Isaiah 117 House will be built on donated land. The home will be a place to care for children awaiting foster placement and also serve as a place for case workers to find respite. Ginger Summers shares how Isaiah 117 came to fruition after a chance article on social media. Officers from Whitestown came to the groundbreaking of Isaiah 117 House on Sept. 7. Isaiah 117 House volunteers and DCS caseworkers take the ceremonial first shovel of dirt. The location will be built by Wedgewood Building Company. Ginger Summers, managing director of the project, thanked the company and the church for their donations.
