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Nearly 1,000 Participants at Fellowship of Christian Athletes Pennsylvania Camp Learn the Plan God Has for Their Lives as They Sharpen Their Sports Skills and Strengthen Their Relationship with Christ
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.
Hayden Slack sent Eagles coach Doug Pederson the Bible verse Isaiah 40:31 hours before Super Bowl 52.
Before the Super Bowl, Minnesota Vikings quarterback Case Keenum shared his NFL journey and faith with Fox News.
At the annual Road to Victory Banquet, Dickey spoke to over 100 athletes about the role faith has played in his career.
Few people know the inner workings of what make Case Keenum tick as well as Mikado Hinson, the former team chaplain at the University of Houston.
As area director of Appomattox Basin, Nugent works with 67 ministries at 25 middle and high schools.
FCA President/CEO Shane Williamson discusses how coaches and athletes can impact a watching world for Christ through their sport.
FCA President/CEO Shane Williamson offers some reflection and thanksgiving during the holiday season.
University of Tennessee Women’s Athletic Director Emeritus has been a long-time supporter of the ministry and the positive impact it makes in the lives of student-athletes and coaches.
Since 1995, Flaherty has served as New Jersey FCA's Director.
Darryl Strawberry spoke to about 200 people at an FCA fundraiser in North Carolina's Outer Banks.