FCA Camp 2015: In My Voice, Week 4 Part 2

Published on August 20, 2015

FCA

Thousands of coaches and athletes are participating at an FCA Camp around the country and world this summer. Here are a few reflections from the hearts and minds of faces seen around camp.


Ashley Tiff Tess

Ashley, Tiff (Huddle Leader) and Tess
Soccer

 

Name: Ashley
School: Santa Ana High School
Year: Sophomore

FCA: What’s been the coolest part of the week?

Ashley: The Huddle Leaders—they don’t know you but they love on you. It’s crazy, but people are loving you without knowing you.

FCA: Are there any themes that stick out to you?

Ashley: The talks about God. I knew talk of God but didn’t know how personal it could be with Him. I’m really glad I came.

 ***

Name: Tiff
School: Westmont College (just graduated)
Camp Experience: 1 year

FCA: What were your expectations coming into camp?

Tiff: I didn’t really know I was actually coming to camp! I was going to start work on Monday, but that didn’t happen and then Kristin (Stockfisch) called me Monday about being a Huddle leader and I came up that evening. It was really last minute.

FCA: What’s stood out to you?

Tiff: How raw and real people are. It’s not what I expected when I became a Christian. When you feel free to be yourself, you give others freedom to be themselves.

FCA: What are you seeing in your Huddle?

Tiff: Walls are starting to break down. Sitting down at lunch, I just watch the girls talking and laughing and being comfortable together. Praise God for the foundation of the group and brings everyone together!

 ***

Name: Tess
School: Lompoc High School
Year: Sophomore
Camp Experience: 1 year

FCA: What’s the experience been like so far?

Tess: I’ve met good friends right away. And worship always stands out. When they play a song I know I can raise my hands and close my eyes and praise God.

FCA: What are you looking forward to?

Tess: Talking more with my Huddle and getting to know my people. We go from talking about something that makes us cry, then the next day we’ll be laughing.


***


Matthew

Name: Matthew
School: Oakdale High School
Sport: Football (defensive line)
Year: Sophomore

 

FCA: What are your overall thoughts on camp?

Matthew: I wasn’t sure what to think at first—coming in, I’ve never been to camp. I was shocked and amazed with the player connections. It was like family on night one.

FCA: Are you surprised by your growth?

Matthew: I’m learning from the coaches a lot because they really understand what’s going on in our lives.

FCA: What are you going to apply back home?

Matthew: Be humble and know there’s great competition out there, but also look to working as a team. I’m very happy I came.





Previous In My Voice Articles:

In My Voice July 27
In My Voice July 30
In My Voice August 3
In My Voice August 6
In My Voice August 10
In My Voice August 13
In My Voice August 17



****Want to share an impactful moment that came from your camp? Send us a photo and quote to mag@fca.org or link up to us at @FCANews and Facebook.


FCA Camp 2015: In My Voice, Week 4 Part 2

Published on August 20, 2015

FCA

Thousands of coaches and athletes are participating at an FCA Camp around the country and world this summer. Here are a few reflections from the hearts and minds of faces seen around camp.


Ashley Tiff Tess

Ashley, Tiff (Huddle Leader) and Tess
Soccer

 

Name: Ashley
School: Santa Ana High School
Year: Sophomore

FCA: What’s been the coolest part of the week?

Ashley: The Huddle Leaders—they don’t know you but they love on you. It’s crazy, but people are loving you without knowing you.

FCA: Are there any themes that stick out to you?

Ashley: The talks about God. I knew talk of God but didn’t know how personal it could be with Him. I’m really glad I came.

 ***

Name: Tiff
School: Westmont College (just graduated)
Camp Experience: 1 year

FCA: What were your expectations coming into camp?

Tiff: I didn’t really know I was actually coming to camp! I was going to start work on Monday, but that didn’t happen and then Kristin (Stockfisch) called me Monday about being a Huddle leader and I came up that evening. It was really last minute.

FCA: What’s stood out to you?

Tiff: How raw and real people are. It’s not what I expected when I became a Christian. When you feel free to be yourself, you give others freedom to be themselves.

FCA: What are you seeing in your Huddle?

Tiff: Walls are starting to break down. Sitting down at lunch, I just watch the girls talking and laughing and being comfortable together. Praise God for the foundation of the group and brings everyone together!

 ***

Name: Tess
School: Lompoc High School
Year: Sophomore
Camp Experience: 1 year

FCA: What’s the experience been like so far?

Tess: I’ve met good friends right away. And worship always stands out. When they play a song I know I can raise my hands and close my eyes and praise God.

FCA: What are you looking forward to?

Tess: Talking more with my Huddle and getting to know my people. We go from talking about something that makes us cry, then the next day we’ll be laughing.


***


Matthew

Name: Matthew
School: Oakdale High School
Sport: Football (defensive line)
Year: Sophomore

 

FCA: What are your overall thoughts on camp?

Matthew: I wasn’t sure what to think at first—coming in, I’ve never been to camp. I was shocked and amazed with the player connections. It was like family on night one.

FCA: Are you surprised by your growth?

Matthew: I’m learning from the coaches a lot because they really understand what’s going on in our lives.

FCA: What are you going to apply back home?

Matthew: Be humble and know there’s great competition out there, but also look to working as a team. I’m very happy I came.





Previous In My Voice Articles:

In My Voice July 27
In My Voice July 30
In My Voice August 3
In My Voice August 6
In My Voice August 10
In My Voice August 13
In My Voice August 17



****Want to share an impactful moment that came from your camp? Send us a photo and quote to mag@fca.org or link up to us at @FCANews and Facebook.