Window Creations, LLC

04/05/2026

“He is not here; He has risen, just as He said.” — Matthew 28:6

The promise kept.

The grave defeated.

Jesus lives.

04/01/2026

What if a space your parish already uses could become something more?

Behind one church in rural Ohio, a simple green space became a place for prayer, reflection, and walking with Christ.

We shared the story behind this Stations of the Cross Rosary Garden on the blog.

See how one parish transformed an open space into a Stations of the Cross rosary garden designed for prayer, reflection, and walking with Christ.

03/25/2026

What actually drives business growth?

In this episode of The Creative Niche, Tim Copsey shares how relationships, trust, and honesty have shaped his career, from manufacturing to economic development.

It’s a real conversation about what it looks like to support others, build meaningful connections, and grow something that lasts.

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What does it really take to grow a business, build relationships, and create long-term impact in your community?In this episode of The Creative Niche, we sit...

03/04/2026

What is the meaning of Lent, and why do Christians pray the Stations of the Cross?

In our newest episode of The Creative Niche, Fr. Ned Brown reflects on how the Stations of the Cross invite believers to walk with Christ through the events leading to the crucifixion and prepare their hearts for Easter.

The conversation also touches on life and faith in western Ohio’s “Land of the Cross-Tipped Churches,” and even the creation of a Stations of the Cross prayer garden in Fort Recovery designed to give parishioners a place to pause and pray during Lent.

Listen to the full conversation on YouTube, Spotify, or Apple Podcasts.

What is the meaning of Lent, and why do Christians pray the Stations of the Cross?In this episode of The Creative Niche, Father Ned Brown shares how the Stat...

02/18/2026

What does local leadership actually look like?

From how county decisions are actually made to restoring a 100-year-old stained glass courthouse dome, this conversation with Thad Lichtensteiger offers a behind-the-scenes look at stewarding a small town.

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In this episode of The Creative Niche Podcast, we sit down with Thad Lichtensteiger for a candid conversation about what it really looks like to lead at the ...

02/09/2026

🔥 Ready for a Fresh Start in the New Year? We’re Hiring! 🔥

Window Creations is growing, and we’re looking for motivated individuals to join our team as CNC Machine Operators, Construction Crew Members, and Stained Glass Technicians.

Why Join Our Team?
• Competitive starting pay ($20+ per hour - Final pay based on position & experience)
• Paid vacation & benefits
• Heated and cooled work environment
• Four day work week with three day weekend (Mon–Thurs, 7:00 AM–5:30 PM)
• Long-term career opportunities in a growing industry

👉 Apply in person at Window Creations, LLC
21438 US 224, Fort Jennings, OH 45844
(Located 3.5 miles west of Ottoville, Ohio)

Take the first step toward a career you can grow with—we can’t wait to meet you!

02/04/2026

Innovation doesn’t happen by accident.

In this episode, Reggie Buehrer talks about purpose-driven leadership, risk, and why staying uncomfortable is often the cost of building something meaningful.

🎧 Listen to the full episode on The Creative Niche Podcast.
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In this episode of The Creative Niche Podcast, we sit down with Reggie Buehrer for a candid conversation about innovation, purpose, and what it means to buil...

02/03/2026

One thing we've learned after decades of working in churches:
Choices made around window projects aren't just aesthetic decisions. They're leadership decisions.

They surface alongside questions about safety, budget timing, deferred maintenance, and how much change a congregation can realistically absorb at once. This is where churches often feel stuck.

At Window Creations, we help bring clarity to that moment by doing three things:
1. We assess what can realistically be restored.
2. We outline long-term maintenance and performance implications, not just upfront costs.
3. And we help churches explore design paths that honor sacred meaning while supporting future use of the space.

When leaders can see the full picture, decisions stop feeling reactive and start feeling grounded. That's how churches move forward with confidence, even in complex seasons.

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01/28/2026

So you have to replace your church windows. Now what?

For many churches, this moment raises thoughtful questions about continuity, identity, and how a space serves worship today. We explored two common paths churches consider and the questions that often bring clarity along the way.

Read the full article to learn more.

Facing church window replacement? This guide helps church leaders understand their options and move forward with clarity, confidence, and care.

01/26/2026

Why do Christians feel the need to speak about faith, even when it’s misunderstood or uncomfortable? In this clip, Jason explains why believers are called to scatter seeds, not force growth. No amount of knowledge or preaching can change a heart unless the Holy Spirit brings conviction.

Watch the full conversation on the Creative Niche Podcast featuring Tom Emerine for deeper insight into faith, calling, and obedience.

01/23/2026

Church windows are more than a building detail.

They carry memory, meaning, and faith across generations.

At Window Creations, our work often sits at the intersection of preservation and responsibility. Some windows are restored. Others are thoughtfully reimagined using printed art glass. Every project asks the same deeper question:

How do we care well for sacred spaces, while preparing them to serve the Church today?

It’s a conversation worth having, especially as church leadership stewards aging buildings, limited resources, and evolving needs. We’re grateful to walk alongside churches as they discern what faithfulness looks like in both tradition and change.