How We Help You Connect

• Casual social gatherings and pop-ups
• One-on-one connections with Sarah Freeman, JInterfaith Connector
• Happy hours and movie nights
• Resources for interfaith families
• A welcoming Jewish community without pressure

Whether you are navigating an interfaith relationship, building a family, exploring Jewish community, or simply curious about meaningful connection, JInterfaith is here to meet you with warmth, openness, and care.

Through casual gatherings, one-on-one connection, movie nights, happy hours, and approachable conversations, JInterfaith makes it easier to find community that feels relevant, welcoming, and low pressure.

Rooted in real-life experiences and relationships, JInterfaith is built on the belief that everyone deserves a place to feel seen, supported, and connected.

Sarah is here to help you navigate Jewish life, answer questions, and connect you with people, programs, and opportunities that fit your interests.

Sarah brings both professional experience and lived interfaith perspective to this role. She understands the questions, the joys, and the everyday navigation that come with interfaith relationships, especially here in the city. Her role exists for one simple reason. To make it easier for interfaith couples and individuals to find community that feels welcoming, relevant, and low pressure.

This year, you will see intentionally simple, relational opportunities to connect through pop-up gatherings, happy hours, and coffee meetups in intown neighborhoods. These experiences are designed as easy drop-in moments for interfaith couples and individuals, with occasional relaxed conversations with interfaith rabbis and clergy from around the Atlanta area for those who want to explore deeper topics together. Think casual drop-ins, shared experiences, and meaningful but approachable moments to meet others who get it. No long-term commitment. No expectations. Just connection.

If this sounds like something that interests you, please email Sarah at sfreeman@jewishatlanta.org to be added to the mailing list for JInterfaith.