KINGDOM
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Kingdom Collective is more than a living space—it is an “Acts chapter 2” shared life that is rooted in faith, growth, and genuine connection.
Created for Christian adults ages 18–30, this community blends intentional living with the faith that is applied to everyday life, offering a place to belong, to learn, and to become.
LOCATION
2155 Bailey Hill Rd, Eugene, OR 97405
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The Kingdom Collective offers more than housing—it offers
belonging, purpose, and shared faith.
EXPLORE HOUSING
As you consider where you’ll live in this next season, explore what The Kingdom Collective offers — from room options and costs to the rhythms and expectations of community life. Your housing choice shapes more than convenience; it shapes who you become.
The Kingdom Collective is an intentional Christian community for young adults who want to grow in faith, build strong friendships, and live with purpose. This isn’t just a place to stay — it’s a place to belong, be challenged, and step into the life God is calling you toward.
EXPLORE HOUSING
As you explore housing options, consider what matters most: the people you surround yourself with, the rhythms you live in, and the environment that will help you grow in faith, character, and calling.
We’ve answered some of the most common questions below to help you determine if The Kingdom Collective is the right fit for you.
KINGDOM COLLECTIVE FAQ'SResidence Halls
Hornshuh Hall (Women’s Housing)
Named after the founder of the College, Hornshuh Hall is home to our women’s community. With over 30 furnished rooms, this space is designed for both comfort and connection. Residents share life in welcoming lounge areas, a community kitchen, laundry facilities, and a dedicated prayer tower. It’s a place where daily rhythms and meaningful relationships come together.
Meyer Hall (Men’s Housing)
Meyer Hall offers quad-style living, where four residents share a space designed for connection and everyday life together. Each room is furnished with a bed, desk, dresser, and closet space.
A central lounge and kitchen provide a place for shared meals, conversation, and building community. It’s a simple, shared living environment that makes it easy to get to know the people around you.
Room Types
Most rooms at The Kingdom Collective are double occupancy, meaning two residents share one room. In this setup, you’ll have one roommate and share your day-to-day living space. Each bedroom includes a sink, two closets, two dressers, air conditioning, heat, and curtains or blinds for privacy.
Bathrooms and showers are shared between neighboring rooms, creating a connected and communal living environment.
HORNSHUH HALL WOMEN'S ROOM LAYOUT
MEYER HALL MEN'S ROOM LAYOUT
Costs and Amenities
Double occupancy rate is $700 per person.
Amenities included:
- One free parking stall
- Free wifi
- AC/Heat
- Trash
- Water
- On-site laundry
Kingdom Collective is led by a Resident Director who provides consistent leadership, care, and spiritual oversight within the community.
They are supported by a team of Resident Advisors who help build connections, foster accountability, and walk closely with residents in their day-to-day lives. Together, they create an environment where you are known, supported, and challenged to grow.
How to Apply
Excited to join us? Fill out the linked application form, and we will be in touch! The admissions process includes an application submission, personal and pastoral recommendations, a background check, and an interview with our admissions coordinator. Once approved, secure your spot with a deposit and housing agreement.
Rental Agreement Term: 9 months
Application window: May 1 - July 31
COMMUNITY LIFE
Life at The Kingdom Collective centers around the table. Shared meals create space for laughter, prayer, and friendships that grow into family.
More than housing, this is a learning community. Through optional classes and intentional conversations, residents grow in biblical foundation, leadership, life skills, and calling — learning to follow Jesus with both depth and wisdom.
This isn’t just where you live. It’s where you grow.
