Inspired by the tough economic situation in the US, the Sacred Mint would like to assist the Christian Community by giving away 500 Free Jerusalem Cross Necklaces to the public. The necklace contains ground fragments from the Hills of Jerusalem which is displayed in the beautiful filigree cross. The Sacred Mint hopes the free gift will inspire Christians to seek God during these difficult times.
Contact: Jason Del Giudice, The Sacred Mint, 866-923-4656, jdelgiudice@sacredmint.com
HAZLET, NJ, Aug. 27 /Christian Newswire/ -- Inspired by the growing economic difficulties facing many Americans, the Sacred Mint will be giving away 500 Free Cross Necklaces in an effort to comfort Christians with a symbol of God's love.
The cross necklaces which are presently selling on their website for $22.95 will be given away to the first 500 visitors starting at 9:00AM on 9/5/08. Visitors should go to www.sacredmint.com at this time to receive their free cross. There will be a 1 cross maximum per visitor to ensure that the 500 crosses are distributed fairly.
The Jerusalem Cross necklace will be available in either Gold or Silver, and include a matching 24" chain. Each cross has ground fragments from the Hills of Jerusalem which can be seen through the Filigree pattern. Each cross also comes with a see-through gift box and an individually numbered Certificate of Authenticity. More information regarding the Jerusalem Cross be found on the Sacred Mint website.
For additional information on the Sacred Mint Cross Giveaway, please contact Jason Del Giudice or the website. Free samples of the Cross will be offered to the media for review before the event.
ABOUT THE SACRED MINT – The Sacred Mint's mission is to offer unique Christian gifts to the community. We would like to enlighten the Christian community about each gifts origin, and explain how it has helped to build the foundation of our Faith. Each Christian gift is handpicked, to ensure that the story behind it is as amazing as the gift itself. The Sacred Mint feels that to spread the faith to others, we must first understand ourselves how Christianity has blossomed throughout the ages.
