Christy Heitger-Ewing

1 week ago | outreachmagazine.com | Christy Heitger-Ewing

In the late 1990s and early 2000s, many people were coming out of student ministry excited about planting churches. One of them was Pastor Brian Bloye. After moving to Dallas, Georgia, in the summer of 1997, he planted West Ridge Church. Five years later, the church had experienced some growth, but Bloye felt a strong call to shift West Ridge’s focus from church growth to kingdom expansion and church multiplication. And this change of vision took off in ways he never expected.

2 weeks ago | outreachmagazine.com | Christy Heitger-Ewing

When Cornerstone Church of Ames started in 1994, everyone thought it was a church for college students because so many young adults attended. Although the vision was always to grow a multigenerational church that loves the next generation, church leaders had a particular heart for college students. Over time, Founding Pastor Troy Nesbitt saw Cornerstone Church grow to megachurch size with several thousand worshipers on a typical Sunday morning.

3 weeks ago | townepost.com | Christy Heitger-Ewing

Paid for by Gameday Men’s HealthIt didn’t make sense. Scott Sargent was a healthy 50-year-old man, yet he couldn’t make it through the day without taking a 30-minute nap. He knew this wasn’t normal, so he asked his primary-care doctor to prescribe testosterone. For three years, every physician Sargent saw denied his request, telling him that his levels were normal, and that fatigue was part of getting older.

3 weeks ago | townepost.com | Christy Heitger-Ewing

Twenty years ago, when Judy Fitzgerald moved from New York City to Carmel, she, along with Cynthia Collins and Don Farrell, had a clear goal: to celebrate the power of theater and enhance the quality of life for those in central Indiana. The trio achieved their goal by founding Actors Theatre of Indiana (ATI). For the past two decades ATI has provided high-quality, professional theater performances and programs that engage, inspire, educate and entertain. Why art?

3 weeks ago | townepost.com | Christy Heitger-Ewing

Paid for by Modern Day Window & DoorLee L. needed to replace the bow front window in her 75-year-old house, and in just two days, the team at Modern Day Window & Door replaced 27 floor-to-ceiling windows with nine elegant Andersen casements. “As the largest exterior wall of the living room, I was anxious to make a significant design change, but Jon Golm of Modern Day Window & Door created a beautiful elevation that allayed any concern,” says Lee.