19 Jan David Jones
David Jones of CAPE New Mexico rejoins us to talk about homeschooling, Christian education, and some new events that CAPE is planning....
David Jones of CAPE New Mexico rejoins us to talk about homeschooling, Christian education, and some new events that CAPE is planning....
A new year means new information about what is happening in New Mexico's State Legislature, how it impacts businesses and YOU....
Chuck Harper of Across Nations informs us about the work they've done, are doing and will do in the Navajo Nation. He also announces an a historic event happening amongst the people there....
Steelbridge Ministries in Albuquerque, New Mexico continues to reach out to at-risk men and women in the community and watch live be transformed. Executive Director, Shane Rabindranath, and Development Director, Gail Holien, let us know what's been happening and what is on the way....
Hope Mommies helps every family who experiences infant loss find community, grief resources and ultimately the Hope of Christ which is the unfailing anchor. Albuquerque Chapter President, Erlina Tribou, and Treasurer, Erica Steel share testimonies, struggles and hope....
The economy is having an impact on New Mexico residents ability to put food on the table. Rio Grande Food Project's Development Director, Kathi Cunningham, let's us know what they are doing to combat hunger and meet the needs of those feeling the pain....
Scott Thom of Cross Christian Fellowship joins us to talk about and upcoming Marriage Seminar at Cross Fellowship. He also reminds us about the Shepherd's School, a ministry training program that is preparing the next generation of Christian men to lead....
President of John Moore Associates regularly joins us to provide a financial update and deliver timely insight. This visit with Brian is no exception....
LifeQuest has been mentoring, discipling and loving the at-risk youth of New Mexico to encourage a relationship with Jesus Christ. John Jones updates us on their work and opportunities for involvement,...
The literacy rate in New Mexico is among the worst in the United States. Cyndy Ratliff, the Executive Director or Read West in Rio Rancho, along with the rest of the staff and volunteers are doing what they can to raise that rate. Through programs...