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This may sound strange but I think that Theta Upsilon may be of interest to you. The college is affliated with the Southern Baptist but you would not be the first non-christian here and the only religious rec is that you take 2 religious classes, one on the New Testament (main it is the history, not the theology) and the second can either be on the new or the old. I am taking Old Testament Law and History next semester. I don't know what the Jewish community is like in Lexington (I didn't grow up here) but about 45 min to an hour is Louisville and it has a very large and diverse community, everything from Ortodox to Progressive temples.
As for the chapter, I am not a colligiate anymore, but I do know that we have never been overly Christian. We focus on the diversity of the members, which was very important to the charter members because it seemed that every other chapter here on campus focused on molding everyone to their ways.
If you are in the Lexington/Georgetown area and want to just stop by, let me know and I will show you around.
Arin
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"Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself.
Each day has enough trouble of its own!" ~Matthew 6:34
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