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Our next lunch is MARCH 21, 2023, at EPPING FOREST YACHT CLUB.

Join us for the next luncheon of the Northeast Florida Christian Chamber of Commerce. We are thrilled to announce our keynote speaker for this lunch: Chris Hazelip, author, attorney, and head of school for North Florida School of Special Education.

The Northeast Florida Christian Chamber of Commerce exists to glorify God by engaging, equipping, and encouraging the northeast Florida Christian community through marketplace, nonprofit, and ministry leaders for greater Kingdom impact. We affirm the Apostles Creed.

TICKETS: Tickets include lunch and raffle ticket.

• Advance: $35
• At the door: $45 (space is limited and door tickets are not guaranteed to be available)
• Advance Non-profit: $30

Don’t miss this meaningful event and the opportunity to meet other like-minded Christian leaders. Help us spread the word!

Save the date for our April luncheon: Tuesday, April 18 at Top Golf. 

Lunch Sponsorships: 

Luncheon sponsorships are available with a logo on the event page, a tabletop logo with your organization name, and a stage mention. $250/ea.

One main sponsorship opportunity includes a highlight opportunity from the stage in addition to the event sponsorship of table sponsor, and tabletop logo & name. $500

Founding Sponsors: 

Designation as a Founding Sponsor of the Northeast Florida Christian Chamber of Commerce. $150/ea. Available until March 21.

Lifetime founding sponsorship listed permanently on NE Florida Christian Chamber website (coming soon) including organization name, logo, and link to website.

*This sponsorship does not entitle the sponsor to chamber membership, but 10% discount will be made available to Founding Sponsors.

SPEAKER BIO:

Chris Hazelip is an author and long-time Bible teacher who has taught in various churches and para-church ministries for over 30 years. His book “Living Jesus’ Way: Everyday Principles for a New Life” (WestBow Press, 2017) was recently translated into Spanish. He is a graduate of Wheaton College (B.A. Philosophy, 1981) and the University of Florida (J.D., 1984), where he served as an editor on the Law Review. Chris is in his 39th year with the Jacksonville law firm of Rogers Towers, P.A., where he practices as a Civil Trial Lawyer, handling all manner of jury trials including for clients such as The PGA Tour, Vestcor and Mayo Clinic. He is a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers and a past President of the Jacksonville Bar Association.

Chris has been married nearly 38 years to his wife Sally, who serves as the Head of School for the North Florida School of Special Education. They have four grown kids, and live in Jacksonville Beach.