Fellowship of Christian Peace Officers-USA

Reaching the Heart Behind the Badge

FCPO-USA is a nationwide movement that unites officers committed to being Christ's ambassadors to the law enforcement community.

FCPO IS ALL ABOUT...

FELLOWSHIP


Uniting Christian officers through chapters, personal connections, and events that encourage faith and mutual support.


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BIBLICAL TRAINING


Helping officers deepen their understanding of the Bible and strengthen their relationship with Jesus Christ, on and off duty.


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EVANGELISTIC OUTREACH


Taking our faith into our agencies and communities, building trust and creating a lasting impact.


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SERVICE


Demonstrating the love of Christ in a tangible way by meeting physical and spiritual needs around us in Jesus' name.

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OUR MISSION

To encourage law enforcement officers to embody the transformative power of Christ as His ambassadors, both on and off duty.

 

OUR VISION

Empowered by faith, driven by integrity, and committed to service, FCPO-USA envisions a nation where every officer stands firm in Christ.

 

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FCPO MEMBER

Connect with a nationwide Christian network for support and encouragement in your daily relationship with Christ.
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NEAR YOU

FCPO-USA has local chapters across the nation, discovering together the life fulfillment that only Christ can give.
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IN YOUR AREA

Being part of an FCPO local chapter is a great way for officers to learn how to live out their faith, on and off duty.
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The One Year Bible

Through the Eyes

of a Cop


 A daily devotional, written by retired Police Sgt. Charles (Chuck) Gilliland. Read through the entire Bible in one year and benefit from a cop's insight into each day's reading, showing how the truths of God's Word apply to the law enforcement community and beyond.




The One Year Bible © by Tyndale House Publishers, Inc.
All rights reserved.

April 2026

Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat

29

Rescue

30

Through the Eyes of a Cop

31

God’s Justice

1

Malice Aforethought or Premeditation

2

Law, Order, and Blessings

3

God Judges with Equity

4

Prioritizing Your Relationship with God

5

The Goodness of God

6

Moments That Matter: Recognizing God’s Purpose in Every Call

7

What Do You Treasure?

8

Working and Ministering Among the Lost

9

Moses’ Prayer for the Levites

10

Keep Moving Forward

11

Loving God Above All

12

Whose Side Are You On?

13

God's Justice: The Ultimate Standard

14

Judging Rightly

15

Righteousness Matters

16

Justice, Mercy, and Humility

17

Following Where He Leads

18

Treasures and Priorities: Finding True Wealth

19

Walls of Justice: Living Among Refugees

20

Divine Authority: Beyond the Badge

21

Foundational: Serving Under God's Authority

22

Influence Matters: Choosing the Right Relationships

23

God’s Favor in the Line of Duty

24

The Path to True Greatness

25

God Invites Us to Help

26

Good and Bad Fear

27

Your Army is Too Big!

28

Responding to Authority

29

Knowledge, Understanding, and Wisdom

30

A Psalm for the Law Enforcement Officer

1

Folk Theology vs. Investigation

2

Authority and Obedience

Recent News from the FCPO-USA National Office

Paul's Perspective - What Makes a Good Cop a Great Cop?

April 9, 2026
Not long ago, I heard a retired officer ask a powerful question: “What makes a good cop a great cop?” His answer was simple—yet profound: compassion. That might sound surprising in a profession where many are taught early on to leave compassion at the door.
FCPO-USA Executive Director Paul Lee

FCPO-USA Featured in Tennessee Baptist State Newspaper

April 9, 2026
We are excited to share that FCPO-USA is gaining greater visibility—and new opportunities for impact—through a recent feature in the Baptist and Reflector, the official newspaper of the Tennessee Baptist Mission Board. This article highlights the mission, history, and growing impact of FCPO among law enforcement office
Sean Wallace

Pride Goes Before a Fall!

April 9, 2026
One Saturday night, we were overwhelmed—call to call, every officer busy. A disturbance came in at a nightclub, and I was the only unit free. I took the call, and a narcotics detective, Officer Hodges, offered to back me up. I’ve always suspected narcotics detectives appear only when absolutely needed—and apparently, t
Clay Kicklighter

A Midnight Prayer Saved My Life

April 9, 2026
I was the Post Commander at the State Patrol Office in Helena, Georgia. My daily commute was 75 miles, one way. It wasn’t too bad though as it gave me opportunities to make calls and decompress before I made it home. There were shifts that I literally made calls all the way to the office, and all the way home after my

An Easter Message from FCPO-USA President Jeff Caponera

April 2, 2026
As we celebrate the joy and victory of Easter, we are reminded that the resurrection of Jesus Christ is not only an event to be remembered—but a life to be lived. In a profession where we stand daily in harm’s way, Easter speaks powerfully to our calling: because Christ lives, we do not stand exposed, unprotected, or a

Paul's Perspective - The Harvest Is Plentiful. The Moment Is Now.

February 4, 2026
In December 2025, a George Barna research study—recently summarized by Moody Radio—examined the spiritual beliefs and practices of adults across the United States. The findings are sobering, and for those of us who care deeply about the Gospel and the men and women who serve in law enforcement, they demand more than qu

From the President - Making an Eternal Impact Together

February 4, 2026
As we step into this new year, I want to begin by expressing my deepest gratitude for the extraordinary way you responded to our end-of-year giving drive. Your generosity resulted in the largest single-month total of contributions in FCPO-USA's history. We are humbled and profoundly grateful for your faithful partnersh

FCPO Chapter 161 Launches Strong

By Steve Rogers • February 4, 2026
Off to a great start! The Fellowship of Christian Peace Officers is excited to announce the official launch of FCPO Armor of DuPage Chapter 161 in Illinois. Chapter 161 marked this exciting new beginning with a law enforcement appreciation breakfast on Saturday, January 17, at the Holiday Inn in Carol Stream, Illinois. Approximately 65 active, retired, and recruit officers—along with their families—gathered for a meaningful morning of fellowship, encouragement, and faith. Those in attendance were blessed with inspiring Gospel music and a powerful message from Ray McElroy , former Chicago Bears cornerback (2000 season) and longtime NFL chaplain, including his service as a former Bears team chaplain. His words resonated deeply with those who serve, reminding officers of the importance of faith, purpose, and perseverance both on and off the job. The event also featured special contributions from the DuPage County Sheriff’s Office Honor Guard , The Bagpipes and Drums of the Emerald Society , Chicago Police Department Officer Luke Elmore , and a stirring performance of the National Anthem by Evie Kasper . Additional musical blessings were provided by Anthony Frank Cassano on trumpet and George Nicholson , Gospel worship singer, songwriter, and storyteller. FCPO Armor of DuPage Chapter 161 now meets on the first Friday of each month at 8:15 a.m. at Gospelife Church (1N050 Gary Ave., Carol Stream, IL). All active, retired, and recruit law enforcement officers are warmly invited to attend. For more information about FCPO Armor of DuPage Chapter 161, please contact Dennis Parrish at [email protected] .  We thank God for this strong beginning and look forward to how He will use Chapter 161 to encourage, equip, and support peace officers throughout DuPage County.
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