Muskingum FCA is Back in Action
November 3, 2025
College Athletes Take Time to Gather for the Gospel & Each Other
"My understanding is that FCA previously had a presence on Muskingum University's campus, but it struggled to find consistent student-leadership during and after COVID.," explained Laina Connor, Head Coach of Muskingum University's softball team. "I went out in August 2025 and trained this year's Student-Athlete Huddle Leaders. Their Huddle started shortly after training." They have utilized this year's Glory curriculum and, as Connor said, "God is moving on our campus!" Praise the Lord!
How amazing is it to see college campuses across the country with hearts on fire for Jesus? We are winning!
2026 Marks an Expanded Advisory Board Ready to Lead the Expansion of Central Ohio FCA
The Central Ohio Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) is pleased to announce the recipients of its 2026 Ohio Christian Leader Awards (OCLA). These awards recognize individuals and organizations who have demonstrated exceptional leadership, service, and commitment to impacting the community through Christian faith and
Happy New Year to You! I hope and pray each of you were able to enjoy some much needed and deserved time with family and friends over Christmas and the start of the New Year. As we continue to move into this new year, I would like to ask you a question: did today feel any different to you? For many, the start of a new year brings motivation, anticipation and hope of a new day, a new year, and new opportunities. Goals and resolutions are made and, often, quickly broken and/or forgotten. The newness of another year wears off and we find ourselves making similar choices and focusing on the same priorities as the year before. January 9th is known as Quitter's Day as that is when most people give up on their New Year's resolutions. What about you? Where are you in your goals and resolutions? What would help you to stick with it? What if we made a conscious choice to make every day new? What if we started every day with a conversation centered around gratitude and focus on becoming new in Jesus? Paul speaks of this in his second letter to the church in Corinth, " Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; old things have passed away; behold, all things have become new" (2 Corinthians 5:17). Each day is a gift from God. A gift that is to be received, valued and enjoyed by seeking His will for your life. We are taking this thought and many prayers for resiliency and tenacity into our 2026 plans for Central Ohio. We thank everyone for their support, participation, and prayers.
A Year to Give Him Glory Together
Student leaders develop through Central Ohio's Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Omar Bangura, Student Leader, Reflects on His Experience
Business Leader and Philanthropist Mark Greaves Named 2026 FCA Legend Award Winner
Alexander Joins a Power-Packed Advisory Board to Further FCA's Mission
Licking Heights Middle School Principal Kevin Tooson
Carolyn Holmes from Second Baptist Church