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A lie repeated often enough can sound like truth

A lie repeated often enough can begin to sound like truth. We are seeing it happen before our eyes. Israel is blamed for defending herself against terrorists who seek her destruction. Antisemitic rhetoric is repeated until hatred becomes acceptable. Dangerous regimes are excused, while the threats they make against Israel …

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Gods Encouraging Word of the day

“Bear with each other and forgive one another if any of you has a grievance against someone. Forgive as the Lord forgave you.” Colossians 3:13 We are always able to start new with God. When we repent, we are given full forgiveness of our sins because of the death and …

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Scott Ernst exhibition

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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Jesse Blanchard exhibiton

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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Forest Service seeks community members to serve on Secure Rural Schools advisory committees nationwide

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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