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Welcome to Face to Face

The second line of her Florida State bio says it all, “one of the greatest players in Seminole history.” Mara Freshour of Nashville, Indiana, is one of the greatest women’s basketball players in the history of Florida State University. Her name will surely be inducted someday into the FSU Hall of Fame alongside the likes of Paul Azinger, Deion Sanders, and Sam Cassell.
One night a few weeks ago, I was involved in a Bible study, a very unusual Bible study. It was in Arizona, and involved about 20-30 major and minor league baseball players and their wives and girlfriends. The meeting was held, ironically, in an upper room at the sprawling complex of the Scottsdale Bible church..... Read More >>
Kay Yow
March 14, 1942 – January 24, 2009
Kay Yow, North Carolina State’s Hall of Fame women’s basketball coach, died Saturday, January 24, 2009 after a long battle with cancer. She was 66.
Face to Face Executive Director Tom Rust shares a personal look at and a personal remembrance of the pioneer of women's basketball who was an inspiration to everyone who knew her.... Read More >>
 With the college football season over, and the University of Florida reigning as national champs, the question among fans is not, “Who’s number 1?” It is instead , “What you think about Tim Tebow?” As the Gator’s QB, Tebow has already been on two national championship teams, and won the Heisman Trophy, college football’s greatest honor. That was something he did that last year as a sophomore... Read More >>
America has an ongoing love affair with sports. And yet, America also has a deep desire for spiritual satisfaction. Face to Face unites these two hungers by using the radio talk format to introduce Christ to sports enthusiasts.... Read More >>
We've recently updated our library of sound bytes of some of our favorite guests into these 2-minute vignettes. Take and look...and a listen.

 Tom Rust is the host of Face to Face. He has worked in radio since 1984 as a play-by-play host.... Read More >>
Face to Face ministries focuses on Christian athletes. A question I hear often is, “Why athletes? Why not focus on musicians or businessmen?” The answer lies in the.... Read More >>

 It was a February day in 2002, when I first heard the news. My phone rang while I was watching the Indiana Hoosiers practice at Assembly Hall. Laura Dolby had called to tell me that her husband, Galen, my co-chaplain for Mike Davis’ team, was on his way home from a conference in Florida. Something was wrong. Galen was in severe pain, and had been sent home by a Florida hospital for further diagnosis.
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