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Who Leads?

October 05, 2009
Adult & Student Leaders
Criteria:
1. A commitment to Christ
2. A commitment to Sport
3. A commitment to Campus
4. A commitment to FCA
Student -Athlete Responsibilities:
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Why Do We Do Campus Ministry?

October 02, 2009
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Winter Olympic Preview

December 31, 2009

This year’s Winter Olympics in Vancouver promise to be truly exciting and inspiring. Nations will both unite and collide as they
compete for medals, honor and their countries. Some athletes, however, will be competing for a higher purpose: the glory of the Lord. Take some time to get to know eight of them here, then cheer them on and pray them up when the Games begin!
Word in Motion

May 06, 2009

Randy Swearengin was a rookie FCA area representative, newly hired to a full-time position in Mississippi, when he entered a coach’s office in his district one morning armed with a box of Bibles and a heart determined to impact local coaches and athletes for Christ.

He had recently purchased the box of FCA Coach’s Bibles with his own money and was planning to hand-deliver them to every local coach as way of introducing himself. This particular coach, however, known for being tough and hard-nosed on and off the field, would have nothing of it.
Worth a Shot

June 01, 2009

It took all of four days for the spiritual inquest of Allison Whitworth to begin.

On March 5, Whitworth, a goalkeeper in the first-year Women’s Professional Soccer League, was riding in the car with some of her FC Gold Pride teammates. The players were just getting acquainted, having started preseason camp on March 1, but it was already evident that Whitworth was different. She was handling the pressure of rapid-fire roster cuts with remarkable poise. Her demeanor was kind. Her language was clean.
Wright on Time

August 01, 2011

The late John Wooden believed success was contingent on timing;every play required precision. Wooden drilled his players in practice, repeating schemes step-by-step until everyone was in sync, every movement a flawless execution.

WNBA guard Monica Wright knows about timing, too.