Fermentation Takes Center Stage in New Mexico This Fall Fermentation may be an ancient technique, but New Mexico chefs, bakers, schools, and food producers are finding plenty of new ways to put it to work. From three-day sourdough pizza crusts to fermented sweet potato fries, this fall offers plenty of …
Read More »God’s Encouraging Word of the day
“Happy are the people whose strength is in You, whose hearts are set on pilgrimage.” Psalm 84:5 God tells us to be happy more times in scripture than any other command. Just think about that for a moment. Commands such as “rejoice,” “be of good cheer,” “do not be afraid,” …
Read More »Leon faces the same hatred once again…
Shalom, The sirens sounded twice before the explosion. Leon was inside his home in Metula, a quiet town on Israel’s northern border, when a Hezbollah drone struck the roof and set the garden behind his house on fire. His caregiver panicked. Leon tried to stay calm. “I’ve had harder things …
Read More »Infanticide Bill PASSED
A newborn baby should be safe from the moment they take their first breath. But now, shocking new laws and ballot initiatives are putting that most basic protection in jeopardy. Governor Newsom, who claims that Jesus’ command to “love your neighbor” means we should kill babies, signed a gruesome bill …
Read More »God’s Encouraging Word of the day
“The Lord is close to the brokenhearted; he rescues those whose spirits are crushed.” Psalm 34:18 Often times we run from God in seasons of challenge, but if we do… all we’re left with is our own limited ability to cope with what we’re walking through. The On the other …
Read More »Univ. of New Mexico To Buy Las Vegas Hospital for Abortion Expansion Agenda
New Mexico Alliance for Life (NMAFL) says it has uncovered another development involving taxpayer-funded reproductive health services in New Mexico. Earlier this month, NMAFL reported that the University of New Mexico Medical Group and state officials had identified Las Vegas, New Mexico, as a potential location for a second publicly …
Read More »CUFI’s Israel Live Briefing THIS October 1
Please join me, Randy Neal, your CUFI Senior Director of Engagement, for aLIVE BRIEFING on Israel’s ongoing conflicts in the media, on college campuses, and throughout our country. Additionally, learn about the positive impact our CUFI members have made at the national level and discover how you can help …
Read More »There’s Still Time to Support Aggies This Semester
As the Aggies Back to School | Back to Giving campaign comes to a close, we want to thank everyone who has already stepped up to support NMSU students. Your gift does more than provide resources. It reminds students that their Aggie community believes in them, cares about their future, …
Read More »The country that raised us – After nearly a century, the Willadsens remain rooted on Wyoming’s Pole Mountain
Jim and Iris Willadsen, 91 and 90, spent their lives watching the landscape around Pole Mountain change. They remember when the road across the mountain was gravel. When cowboys slept at a nearby camp and poker games could be heard until daylight. They remember when the mountain belonged largely to …
Read More »ICE Workplace Protections | Protecciones Laborales ante ICE
On Wednesday, September 30, the Santa Fe Governing Body will consideran ordinance addressing immigration enforcement and workplace protections. The proposal includes notification requirements to workers related to I-9 audits and immigration enforcement and protections concerning the use of City property for immigration enforcement. SOMOS ACCIÓN supports these protections. Contact the …
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