What does it mean to say that the vote is sacred? We got a powerful glimpse on Tuesday as Countryside hosted the launch of The Vote Is Sacred, a nonpartisan, […]
There is a particular kind of exhaustion that comes from caring. Not simply the exhaustion of doing too much, but the exhaustion of knowing too much. Another war. Another shooting. […]
A change of plans for tonight. 🐾 Due to the forecasted heavy rain and flood watch, tonight’s Blessing of the Pets is canceled. We want everyone—two-legged and four-legged—to stay safe […]
The Gospel accounts of Jesus healing people who are described as “possessed by demons”—or “an unclean” or “evil “spirit”—can be very problematic. I know the Gospels were written long before […]
Looking for more events, activities and groups? Check out the wide range of events, ongoing happenings and groups! Adult Study Opportunities October-November 2026
Biblical phrases and images often lose their teeth when they enter everyday parlance. Take “good Samaritan,” for example. In scripture, it’s the loathsome enemy who, shockingly, saves your life. Today, […]
The Tri-Faith Garden continues to grow—and to give. This year’s garden and orchard harvest has now topped 5,252 pounds of fresh produce donated to local food pantries and community organizations. […]
Perspectives classes and events are held in the Chapel following Sunday Service Sunday, Sept. 27: Shrimp, Elephants, and the Jewish New Year With Dr. Marvin Bittner, Creighton Medical School faculty […]
We’re creating an Advent devotional shaped by the voices, experiences, and creativity of our Countryside community. Sign up to contribute a reflection, poem, photograph, piece of art, or another creative […]
It seemed like a friendly Chinese demonstration dance involving young people and robots until one robot ran over and violently embraced a girl, triggering security to stop the attack. Meanwhile, […]
