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NCFCA's mission statement is: “To challenge and equip ambassadors for Christ to communicate truth with integrity and grace.” TeenPact also upholds these values in its motto: “Changing lives to change the world.” Both ministries clearly support using biblical values to make a difference in the culture and the world.

In 2009, NCFCA was rocked by controversy when leadership decided to hold the national tournament at Bob Jones University, infamous for their history of racial segregation and fundamentalist beliefs.

In order to affiliate, families must certify that they have read and agree with the NCFCA Statement of Faith and position statements.

A competitor eligible for qualifying competition must: Be an NCFCA Affiliate and read and abide by the NCFCA Participant Code of Conduct. Be no younger than 12 years old on January 1, but no older than 18 years old on September 1st, of the current competition season.

National Christian Forensics and Communications Association (NCFCA)

The National Christian Forensics and Communications Association began in 1997 as the HSLDA Debate League with the goal of training up Christian home school students to learn the skills necessary to reach their world with God's truth.

The mission of the organization is to "challenge and equip ambassadors for Christ to communicate truth with integrity and grace." As a Christian organization, NCFCA's statement of faith is the Nicene Creed.