The Alabama FCA was recognized for its 25th year of ministry at the Alabama-LSU football game on Nov. 5, 1988. Left to right are: Dr. Charles Barnes, FCA advisor (1964-73); FCA President Dick Abel; Alabama Athletic Director Steve Sloan; FCA leader Howard Cross; FCA advisor Wayne Atcheson (1985-present); and Dr. Gary White, FCA advisor (1974-84).

Four Alabama athletes served as huddle leaders at the FCA Camp on June 10-16, 1995 at the Blue Ridge YMCA Assembly in Black Mountain, N.C. They are: Front row, John David Phillips (third from the left); Neil Bartling (fourth from the left); Mickey Conn (fifth from the right, holding the Alabama hat); Third row, Chad Goss (fifth from the left).

Franklin Graham, son of Billy Graham, held a West Alabama festival in Coleman Colesium on the University of Alabama campus on April 30th through May 2, 1999. Some 4,000 volunteers participated in the three night festival services. An average of 17,000 people attended with the overflow crowd seated in the indoor football building. Franklin's team, headed by Festival Director Wendell Rovenstine, led in the 10-month preparations that resulted in 3,800 decisions for Christ. Many FCA athletes, coaches and athletic staff participated as counselors, choir members, ushers, and numerous other roles. Wayne Atcheson, FCA Advisor, was Executive Chairman of the Festival.