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FCA At PCA: Making Disciples By Empowering Athletes

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Student Life at PCA extends far beyond the classroom with a diverse array of student activities and clubs, including FCA. The Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) continues to be a source of encouragement and connection for students. Led by East Cooper Baptist High School Pastor, Alec Emenhiser, FCA has witnessed much fruit in the lives of students:

“The goal is to share Christ with students and to encourage them to follow Jesus in their everyday lives. It is a joy to serve with the senior leadership team and I’ve enjoyed having PCA middle and high school students together," says Emenhiser. "After every FCA meeting I leave encouraged seeing students growing and wanting to make Christ known in their everyday walks.”

PCA student, Ana Lancaster, similarly enjoys the time of fellowship before school: 

“My favorite part of FCA is having fellowship with all ages of students. It’s a sweet time together with middle and high school students focused on growing in our walks with the Lord.”

FCA meets regularly every other week for a time of breakfast, games, and a speaker before school. While Alec Emenhiser organizes the speakers and the overall vision for FCA, senior student leaders lead practically each meeting by serving breakfast, hosting the games, and introducing speakers. If your student has not joined FCA, the senior leadership team would love for your student to come and be a part of what God is doing through this ministry. 

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Ducks Unlimited Club Food Drive Collects 700 Pounds Of Food!

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Thank you PCA families for your incredible support of the Canned Food Drive sponsored by our Ducks Unlimited Club! The total number of cans collected was an incredible 767! Several of our Ducks Unlimited Club members worked last week counting, sorting, and boxing the items to prepare for distribution to East Cooper Community Outreach.

Students said when they delivered the canned goods, the ECCO team was beyond excited at the amount of food donated. All totaled, it was 700 pounds of food when weighed! This will most certainly bless numerous families across the Lowcountry this Christmas season.

 

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