You Want To Be A Stranger In Egypt
This sermon was delivered at our service on January 9th, 2026. You can listen to this drash on Contact Chai podcast or watch it on YouTube. **** Thirty-six times in […]
Wrestling With God: Judaism’s Essential Gesture
This sermon was delivered at our service on December 6th, 2025. You can listen to this drash on Contact Chai podcast or watch it on our YouTube channel. **** This […]
All You Need Is Love
This sermon was delivered at our service on November 15th, 2025. You can listen to this drash on Contact Chai Podcast or watch it on our YouTube channel. **** On […]
Against the Backdrop of Selfishness and Greed, Be a Blessing
This sermon was delivered at our service on November 1st, 2025. You can listen to this drash on Contact Chai podcast or watch it on our YouTube channel. **** You […]
In The Beginning… There Were No Kings
This sermon was delivered at our virtual service on October 17th, the night before the October 18th No Kings March. You can listen to this sermon on Contact Chai Podcast. […]
A Case For Joy — R’ Lizzi Yom Kippur 5786
This sermon was delivered at our 5786 Yom Kippur service. You can listen to this drash on Contact Chai Podcast or watch it on our YouTube channel. **** For my […]
This Is A Moral Test — R’ Lizzi Rosh Hashanah 5786
This sermon was delivered at our 5786 Rosh Hashanah service. You can listen on Contact Chai Podcast or watch on our YouTube channel. **** Some say the world will […]
Stop Starving Gaza! Stop Acting Like Pharaoh!
Rabbi Lizzi delivered this speech outside the Israeli Consulate at the Rally for Humanitarian Aid for Gaza and Prioritizing the Release of Hostages on August 4th, 2025. **** I’m wearing […]
Honoring Our Pain
This sermon was delivered at our service on August 2nd, 2025. You can listen to it on Contact Chai podcast or watch on our YouTube channel. **** Whenever we have […]
American Ideals Day
This photo was taken at the No Kings Rally & March on June 14th, 2025. Mishkanites met up before the protest to sing and pray, centering ourselves in our Jewish […]