New Ipswich, NH – Hillfest Christian Music Festival, one of the fastest growing Christian festivals in the country, this past Saturday celebrated their second year in a row of hosting a sold-out festival in scenic southern New Hampshire. The festival featured We The Kingdom, Big Daddy Weave, Katy Nichole, Caleb & John, Stephen McWhirter, and Rachel DeLong, with over 5,500 guests announced as in attendance.

“We’re so grateful for all the support that we’ve received from across the region for this year’s festival,” said Hillfest festival director Chad Gibson. “We love our festival community and are so thankful for the goodness of God to be able to see the festival continue to grow and thrive.”

“Man, last night was a praise party we’ll never forget,” headliners We The Kingdom posted on social media. “Such a special festival,” added artist Stephen Mcwhirter. “Thank you for having me.”

At this year’s festival, Hillfest introduced their inaugural Bless A Family program where each year the festival will select a local family in need to help and support during a time of need. This year the festival highlighted the Campbell Family, who for the past several years has suffered under the effects of a mold infestation in their home that forced the family of three to leave their home in Winchendon, MA, and move into a hotel. The cost recently became unsustainable, and they had no choice but to return home. More information as well as an opportunity to give in support of the family can be found at their GoFundMe.

Next year, Hillfest 2025 will take place on Saturday, July 19 in New Ipswich, NH. We Are Messengers has already been announced, with additional artist announcements yet to come. Tickets and more information can be found at HillfestEvents.com

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Courtesy of High Ground Media