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Christy Heitger-Ewing

Christy Heitger-Ewing is a contributing writer for Outreach magazine. In addition, Christy pens the “Now & Then” column in Cabin Life magazine. She also writes regularly for Christian publications such as Encounter, Insight, and the Lookout. She is the author of Cabin Glory: Amusing Tales of Time Spent at the Family Retreat.

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52 Events a Year: Cornerstone United Methodist

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Cornerstone United Methodist Is Keeping It Simple; Focusing on Worship
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We Want to Hear Your Story: River Pointe Church

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At River Pointe Church, People Come for Animals, Music; Stay for Community
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A Church for All Ages: Life Church Green Bay

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Life Church Green Bay Attracts Millennials and Families
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All in the Family: Family Church

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Family Church Makes Diversity a Must
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A Jesus Greeting: Venue Church

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Venue Church Values Community Visibility and Compassion
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A Revival of Truth and Salvation: The Summit Church

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The Summit Church in Ark. Embraces “Multiethnic, Multieconomic Mix”
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Making Connections in Toronto: Neighborhood Connections Church

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A Downtown Toronto Ministry Grows Organically Into a Church
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A Safe Harbor: Manteno Church of the Nazarene

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An Illinois Church Welcomes Kids With “Special Abilities”
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