My wife and I have always liked the outdoors and had friends who invited us to go fishing and camping on their ranch on the Rio Grande River. It was a very remote area and you very seldom saw anyone else. One evening we were at our camp and starting the fire for supper when we heard a voice but it was on the other side of the river. We could not understand what the person was saying. Then we heard a different noise like a bunch of small rocks sliding. We were trying to see what was making all that noise and then we saw it, it was a herd of goats and there must have been several hundred. The goat herder was bringing them down from the high bluffs to drink water from the river. The goat herder watched carefully and after they all got a drink he spoke to them and the goats started back up the steep trail. Several goats tried to stay behind but he said something gruffly to them and they joined the rest of the herd. That event reminded me of something important in the Bible and about Christianity. If we truly know Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior, we will obey Him. He will personally know our name and call to us, (John 10:10). We will know His voice and will, (obey) follow Him, (John 10:3&4).

Zach Rebstock of Madisonville penned his intent to compete with the Southeastern Illinois College Falcon Archers for the 2021-22 academic year. Rebstock is a Texas Field Archery Association (TFAA) State Indoor Champion (2020 and 2021), TFAA State Field Championships runner up (2019 and 2020), winner of Shoot Your Way Across Texas (SYWAT) (2020 and 2021), champion of the USA Aggie Invite in 2018 and runner-up in 2019, eighth place finisher in the National Field Archery Association (NFAA) Outdoor Field Nationals in Yankton, South Dakota, 4H Texas State Team Member, ninth overall finisher in the 4H Outdoor National Championships, and USA Regional Elite Development (RED) Team South Member.