9th Annual Family Freedom Walk At America’s Keswick, Whiting NJ

Mar 18, 2017

The 9th Annual Family Freedom Walk will be held on Saturday, Ma13th at America’s Keswick in New Jersey.

March 17, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —

Our Family Freedom Walk is our biggest fundraiser of the year – and it’s coming up soon!

Addiction is such an epidemic nowadays, with heroin costing less than a pack of cigarettes and addictive habits beginning in people as young as 8 years old... but we know our God is bigger. We are asking the Lord to bring in $65,000 for the students and residents in our Addiction Recovery Ministry through this walk-a-thon.

This event will be joined by students, residents, and graduates from our Addiction Recovery Ministries. Bring the whole family, we have lots to do. We will have concessions, live music, face painting, an awards ceremony, a complimentary dinner, prizes, and for the first time – an inflatable bouncy house for the kids!

Gather some sponsors and join us for a great day! We will also have rocking chairs available for those who are unable to walk around our beautiful lower lake.

For more details, or to make reservations, please call 800.453.7942 or visit us on the web at www.americaskeswick.org

About America’s Keswick
The heart of America’s Keswick’s ministry is our Addiction Recovery Program. We reach out to men and women who are struggling with the bondage of addiction by teaching biblical, victorious living in Christ Jesus. Keswick is also a Christian Conference and Retreat Center where we take great joy in ministering to and serving our guests. We teach and encourage others to grow in their relationships with Christ by diving deep into God’s Word.

Contact Info:
Name: Erin Culleny
Email: [email protected]
Organization: America's Keswick
Phone: 800.453.7942 x. 1025

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