OneJax, Inc.

At 13, he participated in a transformative experience that changed the course of his life... Michael Stephens has been a part of OneJax since the very first Sandy Miller Metrotown Institute in 1990. “Metrotown opened my heart and mind to the power of connection and understanding people who are different from me.” ?? Michael’s story reminds us of the lasting impact of interfaith dialogue and OneJax’s youth leadership programs. Together, we’re creating a ripple effect of understanding and kindness across generations… ??? But we can't do this work without you. Your monthly contribution helps us sustain our impact throughout the year. Donate today: https://bit.ly/414I4u8 ??

Thank you to everyone who joined our Interfaith Thanksgiving Gratitude Service on Nov. 21 to reflect on gratitude and celebrate unity across our diverse traditions. In case you were not able to join us, a replay is available here: https://lnkd.in/eg-Czbv9 ?? Events like these remind us of the importance of fostering understanding and building a stronger community, together. Your support is what makes this work possible. Learn how you can help sustain interfaith programs that bring people together. Visit onejax.org/donate. Thank you to Rabbi Glasser, Zach Dunn and the entire Temple staff for hosting us this year.

It takes all of us working together to support youth in our community. ?? Through events like our recent Spark Day at The Bolles School, students engage in activities that build kindness, respect, and healthy communication. Our OneJax youth leadership programs promote interfaith values like inclusion and empathy -- empowering more than 1,100 young leaders in Jacksonville to value diversity and understanding. ?? Support our mission: onejax.org #YouthLeadership #InterfaithValues #OneJax

We've seen how misunderstanding can divide our community... That's why, as OneJax continues its Strategic Planning process, we remain committed to interfaith as a lens through which we do our work in the community. ?? These are the faces of OneJax. ?? Bringing people together from diverse backgrounds and traditions strengthens our impact, ensuring our work truly reflects the ever-evolving needs of our community. Join us in creating a more inclusive Jacksonville. Visit onejax.org today.

As we reflect on our recent Breaking Bread & Barriers event and look ahead to our Interfaith Thanksgiving Gratitude Service on November 21st, I'm reminded of the power of coming together across our differences. Visit our website to register and join us: https://bit.ly/3Uw9ghy OneJax's future is bright because of the community that surrounds us. Together, we can continue the work of creating a Jacksonville where everyone belongs. Elizabeth Andersen CEO, OneJax #CommunityEngagement #InclusiveJacksonville #OneJax

Thank you to all who attended the first session of our Breaking Bread & Barriers series last night. We had a great turnout! Your participation helps us create opportunities for dialogue and build an inclusive community where differences are respected and celebrated. Registration is open for our next session on January 23rd. Visit https://bit.ly/40n0zJY to register now. #OneNationUnderGod #buildingcommunity #inclusion #hardconversations #DifferentTogether #onejax

Today is the last day to register. ?? Learn more about our upcoming Community Supper series: https://lnkd.in/e2jja4sb

The future of OneJax is being shaped by people like you—those who care about creating a more inclusive and compassionate city. ?? Join our Breaking Bread & Barriers event on Oct. 28 and be part of building this future. Don't wait. Registration closes tomorrow, Oct. 25. ? Save your spot now: https://bit.ly/3YaFwYu

For over 54 years, OneJax has worked to build a more inclusive Jacksonville. Our Breaking Bread & Barriers event on October 28th continues this legacy. Join us as we discuss "One Nation Under God." Register now while seats are still available: https://bit.ly/3YaFwYu hashtag#CommunityDialogue hashtag#OneJaxLegacy hashtag#OneJax

It was a beautiful day to walk with NAMI Jacksonville! Thanks to all who stopped by for blessings and meditation at the Peace Tent. If you or someone you know is struggling with mental illness, get help and know you are #NotAlone