New Mexico frustrates me to no end. It does not take care of God’s children! I am very sick and tired of the politics in this state! Both the DEMS and GOP have dirty hands here! Last in about anything good for how many years???……..seems to me forever and ever! The state kills babies through abortion at record levels now. Back in 2022 The state re-elected the worst governor I have ever seen. Lujan Grisham is building a 10 million dollar abortion factory in Las Cruces with our tax money. Where in the dickens is the GOP???? The Church????? For heaven’s sake people look in the mirror: Abortion, near last in child-well bring, education, on and on I could go! Poverty, so many murders and violence, drugs, alcoholism are rampant in this failed state. Call it like it is from a Biblical standpoint. When Sharon and I went to vote this year, I pulled out my drivers license and the poll worker said to me, “Thank you for doing that sir, but I am not allowed to ask you for your drivers license, but thank you so much.” In New Mexico you do not need a photo ID. What a shame. New Mexico asks for trouble, it is almost like a third world country, or worse….. It is the abortion Capitol of America. The state of New Mexico is not putting God first. We are called to take care of his children, not to kill them.
Why are me and Sharon here? Because GOD put us here to plant seeds and carry out The Great Commission, to go against the wave of sin here. Never go anywhere unless God tells you, let the Lord guide your steps everyday, those steps get messy at times, because true ministry does.
Why are so many Pastors afraid to speak up LOUDLY about God’s babies being killed here? Have you lost your salt? More New Mexicans have stopped going to church
Carey Nieuwhof: Why are committed church members attending church less often?
OPINION: The Satanic Temple at least is honest about abortion
NM Governor Breaks Ground on 10 Million Dollar Abortion Factory
God will have the final say on all of us……..
FGGAM received this email from New Mexico Child First Network
ABQ Journal, Colleen Heild, November 10, 2024
Carmen was on her way to her “forever” home in late 2021. Or so the 15-yearold hoped after she completed treatment foster care.
Instead, her life in New Mexico’s child welfare system became more uncertain and even perilous. She realized there was no such forever home waiting.
The teenager cycled through a stint with a newly licensed foster family who called 911 to remove her. She spent weeks sleeping on the floor of a state Children, Youth and Families Department office; tried to live with friends’ families; and was moved to Española, where her uncle was eventually arrested for drug dealing and her aunt reportedly beat her.
The story of Carmen, who ended up running away last year and is now living in Georgia, punctuated an unusual dayslong hearing last week in Albuquerque that focused on whether the state has failed to comply with a settlement agreement designed to improve the lives of abused and neglected children and youth in state custody.
Back in 2018, Carmen’s attorney, Sara Crecca, was one of the lawyers involved in a federal lawsuit filed against CYFD and the then-state Human Services Department on behalf of 14 foster children in New Mexico. They were joined by Disability Rights New Mexico and the Native American Disability Law Center in alleging the state’s “broken system of child welfare” was violating the rights of children in its care. The lawsuit demanded systemic changes.
By 2020, plaintiffs dismissed the lawsuit — referred to as the Kevin S. case — after reaching a final settlement agreement with the state.
But implementation of the reforms, such as decreasing caseloads of CYFD staff, has faltered, especially with the recent increase in the number of abused or neglected kids taken into custody and high staff turnover. More Here
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