COLLEGE (CCF)
COLLEGIATE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP SAYS
WELCOME TO CCF!
Collegiate Christian Fellowship (CCF) is the college-aged ministry of First Baptist Church. You will find us each week gathering for worship, bible studies, meals, and more. We also enjoy occasionally going on retreats to the coast and mountains, or onto the REC fields to play!
Our mission is to be disciples who make disciples by living, loving, and leading like Jesus. We are a community committed to helping college-aged people from all walks of life know and grow in Jesus Christ.
CCF MEETS EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT DURING THE ACADEMIC YEAR FOR
CCF WORSHIP
Join us at 7:30pm for worship, teaching, and fellowship at The Box – 661 E 19th Ave. – usually followed by more time to hang out and play at the REC fields or one of the CCF houses!
WHY LIVE IN THE DORMS WHEN YOU CAN GET MORE COMMUNITY FOR LESS?
THE TRINITY HOUSE AND ALPHA OMEGA HOUSE
Our houses for women and men sit right on the edge of campus and include their own cooks! Find out more about what it’s like to live in a fun and enriching Christian community of your peers!
FOR COLLEGE-AGE WOMEN
THE TRINITY HOUSE
The Trinity House is our Christian residential house for college-age women in Eugene, Oregon. Located in the beautiful South University neighborhood just two blocks from campus, the house is an uplifting and affordable living situation where students may pursue higher education, a growing relationship with God, and encouraging community with one another. Owned and operated by FBC and CCF, the house has capacity for up to 40 women who attend the UO or any of the other local institutions of higher-education.
CURIOUS ABOUT AO & TRINITY?
Read more about our application process, frequently asked questions, and house handbooks!
FOR COLLEGE-AGE MEN
ALPHA OMEGA HOUSE
The AO House is our Christian residential house for college-age men in Eugene, Oregon. Located immediately across the street from the west end of the UO campus in a historic craftsman house. AO is an uplifting and affordable living situation where students may pursue higher education, a growing relationship with God, and encouraging community with one another. Owned and operated by FBC and CCF, the house has capacity for up to 30 men who attend the UO or any of the other local institutions of higher-education.
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