“Do not let your hearts be troubled. You believe in God; believe also in me.” John 14:1 It would be easy for me to say things like don’t worry give it to God, or why are you worried Jesus knows what you’re going through – He will help you. We …
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We’re excited to recognize one of our junior golfers, Jonah Reyes of El Paso, Texas, on capturing the Boys Overall Championship with a two-round total of 147 (+3)! Jonah opened with an even-par 72 and followed with a final-round 75, earning the championship by two strokes. What makes …
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Opening August 28, 2026, Historic Santa Fe Foundation is proud to celebrate the opening of Scott Ernst’s show. As the owner of Southwest Scanning, Scott Ernst documents heritage as well as contemporary buildings using several 3D Digital Documentation technologies which allow him to capture virtual replicas of structures and bring …
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The population of Sderot, a city less than a mile from the Gaza border, has increased by nearly 20% since Oct. 7, 2023, according to city statistics. Sderot had 35,477 residents in 2023. Today, the city has approximately 42,000 residents, including new immigrants from English-speaking countries. One of them is …
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SANTA FE, NM — The Historic Santa Fe Foundation (HSFF) is pleased to present Home Again, a new exhibition of works by artist Jesse Blanchard exploring themes of belonging, seasonal transition, and local place through expressive architectural and landscape paintings. The exhibition opens at the Gallery at El Zaguán, located …
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Forest Service is seeking nominations for membership on Secure Rural Schools Resource Advisory Committees. The committees were established under the Secure Rural Schools and Community Self‑Determination Act of 2000 and operate in accordance with the Federal Advisory Committee Act. The committees help strengthen collaborative relationships for those who use and steward national forests. Committee members provide …
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You want discussions that matter. You want people to engage. You want something that’s biblically grounded and relevant to real life. What you probably don’t want is spending hours creating lessons every week. That’s why thousands of leaders use FamilyLife studies. They’re designed to help you confidently lead conversations about …
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Santa Fe’s culinary story begins long before a dish reaches the table. It starts in the fields, farms, ranches, and markets where local ingredients are grown, raised, and gathered. On August 1, guests experienced that connection firsthand during another memorable Farmers’ Market Demonstration Class, an afternoon celebrating fresh ingredients, local …
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The bloodshed in Nigeria is devastating. Christians are being hunted down in their homes, churches, and villages by ISIS-affiliated terrorists. YESTERDAY we just filed a critical submission at the U.N. on Christian persecution in Nigeria. Two weeks ago, 31 more Christians were massacred – including 11 children. Gunmen reportedly opened …
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The U.S. Forest Service today announced an alignment of national wildfire management authorities that strengthens operational efficiency and clarifies reporting roles across the agency. Forest Service Chief Tom Schultz delivered the formal delegation of authority letter today, consolidating all fire and aviation authorities under the agency’s Deputy Chief of Fire …
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