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Gods Encouraging Word of the day

“Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind and with all your strength” Mark 12:30 God wants to be the Lord of your life—not just with your words, but also with your actions. He wants you to carve out …

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The First Amendment Scored a Rare 9-0 Victory

Can the government compel a faith-based ministry to disclose private donor information? That question led to a unanimous 9-0 Supreme Court ruling in favor of a New Jersey pregnancy resource center. While the case involves a pregnancy center, the principles at stake reach far beyond the life issue.The Court’s ruling …

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Fishing Report

Tell us all about it! Just visit the Department of Wildlife’s Weekly Fishing and Stocking Report website and use the iFish form at the bottom of the page. Submissions received by noon Monday will be considered for inclusion in that week’s fishing report. Fish weights and measurements are provided by the angler and …

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Gods Encouraging Word of the day

“Do not grieve, for the joy of the Lord is your strength.” Nehemiah 8:10 “If the soul is full, and full of joy, what side of it will be exposed to the assault of any temptation?” ”If fear is present, the gladness that is there is an answer.” “If there …

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Join us in June and spend your summer break outdoors!

Looking for hands-on hunting experience? The Department is offering some great opportunities! Have you completed an online hunter education course, but are looking for more hands-on experience? The New Mexico Department of Wildlife has numerous opportunities to apply what you’ve been learning!   The Department is hosting a free Advanced Hunter …

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Back to Basics at Matteo’s Eatery

Welcome to the only source for artful, bite-sized stories and diverse perspectives on the New Mexico food and drink scene. This week, Leah Romero highlights the return of a beloved Las Cruces favorite. If you enjoy stories like this, share them and help support local storytelling. Back to Their Roots—And …

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We reached our goal!

I wanted to send a quick note to say thank you. Because of this community you’re a part of, Family Policy Alliance Foundation successfully reached our $500,000 matching goal. That is no small thing—and I don’t want to rush past it. What encourages me most isn’t just that we reached …

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NM Pro-Life Candidates Advance

Last week, pro-life candidates advanced in New Mexico’s elections, including New Mexico Alliance for Life-endorsed candidate Senator David Gallegos for Lieutenant Governor. New Mexicans will have a clear choice this November. We face a radical pro-abortion-up-to-birth gubernatorial ticket in Deb Haaland and Maggie Toulouse-Oliver, while the Republican ticket of Mayor …

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God’s Encouraging Word of the day

“Be patient, then, brothers and sisters, until the Lord’s coming. See how the farmer waits for the land to yield its valuable crop, patiently waiting for the autumn and spring rains.” James 5;7 For us Christians Patience is “God-given restraint in the face of opposition or oppression.” Patience is only necessary …

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Déjà Vote

Our elections are under attack – this time in LA. Thousands of mail-in ballots dropped over the weekend, changing the mayoral election. It’s been called “statistically impossible,” but it happened. We’ve seen it time and time again, leading to fears of fraud. Somehow, the mail-in ballots always break overwhelmingly for …

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Hezbollah Terrorist Eliminated After Crossing Border

While the IDF continues its offensive against Hezbollah in southern Lebanon, a breach in Israel’s defenses was exposed when two terror operatives managed to cross the border into Israel. Until now, Hezbollah’s attacks have primarily consisted of drones and rockets, and Israel’s Home Front Command has not issued any new …

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Step-by-step: Forests of the future

Near the community of Red Feather Lakes, Colorado, the forest smells faintly of vanilla from the red-barked ponderosa pines and the lingering smokey ash from trees burned in the last round of prescribed burns. Walking through the open forest, Matt Champa, a fuels planner for the Arapaho and Roosevelt National …

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God‘s Encouraging Word of the day

“For His anger is but for a moment, His favor is for life; weeping may endure for a night, but joy comes in the morning.” Psalm 30:5 The Bible makes clear that God’s anger is aroused by sin—by breaking His perfect and beneficial laws. He is slow to anger; but …

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Taste, Learn, and Create at the Indigenous Foodways Festival

Celebrate Indigenous Food, Culture, and Community in Santa Fe — June 20 What if one day could take you from tasting incredible food… to hearing the stories behind it… to meeting the people preserving traditions for future generations? Join us in Santa Fe on June 20 for a one-of-a-kind celebration …

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