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Longtime FCA friends and supporters honored for their service to the ministry.
God enables us by His Spirit to live empowered and face each day with faith, love, and patience.
Clayton Kershaw’s intentionality with time has led to impact beyond the diamond.
Blessed by mentors, Super Bowl MVP Nick Foles now wants to equip others.
This week more than 250,000 students across the nation joined together on football fields as part of a faith-filled initiative by the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA), encouraging their classmates to pray, read their Bibles, and "open up their life to Christ."
Speakers and performers took the stage on the Southside Middle School football field for Fields of Faith on Wednesday, Oct. 2.
The honor and privilege of making disciples as Jesus commanded leads to Christ-like compassion.
“I passionately pursue Christ because I want to be a witness for Him and use this platform to impact our community."
Where do we go to increase our knowledge of how to be an effective and influential leader? How do we learn to model the characteristics of a leader with integrity?
Who are you ... really? Coming to theaters nationwide on August 23, OVERCOMER is a powerful, sports-themed movie that doubles as a ministry tool with a great huddle discussion guide.
Chrissy Baird was a part of the UCLA women's basketball team for five seasons before graduating. After leaving her sport behind, the guard struggled to redefine herself outside of athletics.
SportCamp that was held June 24-28 at the Valley Center Elementary School (VCES) and other nearby venues struck all the right chords. This was truly an example in which sports was being utilized not only in one of its purest forms but also in a very nurturing environment.
About a hundred middle schoolers came to one football camp. For FCA, it means more than learning to pass and catch; it's a chance to share the love of Jesus Christ.
A myriad of campers take part in activities during the 12th annual FCA Sports Camps at East High School.