1970: The Uniform Of Faith
The Camp theme for the year of 1970 was “The Uniform Of Faith.”
The Camp theme for the year of 1970 was “The Uniform Of Faith.”
The following article appeared in the February, 1971 issue of The Christian Athlete. At the time, UCLA was in the middle of its dominance of the…
The Camp theme for the year of 1971 was “Run…To Win The Prize!”
What do you call a man who lifts two 85-pound dumbbells with his little fingers, hammers a twenty-penny nail through a two-inch board with his fist…
The Camp theme for the year of 1972 was “A Special Kind Of Man.”
The Camp theme for the year of 1973 was “The Call To Commitment.”
Seventeen-year-old Carey Casey paused. He knew he wanted to go to FCA Camp. He was part of the Huddle at Andrew Lewis High School in Salem,…
The Camp theme for the year of 1974 was “The Man In The Gap.”
FCA’s long-awaited National Resource Center is a reality! For eight conference weeks this summer the wooded 350-acre site in western Indiana teemed with the sights and…
FCA President John Erickson Looks at the Fellowship’s Role in the Competitive Arena. CA—What is your definition of competition? Erickson—I’d define competition as that which pits…
The Camp theme for the year of 1975 was “We Really Do Need Each Other.”
The face of today’s FCA barely resembles that of just three or four decades ago. Like many long-standing organizations, the Fellowship of Christian Athletes has had…
You’re Archie Griffin and you’ve always been too little. Rich Street in Columbus, Ohio, will never be confused with Snob Hill, and when you were growing…
The Camp theme for the year of 1976 was “The Truth Will Make You Free.”
The Camp theme for the year of 1977 was “Called To Serve.”
The Camp theme for the year of 1978 was “Ever Stronger.”
FCA’s offices had been in various locations in downtown Kansas City since moving to town in 1956, but John Erickson, FCA’s president from 1972-1988, knew that…
The Camp theme for the year of 1979 was “Sharing The Victory.”
The Camp theme for the year of 1980 was “Build The Church…Begin With Me.”
The Camp theme for the year of 1981 was “Stand Tall.”
The following article originally appeared in the Jan./Feb., 1982 issue of The Christian Athlete, then the flagship publication of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. “But seek…
The Camp theme for the year of 1982 was “Compete For The Crown.”
In November of 1982, FCA’s official publication took on a new title, Sharing the Victory. Since March of 1959, FCA’s magazine had been titled The Christian…
The Camp theme for the year of 1983 was “In His Steps.”
The Camp theme for the year of 1984 was “Honor Him.”
The Camp theme for the year of 1985 was “Renewed By His Strength.”
FCA and Salvation Army partner to reach inner-city youth and bring them to FCA Camps.
The Camp theme for the year of 1986 was “Run To The Finish.”
Five football players from Oklahoma and five from Nebraska, all 10 FCA members, meet at midfield to pray together before kickoff of their rivalry game, becoming…
The Camp theme for the year of 1987 was “Press On.”
Inaugural FCA National Convention is held in Kansas City, Mo.
The Camp theme for the year of 1988 was “More Than Winning.”
Greater Dallas FCA’s Carey Casey is named National Director of Urban Ministry. He later serves as Senior VP and National Director of OW2P Programs and VP…
Under Dick Abel’s leadership, FCA develops the CHAD (camps, huddles, adult chapters, development) program.
The following article originally appeared in the November/December, 1988 issue of Sharing the Victory, then the print publication of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. His mother…
FCA Lacrosse is established as Gettysburg, Pa., hosts its first FCA Camp.
The Camp theme for the year of 1989 was “Be Strong And Courageous.”