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FCA Points Out Other Sides of Competition
CBA was most honored this year
by becoming the birthplace of the first pics ranging from Christian values to youth chapter of FCA in Central New last week’s football game. Also,
as assisting in the move of Syracuse charity Unity Kitchen appeared throughout the huddle’s calendar.
Undoubtedly the members see FCA as a learning experience as well as a source of personal betterment. Despite being in its developmental stages, it effectively promotes its pur­ pose: to present athletes and coaches, and all whom they influence, the challenge and adventure of Jesus.
York. Working in unison with Coach
Campbell and Brother Gabriel,
President Erik Westerlund and offi­
cers Mike Adornato, Chris Garden presented with films of renowned
and Gary Kelly have provided the ac­ tive leadership that has enabled the “huddle” to flourish.
Members attended meetings every other week to discuss diversified to­
sports personalities who expressed their thoughts regarding Christianity as it relates to life today.
Also an important part of the Fel­ lowship are activities. Projects such
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throughout the course of the year, the group was visited by guest speakers such as SU’s Tim Greene and was
Jim Corapi and Erik Westeriund; sharing their thoughts.