Interfaith Community Awards & Dinner 2023

This year, we will gather to recognize our awardees, enjoy a 3 course meal, and be led by our keynote presentation into community table conversations. The Interfaith Center of Northeast Florida is excited to have Tehilah Eisenstadt Feil as our  keynote speaker for our 2023 Interfaith Dinner.  Tehilah’s keynote and presentation will guide our community table conversations.

 2023 Interfaith Awards:

  • 2023 Mutual Curiosity Award winner: Connie Smith, Founder, Daughters of Abraham Book Club
  • 2023 Community Education Award winner: Hazzan Jesse Holzer, Cantor, Jacksonville Jewish Center
  • 2023 Emerging Leadership Award winner: Alejandra Amegin, Owner and Founder, Jax Natural Healing and Vive Yoga Studio

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