Graham High School hosts Fields of Faith 2019 event
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Keltzy Gough, Graham, gives a personal testimony at the 2019 FCA Fields of Faith event at Newton Field on Oct. 9. Leader photo by Mike Williams -
The Lucas West Worship Band performs at the 2019 FCA Fields of Faith event at Newton Field on Oct. 9. Leader photo by Mike Williams -
A crowd of approximately 1,800 enjoy the music of the Lucas West Worship band at the 2019 FCA Fields of Faith event at Newton Field on Oct. 9. Leader photo by Mike Williams -
Brinkley Richardson, Bryson, reads a prayer at the 2019 FCA Fields of Faith event at Newton Field on Oct. 9. Leader photo by Mike Williams -
Cooper Shook, Breckenridge gives an Old Testament scripture challenge at the 2019 FCA Fields of Faith event at Newton Field on Oct. 9. Leader photo by Mike Williams -
Amy Martinez gives a New Testament challenge at the 2019 FCA Fields of Faith event at Newton Field on Oct. 9. Leader photo by Mike Williams -
Pastor Shane Pruitt traveled from Dallas to speak at at the 2019 FCA Fields of Faith event at Newton Field on Oct. 9. Leader photo by Mike Williams
Graham High School was the host of a 2019 Fellowship of Christian Athletes Fields of Faith event on Oct. 9. According to a release from Big Country East FCA, approximately 1,800 students gathered at Newton Field for the 11th annual event.
Students from Olney, Graham, Newcastle, Bryson, Breckenridge, Throckmorton, Perrin, Mineral Wells and Woodson traveled to the event to hear music from the Lucas West Worship Band. Pastor Shane Pruitt from Dallas was the guest speaker.
Brinkley Richardson, Bryson, gave the opening prayer. Celeste Rogers, Olney, read scripture from the Bible. Cooper Shook, Breckenridge, gave an Old Testament scripture challenge. Amy Martinez, Newcastle, gave a New Testament scripture challenge. Keltzey Gough, Graham, gave a personal testimony.
“God speaks to students differently each year at Fields of Faith Graham, and I thought last night was especially worshipful as the students responded to the challenge to take the next step in their relationship with Christ,” said Big Country FCA East Board Member Jimmy Guinn.
According to the Big Country FCA website, FCA is the largest Christian sports ministry in the world and focuses on serving local communities by equipping, empowering and encouraging people to make a difference for Christ. Big Country East is made up of member schools from Haskett, Throckmorton, Young, Jones, Shackelford, Stephens, Callahan and Eastland counties.
