Students at Hopkinsville High School started their day with inspiration and encouragement as the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) Huddle gathered early this morning to hear from guest speaker Ryan Cory. His message resonated with attendees, delivering a powerful “Workout Devotion” focused on perseverance, leadership, and setting an example for others.
Ryan’s devotion emphasized the idea that age is never a limitation when it comes to making a difference. Through relatable anecdotes and motivating words, he reminded students that their actions, no matter how small, can positively impact those around them. His message encouraged everyone in attendance to lead by example and take pride in their ability to influence their school and community.
For those unfamiliar, the Fellowship of Christian Athletes is an organization dedicated to encouraging athletes, coaches, and students to unite their faith with their passion for sports and leadership. FCA provides a space for students to explore their faith, grow in character, and connect with peers who share similar values. Huddles, like the one held at Hopkinsville High School, are regular meetings where students gather for fellowship, devotions, and discussions about faith and life.
The Hopkinsville High School FCA Huddle is a vibrant group committed to making a difference on campus. By hosting events and guest speakers like Ryan Cory, they aim to inspire students to build their leadership skills and strengthen their personal and spiritual growth.
Ryan’s message served as a reminder that making an impact doesn’t require waiting for the perfect moment or reaching a certain age—it starts now, with intentional actions and a willingness to lead by example.
The FCA Huddle continues to be a beacon of positivity at Hopkinsville High School, encouraging students to grow in their faith, connect with their peers, and strive to make a difference in their school and beyond.
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