Friday Fellowships
7PM on campus
Come join us for praise and a message, followed by activities and fellowship.

Prayer Meetings
Fridays at 6PM on campus (before FiCB)
Send in your prayer requests to FiCB.

Small Groups
Meets weekly at various times
Bible study and fellowship. Get more information or sign up to join one!

Sunday Service
9:30 AM at KCPC
Worship at our beautiful church in Daly City. Get information on provided transportation.

FiCB stands for Fellowship in Christ at Berkeley. We meet every Friday night for worship and fellowship. If you're looking for a church, we're affiliated with Korean Central Presbyterian Church (KCPC) located in Daly City. For your convenience, we provide transportation to all the freshman residence halls. Our goal at FiCB is to be transformed by God and to transform others for God. Through our fun fellowship activities such as class retreats, prayer meetings, FiCB picnic, Cafe Night, and outreach programs, we try to accomplish this mission in preparation for life after college.

Send in your prayer requests to FiCB and we will pray for you at the weekly prayer meeting on Fridays. Giving us your name is optional if you wish to keep it anonymous.

Eugene Noh is the College Pastor at KCPC, a post he has held since 1995. Although he was born in Hawaii and lived there for 9 years, he never learned how to hula or surf, and considers himself a Californian through and through. He grew up in San Jose, until going off to UC Berkeley, where he studied civil engineering. Despite Eugene's plan to pursue a career in engineering, with the possibility of practicing law in the future, God had other plans. During his college years, Eugene was actively involved with the college ministry at KCPC and experienced a growing sense of calling to pastoral ministry. By the time he graduated in 1995, there was a convergence between his personal call to ministry and KCPC's need for a college pastor, and the rest, as they say, is history.

During his four years at Westminster Theological Seminary in California, Eugene served at KCPC on weekends, but moved back to Berkeley after graduating in 1999 to continue his ministry full-time. For a guy who never enjoyed school very much, he has yet to find a way to leave the college scene, and it is rumored that he has been spotted on the UC Berkeley campus, sitting in on classes ranging from urban studies to international relations. Although it's not easy keeping up with college students, they are his fountain of youth, keeping him young at heart.

Eugene enjoys keeping up with culture and politics by watching Charlie Rose and discussing the latest independent films, and you will often find him running or hiking the hills around Berkeley.