We are a group of Jews, Christians, and Muslims who live in Westchester County, New York. We have been meeting since 2013 in one another's homes, as well as in houses of worship in all of our faith traditions, to break bread and to learn from each other about our religious traditions--what we have in common and where we differ. We continue to learn and in the process have built trust and solid relationships.  
As one member put it, "In this era of fear and demonization of the other, Neighborhood Interfaith Conversations has become a safe place to share the things that matter most to me. In the end, we're all human beings. Our religions are by no means identical, but not enough people know how much we truly share. This group gives me hope that it's possible to get beyond the hatred and mistrust in our country!" 

In 2020 we merged with the Center for Jewish-Christian-Muslim Understanding, Inc. and now have non-profit 501(c)3 status as: “Neighborhood Interfaith Conversations, Inc.”