Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Jeniffer Dake is a motivational speaker who travels nationally speaking to youth about making positive life choices in abstinence and personal identity. In 1999, Jeniffer won Best Supporting actress at the Trojan Film Fest for her role in "The Black Dream". In 2003 Jeniffer played Anna Fenn in the film Johnstown Flood with actor Richard Dreyfuss directed by Mark Bussler which was broadcast on The History Channel. Jeniffer has a self-published book titled "Lessons from the Garden." She has traveled with singer Michael W. Smith as a business assistant on his South Pacific Tour. She also traveled with singer Stacie Orrico as her tour chaplain from 2001-2003. Before speaking, Jeniffer was part of the founding team for Rocketown youth services in Nashville, TN, as the Director of Marketing on their Developmental Team. Jeniffer directed their capital campaign and raised 4.5 million in 6 months for the development of the program. To date there have been more than 425,000 visits with an average of 1,350 teens from across Middle Tennessee participating in programs each week. Jeniffer was also a weekly guest from 1999-2001 on Nashville's WPRT-FM 102.5 "The Party" radio station as "Dr. Jeniffer".. }
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- Jeniffer_Dake abstract "Jeniffer Dake is a motivational speaker who travels nationally speaking to youth about making positive life choices in abstinence and personal identity. In 1999, Jeniffer won Best Supporting actress at the Trojan Film Fest for her role in "The Black Dream". In 2003 Jeniffer played Anna Fenn in the film Johnstown Flood with actor Richard Dreyfuss directed by Mark Bussler which was broadcast on The History Channel. Jeniffer has a self-published book titled "Lessons from the Garden." She has traveled with singer Michael W. Smith as a business assistant on his South Pacific Tour. She also traveled with singer Stacie Orrico as her tour chaplain from 2001-2003. Before speaking, Jeniffer was part of the founding team for Rocketown youth services in Nashville, TN, as the Director of Marketing on their Developmental Team. Jeniffer directed their capital campaign and raised 4.5 million in 6 months for the development of the program. To date there have been more than 425,000 visits with an average of 1,350 teens from across Middle Tennessee participating in programs each week. Jeniffer was also a weekly guest from 1999-2001 on Nashville's WPRT-FM 102.5 "The Party" radio station as "Dr. Jeniffer".".