excited to share that Family Policy Alliance’s sister ministry Christians Engaged has launched in Spanish. The new outreach, Cristianos Involucrados, is a strategic partnership with the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference (NHCLC) led by Pastor Sammy Rodriguez. Through NHCLC’s network of 1,500+ affiliate churches, Christians Engaged will equip Hispanic believers to …
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ROAD TRIP DINING, NEW RESTAURANT MOVES, AND FOOD EVENTS AROUND NEW MEXICO ROAD TRIP DINING On a recent drive north toward Taos, a lunch stop at SOPAIPILLA FACTORY in Pojoaque proved to be the kind of roadside discovery that makes New Mexico road trips memorable. Located just across from the …
Read More »Spring delights for new beginnings at the Santa Fe School of Cooking!
SPRING IN SANTA FE: FRESH FLAVORS, NEW CLASSES, AND EASTER INSPIRATION Easter arrives early this year, and Santa Fe is ready to welcome the season with open arms. Spring in the city brings blooming flowers, warmer afternoons, and the perfect excuse to gather with family and friends around great food. …
Read More »Yael Speaks on Newsmax About the Situation in Israel
Our President and Global CEO Yael Eckstein appears on Newsmax to give firsthand accounts of what life is like in Israel with the conflict with Iran: At 2:30, we were sleeping and, all of a sudden, our phones start beeping. The air raid sirens are going off, kind of like …
Read More »Reminder to Snag Your Tickets for Don Usner: Storytelling Though the Lens
The dynamic Don Usner presents a story still in the making: his search for answers about the purchase of the Santuario de Chimayó, its preservation history, and the community-led efforts to revitalize the historic Chimayó plaza, one adobe brick at a time. His research led him to answers tucked away …
Read More »Around New Mexico in a Tea Daze: Albuquerque
The Bite • New Mexico Food & Drink Steeping in Albuquerque: A Tour Through the City’s Tea Scene From cozy loose-leaf counters to curated tea bars built for long, slow sipping, Albuquerque’s tea scene offers far more than a quick cup on the go. This week’s journey explores the city …
Read More »It’s almost spring — check out our upcoming events!
New Mexico Department of Wildlife It’s Almost Spring: Upcoming Outdoor Events Across New Mexico Spring is nearly here, and the New Mexico Department of Wildlife is rolling out a full calendar of educational events, workshops, and seasonal reminders for hunters, birders, anglers, and outdoor families. From a statewide birding contest …
Read More »Save the date! April 21–22, 2026
Your passion for NMSU is the spark that ignites bold ideas and bright futures across our campuses! From April 21 at 10 a.m. through April 22 at 5:28 p.m., fan the flames of opportunity during 1888 Minutes of Giving by making a gift of any size to fuel Aggie excellence. Early Giving …
Read More »IAF Hits Drone Array and Assets in Western Iran
The Israeli Air Force (IAF) confirmed strikes in western Iran that took place on Monday. The Jerusalem Post reports that drone operators were targeted at a launch site as part of the continuing campaign to destroy the regime’s missile and drone capabilities that threaten Israel. The IDF also noted yesterday …
Read More »BUY ONE, GET THE SECOND ONE HALF OFF.
A Quick Apology — and a Delicious Opportunity at the Santa Fe School of Cooking BIGTIME APOLOGIES FROM US TO YOU! In our last newsletter about our half-off demonstration classes, we missed an important detail. The special is actually BUY ONE, GET THE SECOND ONE HALF OFF. We sincerely regret …
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