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Flags of Fellowship opened this year with a ceremony in Israel. Next week, more than 4,000 churches and synagogues will each plant 1,200 Israeli flags memorializing the victims of October 7, 2023. Since then, Christians have prayed for and supported the Jewish people. Flags of Fellowship boldly displays this faith …

We’re excited to welcome TaylorMade to NMSU Golf Course for a special Qi4D Fitting Event on Friday, October 16, 2026, from 10:00 AM–3:00 PM.   This is a great opportunity to test the latest TaylorMade equipment and work through a personalized fitting to find the setup that best fits your …

FERMENTATION, FLAVOR, AND LOCAL FOOD CELEBRATIONS FERMENTATION TAKES CENTER STAGE AT SUCHNESS IN TAOS In just a few short years, Kevin and Meg Sousa have made Taos their home and introduced a fresh approach to local dining through their restaurant, Suchness. Their goal is to create a memorable dining experience …

This year’s Flags of Fellowship movement is taking place alongside the Friends of Zion Ambassador Summit, which runs through October 11. More than 1,000 Christian leaders and representatives from 117 countries have gathered in Jerusalem for a week of events commemorating October 7, 2023, and strengthening the bond between Christians …

“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 …

FALL IN NEW MEXICO: WILDLIFE EVENTS, OUTDOOR CLASSES AND FAMILY ACTIVITIES Fall has arrived in New Mexico, bringing cooler temperatures, shorter days and plenty of opportunities to explore the outdoors. The New Mexico Department of Wildlife is welcoming the season with educational programs, safety courses, creative contests and family-friendly activities …

CAFÉ MOMO BRINGS COLOMBIAN COFFEE, ART, AND CULTURE TO DOWNTOWN SANTA FE Santa Fe has always been a place where art, culture, creativity, and community come together. From its vibrant gallery scene and world-class performances to its diverse culinary offerings, the city has long attracted people who appreciate unique experiences. …

SAN DIEGO – Lt. Cmdr. Jaxon Fitch, a native of Carlsbad, New Mexico, serves in the U.S. Navy assigned to USS Germantown, a dock landing ship operating out of Naval Base San Diego. Fitch graduated from Carlsbad High School in 2011. Additionally, Fitch earned a bachelor’s degree in forensic science …

As for you, you meant evil against me, but God meant it for good in order to bring about this present result, to keep many people alive.   Genesis 50:20   After being thrown into a pit and left for dead, after being sold into slavery in a strange country, …

When Tom Tompson first walked into the National Conservation Legacy Center, the showcase of the National Museum of Forest Service History, he froze. “Your heart says, ‘Wow,’” said Thompson, a retired Forest Service deputy chief and past president of the museum’s board of directors. The center in Missoula, Montana, awes …