When it comes to food, I’m amazed at how many times I’ll think I’ll be eating the right thing, only to find out I’m wrong. Eggs are bad—no, eggs are good. Butter is bad—no, butter is better. Fat is bad—no, the right fats are good. And on and on it goes.

Sometimes we can get by with this and not suffer any major consequences, but often not getting it right can have serious side-effects.

For Auburn Offensive Line Coach Jeff Grimes, coaching wasn’t part of the immediate plan when he graduated from the University of Texas-El Paso in 1990 and finished a successful football playing career. But when a nudge from the Holy Spirit led him into the profession, Grimes embarked on what has now turned in to a high-impact coaching career filled with bowl games, All-Americans and recently, a BCS National Title. For Grimes, though, no gridiron achievements can outweigh the spiritual impact he makes as a man of God.

A 23-page document outlining the legal rights of students to organize under the banner of FCA in their public middle school, high school or college.

Covered in this document are questions and answers which include:

• Part I: What Rights Does FCA Have to Access Public High School Facilities?
• Part II: What Can Students, Coaches, Teachers, and Huddle Leaders Do As Part of FCA on Campus?
• Part III: What Differences in the Law Will FCA Face on a Public University Campus?
• Glossary of Terms