Adult (Coaches, Teachers, and Administrators) Responsibilities: Adults applying to be Campus/huddle Sponsors should complete our volunteer application by clicking
here view the Sponsor diagram
here
(Confusing, I can explain)
1. Seek God’s direction for the Huddle Ministry through personal prayer and Bible study.
2. Demonstrate leadership and live a consistent Christian life that models Jesus to others.
3. Contact the local FCA staff person to certify a Huddles.
4. Complete the Ministry Leader Application online at
fca.org/mla.
5. Create a student-athlete leadership team.
6. Assist the leadership team in making decisions and planning meetings, events, and group activities.
7. Meet with the leadership team regularly to discuss and evaluate meetings, events, and group activities.
8. Seek to develop and mature the growth of the leadership team as followers of Jesus Christ.
9. Serve as a liaison between the local FCA Staff and your Huddle Ministries.
10. Inform Huddle Ministries of FCA activities on the local, state, and national levels.
11. Understand FCA’s Youth Protection Policy and ensure that it is strictly enforced.
12. Work with team coaches to establish a character coach and ensure that character coach is properly trained and has completed the FCA MLA.
Leadership Team Duties - (Students that want to serve on the leadership team must submit the application
here and complete the FCA ministry Leader Application
here). FCA’s Student Leadership Statement
Just as “captains” are held to a higher standard for their team, FCA Student
Leaders are held to a higher standard of biblical lifestyle and conduct. God
desires all of His people, especially leaders, to pursue His standards of holiness
through their conduct and obedience. Paul the Apostle instructed young
Timothy to live similarly in 1 Timothy 4:12 (NLT): “Do not let anyone think less of
you because you are young. Be an example to all believers in what you say, in
the way you live, in your love, your faith, and your purity [chastity].”
FCA Student Leaders are not always perfect examples, but they do their
best to live and conduct themselves in accordance with biblical values and
instruction in order to glorify God. If there are questions about what God
says regarding how we live our lives, FCA encourages student leaders to look
to the Bible as their Playbook and speak to an FCA adult volunteer or staff
member if there are further questions.
A. Captain will preside over all meetings, work with other Huddle officers and
Huddle Coaches in planning programs, give direction in setting group goals
and demonstrate Christian leadership qualities.
B. Co-Captain will assist the Captain in any way, inform the Huddle of
meeting time and place, assist in program planning and take care of any
physical needs of the meeting.
C. Recruiter/Promotions Co-ordinator will promote FCA activities among coaches and athletes. Announcements
made through school media & online
(Facebook, Twitter, etc.), flyers/posters
displayed on campus, locker rooms, etc.
D. Secretary will provide administrative support of Huddle activities.
E. Treasurer will be responsible for processing any funds acquired by the Huddle.
