AUBURN â âThis is Godâs event,â said Erma Casselman, county coordinator of the 30th annual DeKalb County prayer rally Thursday at the Kruse Plaza south of Auburn.
âItâs so good to get together in prayer again,â she said. Last yearâs event was canceled due to the pandemic. âWeâve had a tough year, but God is on the throne and He loves to hear from His people.â
The rally celebrated the theme, âLove, Life and Liberty,â drawing from II Corinthians 3:17 that reads: âNow the Lord is the Spirit, and where is the Spirit of the Lord is, there is Liberty.â
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Caroline Lester of Westside High School in Jonesboro received the honor from the Arkansas Farm Bureau.
Lester earned the top new ag instructor award for her work at Westside, where she has 208 students involved. Eighty students are also members of the schoolâs FFA program.
âHere at Westside weâre really fortunate to have a lot of community support.â Lester said when receiving the award from Arkansas Farm Bureauâs Senior Education Coordinator Matt Jackson. âI appreciate the support my peers have given me,â she said.
Lester, originally from Vilonia, graduated from SAU in May 2017 with a bachelor of science in agriculture education. She received a master s degree in agriculture in 2020. While at SAU, she was involved in the Agri Club, Collegiate FFA and Sigma Alpha.