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Exciting events are coming in April! Don’t miss out!

New Mexico Department of Wildlife Spring Events Join the New Mexico Department of Wildlife for a family-friendly day of outdoor fun, wildlife experiences, and community celebration as two major milestones are recognized: the completion of a decade-long renovation of the Glenwood State Fish Hatchery and the opening of the new …

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Planned Parenthood EXPLOITS Legal Loophole

There is a dangerous war being waged on unborn babies across America. Planned Parenthood’s political allies are exploiting federal loopholes to push deadly abortion pills through the mail – injuring women and killing babies. And they are doing it in direct violation of numerous state laws. But these criminal abortionists …

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10 Years of Santa Fe TradFest

2026 celebrates the 10th anniversary of Santa Fe TradFest and we are excited to announce a number of stellar headliners including The Onlies, High Fidelity Bluegrass, Elliott and Janice Rogers, The Tim May & Steve Smith Duo, Lone Piñon, and Marla Fibish & Rebecca Richman with Jimmy Murphy. From Native …

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Unite in praying for Israel

Shalom, In a time of renewed danger for Israel and her people, we turn to prayer as our source of hope and strength. On February 28, the U.S. and Israel struck Iran in a coordinated military action aimed at crippling the ballistic missile capabilities and nuclear ambitions of a terror-supporting …

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From Las Cruces to the World: Read about the Aggies Making an Impact Worldwide

Welcome to the spring issue of Aggie Up!, full of stories about interesting, engaging, and energetic Aggies who are making a difference — across the globe. We’re featuring just a few of the intriguing individuals who have taken their Aggie education and experience and used it as a launchpad for international ventures: Alexandra and Manny ’84 Mora, supporters of …

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It’s Not Too Late to Join Us in D.C.

In less than two weeks, believers from across the country will gather in Washington, D.C. to read the Bible aloud, cover to cover, at the Museum of the Bible. America Reads the Bible will be a historic event, and we want you, our faithful supporters, to be there with us! …

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Literacy Volunteers

Easter is a time of tradition—family meals, shared recipes, handwritten cards. But for many adults in our community, even something as simple as reading a recipe can feel out of reach. Imagine standing in your kitchen, ready to cook a holiday meal, but not being able to: • Read the …

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