The FCA Vision:
To see the world impacted for Jesus Christ through the influence of coaches and athletes.
The FCA Mission:
To present to coaches and athletes, and all whom they influence, the challenge and adventure of receiving Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord, serving Him in their relationships and in the fellowship of the church.
The Four C’s of Ministry:
Coaches Ministry, Campus Ministry, Camp Ministry and Community Ministry
The FCA Values:
Our relationships will demonstrate steadfast commitment to Jesus Christ and His Word through Integrity, Serving, Teamwork and Excellence.
Integrity
We will demonstrate Christ-like wholeness, privately, and publicly.
Serving
We will model Jesus’ example of serving.
Teamwork
We will express our unity in Christ in all our relationships.
Excellence
We will honor and glorify God in all we do.
Below is the 2016 Church Breakfast Schedule
September 23rd - First United Methodist Church
September 30th - Risen Church
October 7th - Lighthouse Christian Center
October 14th - Liberty Hill (at First Baptist Church)
October 21st - Sacred Heart Catholic Church
The gesture was part of the clothing company’s monthly Do Good Campaign, which was established last year to recognize community organizations, according to co-founder Mark Wilson. Stand Still provides the labor pro bono, and partners with a business to subsidize the cost of the shirts.
“It’s a great way to say ‘thank you’ to the school system,” stated Business Development Specialist Davine Conover of Ozark FCU.
Shown in the photo: Stand Still Apparel and representatives of Ozark FCU hand-delivered a T-shirt to Poplar Bluff High School Assistant Principal Sheldon Tyler on Friday, Sept 9. (From left) Tim Strohmeyer, Mike Crumley, Sheldon Tyler, Mark Wilson and Chad Wolfram.
Photo and article submitted by Tim Krakowiak, Communications/Marketing Director, Poplar Bluff R-I School District
Durango, Colorado - Joshua Ladd, a 2016 Dexter High School graduate, began his coursework at Fort Lewis College in Durango on August 26, 2016.
Among his achievements in high school, Ladd continually excelled in art classes under the direction of Clint Twaddell. He claimed several awards for his artistic talents during his career at Dexter High school and is majoring in Studio Art at Fort Lewis College.
Fort Lewis College offers a blend of small classes and academic programs, and a liberal arts perspective that promotes learning experiences that foster entrepreneurship, leadership, creative problem solving, and life-long learning.
Dexter, Missouri - The Dexter High School Football cheerleaders are selling "Pink Out" t-shirts beginning Tuesday, September 13th - Sunday, September 18th. The Pink Out home football game will be Friday, October 7th against Park Hills and is Senior Night also for Dexter High School.
Please contact a DHS Football cheerleader: Macy Rauls, Hallie Keathley, Olivia Lacy, Maddie Jacques, Erica Parris, Britney Hubbard, Paige Moore, Michaela Gard, McKenzie Anthony, Jackie Kiger, Emily Paige, Caroline Powers, and Chelsea Mullins.
You may also call or text Karen Kiger at (573) 820-3760 or email to kkiger@dexter.k12.mo.us or contact Kayla Cunningham, Football Cheer Sponsor.
Checks are made payable to Dexter Football Cheer. Short sleeve Azalea Tee is $10, 2X and 3X are $12 each; long sleeve is $15, 2X and 3X are $17 and the crewneck sweatshirt is $20, 2X and 3X are $22 each.
All proceeds will go to the John Brehmer - John Irvin Memorial.
Poplar Bluff, Missouri - The Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education approved $183,000 in funding for Poplar Bluff R-I to expand its Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program to all elementary schools.
The program has allowed for fruits and vegetables to be made available to Eugene Field and Lake Road Elementary students over the past few years. This year fresh produce will also be served a couple times per week during class breaks at the Kindergarten Center, Oak Grove, O’Neal and the Middle School.
“We love it,” Lake Road Principal Erica Weadon exclaimed. “It makes for a healthier place.”
The FFVP was established to help students develop lifelong healthful eating habits, according to the award letter from DESE. Poplar Bluff’s dining service, Chartwells, administers the program at no cost to the district.
Dixie Harden, food services director, said her team plans to introduce produce that many students may not have had the opportunity to taste such as star fruit, jicama and sugar snap peas. The funding will also equip a salad bar at each of the school facilities.
Shown in the photo are Landen Deaton and Evan Knight of the third grade grab some fruit in the lobby at Lake Road.
Photos and article submitted by Tim Krakowiak, Communications/Marketing Director, Poplar Bluff R-I School District
