visit every Orthodox parish in the Phoenix Metropolis and monasteries across Arizona every 2–3 months, connecting communities and building relationships across jurisdictions.Manage ministry programming, donor relations, event coordination, volunteer engagement, and community outreach across the Phoenix metro valley.
EDUCATION
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Bachelor's degree, Social Work
Moraine Valley Community College
Associate of Science (AS)
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Master of Social Work - MSW, Leadership and Social Change
Valparaiso University
Incomplete Bachelor of Nursing - BSN, Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse
Carl Sandburg High School
GED
Arizona State University
Master's Degree, Project Management and Organizational Leadership
ABOUT ALEKSANDAR SPEEDY LUČIĆ
I’ve been in campus ministry at Arizona State University since the summer of 2024, working to build a warm and steady presence for students on and around campus. I host weekly meals, Bible studies, and small gatherings, and I spend a lot of time in one-on-one conversations with students as they sort through questions about faith, identity, and the pressure of college life. I’ve also helped set up a ministry house near ASU’s Tempe campus, which has become a simple home base for prayer, hospitality, and everyday community.My background in social work and my graduate studies in project management and organizational leadership shape the way I plan events, support students, and build relationships with local churches and communities. I care about creating a space where students can grow spiritually, find real friendships, and know they’re not alone in what they’re carrying. I walk with students from many different beliefs and worldviews including those who would describe themselves as atheist, agnostic, Jewish, Muslim, Buddhist, or “not sure what I believe” and I try to meet each person with respect, curiosity, and honesty.
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