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http://www.fca.org/2014/02/21/former-brown-showing-new-strength-in-christ/#.VJ1phFCAC4

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Wikipedia: Atlantic City, New Jersey

http://www.fca.org/themagazine/diamond-legends/

Wikipedia: Jennie Finch

http://www.fca.org/2014/01/04/seminoles-run-recalls-strong-fca-roots/#.VF70IZUtDIU

Wikipedia: Mark Richt

https://www.fca.org/fca-in-action/blog-detail/2015/10/19/fca-announces-five-hall-of-champions-inductees

Wikipedia: Bobby Jones (basketball, born 1951)

http://www.fca.org/2013/10/29/seven-minutes-with-chris-kaman/#.U-_XthUo7IU

Wikipedia: Chris Kaman

http://www.fca.org/

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Wikipedia: Fellowship of Christian Athletes

http://www.fca.org/about-fellowship-of-christian-athletes/mission-and-vision/

Anchor text: Mission and Vision

Wikipedia: Fellowship of Christian Athletes

https://www.fca.org/assets/2012/06/2012FCAAnnualReport_Print.pdf

Anchor text: CELEBRATING A YEAR OF UNSTOPPABLE FAITH AND INCREDIBLE IMPACT

Wikipedia: Fellowship of Christian Athletes

http://www.fca.org/about-fellowship-of-christian-athletes/history/

Anchor text: FCA History - Fellowship of Christian Athletes

Wikipedia: Fellowship of Christian Athletes

http://www.fca.org/aboutus/who-we-are/statement-of-faith

Anchor text: Statement of Faith

Wikipedia: Fellowship of Christian Athletes