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	Total healing involves body as well as soul and spirit. At the Kiesewetter Recreation Center, the men in our programs and residences are challenged physically so they can grow stronger, engaged mentally so they will challenge themselves and embraced spiritually so they will acknowledge the gifts God has given them.

What We Do Who We Serve History Facts & Figures Funding Affiliations

	The Kiesewetter Recreation Center, 122 Dickerson Street, Syracuse, provides recreational opportunities to Rescue Mission clients and residents free of charge and also community groups on a fee basis.

	The Kiesewetter Recreation Center serves Rescue Mission clients, residents, staff and volunteers as well as community groups.

	As more and more younger people started coming for services, the Rescue Mission sought creative ways to further incorporate physical activity into the process of healing their bodies as well as relationships with others. The result is the Kiesewetter Recreation Center.
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	Opened in 1991 16 community groups use facility Regulation-size basketball court with six baskets and bleachers. Equipment for indoor soccer, floor hockey, volleyball, shuffleboard, boxing training, whiffleball and Frisbee golf. Elevated indoor track (14 laps equal a mile) with exercise bikes, Universal gym, Bowflex, treadmill and foosball tables. Two courts for racquetball, handball and wallyball. Weight room with free weights and weight machines. A prayer room suitable for youth groups or Bible studies.

	Donations Endowment income

	Bell Grove Missionary Baptist Church CNY Services Gospel Temple Church of God in Christ LEAH (Loving Education At Home) home-school basketball league Living Waters Church of God in Christ Pass Da Rock Basketball Syracuse Fire Department Syracuse Table Tennis Syracuse Teen Challenge YEOP (Youth Enrichment Outreach Program)

	Churches and other community groups that want to rent the facility may reserve available time slots any hour seven days a week at a cost of $50 per hour. Interested organizations may call 315-701-3830 or e-mail Amanda Waldron at info@rmsyr.org and a registration packet will be sent to the address provided.