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10
Dec

Dreams Rightly Applied

The ideas that come out of your sleep have the benefit of not going through all your filters that push aside your biggest thoughts. In other words: it’s one of […]

04
Dec

December Countryside Currents Now Available!

Hey Countrysiders — It’s here! The December 2025 issue of Countryside Currents is now live on our website! Click here to read or download your copy. Inside this month’s issue:✨ […]

04
Dec

December Box Recipient: CIRA

The Social Justice committee has designated the Center for Immigrants and Refugees Advancement (CIRA) as December’s Box recipient. CIRA’s mission is “to empower immigrants and refugees to live confidently through […]

01
Dec

Wondering

I’d be willing to wager quite a bit that: (1) you haven’t read much of Malachi before, and (2) you’ve sung chunks of it a million times. In many Christian Bibles, it’s the last book before the […]

26
Nov

About Those Christmas Lights

I love Christmas lights. String them across your windows on the day after Thanksgiving—fabulous! Weave them through trees and bushes in your yard on the day after Halloween, even—delightful! Thus says […]

18
Nov

You Are How You Eat

In a world of keto camps, vegan tribalism, and food-as-identity culture, Paul’s words might sound a mite tone-deaf. Doesn’t he know about allergies? Ethics? Digestive enzymes? Eat whatever is set before you […]

12
Nov

Learn and Believe

What do you do when you don’t know what you believe anymore because you don’t know what to believe anymore? Seemingly each day a new threat, new reality, new horror that shakes […]

02
Nov

Built on Injustice

Every year, my smallish town in Pennsylvania holds the earliest Halloween parade in the area. On the second Tuesday in October, participants including Scout troops, Little League teams, dance studios, […]

29
Oct

Urgent: Help Us Get Food in Hands—This Week!

The need is spiking—fast. As SNAP and WIC supports disappear and health coverage slips beyond reach for so many Americans, many in our community will go hungry. And—as the pandemic […]

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