Countryside Community Church

Hope in New Beginnings

Where has God surprised you with hope?

In this week's Message in a Minute, Rev. Maggie Kennedy Morey reflects on Jacob's complicated journey—and our own. None of us travels a straight path. We make mistakes, experience grief and joy, lose our way, and begin again.

The good news is that God's story with us isn't over. There is more than enough grace for every chapter, and hope has the power to shape what comes next.

When you look back on your life, where can you see that God wasn't finished with your story yet?

Watch this week's full message, “Hope in New Beginnings,” and be reminded that God is still at work in your story. https://youtu.be/9OyXU8yXdkg

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Omaha, NE 68144
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Hope in New Beginnings

What does it take to begin again?

Rev. Maggie on Sunday reflected on the first Omaha Pride—a quiet vigil of grief that, over time, grew into a celebration of hope, courage, and community.
Connecting that story with Jacob's dream in Genesis 28, she reminds us that God's love isn't scarce. Neither are hope, justice, or belonging.

Every new beginning invites us to trust that there is enough grace to keep moving forward.

Watch this week's Message in a Minute and discover why hope always makes room for another beginning.
https://youtu.be/9OyXU8yXdkg

Countryside Community Church ~ Your Place. Your People. Your Home.
13130 Faith Plaza
Omaha, NE 68144
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In a fractured world, where do you find the assurance that hope is still possible?

Imam Ibrahim Ashour on Sunday pointed to relationship, justice, and faith as pathways to hope, offering a timely invitation for us all.

What’s one way you can help bring hope to others in a divided world?

Watch Imam Ibrahim’s full message, “Hope as Surrender and Trust” on our YouTube channel! https://youtu.be/07jrGv_ZeKI

Countryside Community Church ~ Your Place. Your People. Your Home.
13130 Faith Plaza
Omaha, NE 68144
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“Let us hear from one another, not merely about one another.”

Imam Ibrahim Ashour this week reminded us that hope is found not only in our relationship with God, but also in the bridges we build with one another. Through trust, understanding, and a commitment to justice, we can help hope prevail.

What bridge of understanding might you help build today?

Watch Imam Ibrahim’s full message, “Hope as Surrender and Trust” on our YouTube channel! https://youtu.be/07jrGv_ZeKI

Countryside Community Church ~ Your Place. Your People. Your Home.
13130 Faith Plaza
Omaha, NE 68144
countrysideucc.org