Currently Certified Endurance Huddles:

Arizona:
    Phoenix

California:
    San Diego

Florida:
    Ft. Lauderdale
    Naples
    Orlando
    Tampa Bay

Georgia:
    Gainesville

Idaho:
    Boise
    Coeur d'Alene

Michigan:
    Detroit

Minnesota:
    Minneapolis

Missouri:
    Kansas City

Nebraska:
    Omaha

New Mexico:
    Albuquerque

South Carolina:
    Charleston
    Clemson
    Columbia

Tennessee:
    Middle TN (Clarksville)

Texas:
    Dallas/Ft. Worth

Washington:
    Seattle

Wisconsin:
    Racine


Potential Developing Huddles:
Northern Utah
Indianapolis, IN
Portland, OR
Wake Forrest, NC


While the above areas have certified Huddles, the Team is rapidly growing in many areas, and Huddle formation would be an easy thing to accomplish if one or two people felt led and were willing to step forward and lead the group in their areas.  

Steps to Form a NEW Huddle 

Contact a Huddle/Huddle Leader

FCA Endurance Huddles

 
“Huddle” is a term FCA has used since 1966 to describe a small local group or chapter of individuals who have a heart for Christ, athletics, and the mission and vision of FCA.  Huddles are a group of people who unite and gather locally for Fellowship, Spiritual Growth, and Outreach.  They provide an opportunity for people to come together regularly to strengthen each other, accomplish things that individuals couldn’t alone, and provide a base group to bring others into, both Christian and non-. 

Because Huddles provide so many growth and ministry opportunities, FCA and FCA-E highly encourage their formation and development.  As a small local group tied and working together in your community, you will experience more, accomplish more, have a much bigger impact on everyone (both saved and non-), and just have more fun!

If you are an individual or part of a group that would like to start a Huddle, below are the basics on how to due this.  This is the basic information on how to start a FCA Adult Huddle.  It is the exact same process for a FCA Endurance Huddle, but your group will have an endurance-specific focus.  For example, you will go through the same certification process and might do some of the same activities as a regular FCA Adult Huddle (Bibles studies, fellowship, training, volunteering/serving, etc), but you might also choose to do fellowship while training together, volunteer at endurance events, get training on how to share Christ during race expos, etc.