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Luminous Beings: On Disability And Radical Love

Luminous Beings: On Disability And Radical Love

by Anna Giuliano | Feb 13, 2023 | Mishkanite, Sermons, Social Justice + Action | 0 comments

February is Jewish Disability, Awareness, and Inclusion Month. In recognition of this important initiative, Rabbi Lizzi welcomed Mishkanite Anna Giuliano to speak about her experiences as a member of the […]

Decarbonization Tips From The Mishkan Sustainability Justice Team

Decarbonization Tips From The Mishkan Sustainability Justice Team

by Mishkan Sustainability Justice Team | Feb 5, 2023 | Mishkanite, News, Uncategorized | 0 comments

Give the trees what they really want for their birthday — decarbonization. Recently, Rabbi Steven spoke with environmental activist Hans Detweiler for Tu B’Shevat (listen on Contact Chai!). Hans is […]

The Next Chapter at Maggie’s Place: JUF Mental Health Initiative Award

The Next Chapter at Maggie’s Place: JUF Mental Health Initiative Award

by Rabbi Steven Philp | Jan 27, 2023 | Mishkanite, News, Rabbinic | 0 comments

Six years ago when we created Maggie’s Place, we knew that offering a mental and emotional wellness center housed inside of our spiritual community was a revolutionary and necessary step […]

Breaking the Silence

Breaking the Silence

by Jacob Portman | Nov 15, 2022 | Anti-Racism, Mishkanite, News, Sermons, Social Justice + Action | 0 comments

At our November 11th, 2022 Friday Night Shabbat service, Mishkan Builder and Breaking the Silence member Jacob Portman shared about his experiences in the Israel Defense Forces. Breaking the Silence […]

Join eighth grader Ezra Galant in composting!

Join eighth grader Ezra Galant in composting!

by Ezra Galant | Aug 29, 2022 | Mishkanite, Social Justice + Action | 1 comment

Ezra Galant is an eighth grade student who recently celebrated his BMitzvah at Mishkan. As part of the BMitzvah process, students take on a tzedek/justice project. Together we learn about […]

Why I’m Starting A Trans Youth Support Group

Why I’m Starting A Trans Youth Support Group

by Seth Torres | May 17, 2022 | Families, Mishkanite, Uncategorized | 0 comments

Mishkan’s Rabbinic Assistant shares how his lonely experience as a trans youth navigating a hostile healthcare system inspired him to start a Trans and Non-Binary Youth Support Group. I came […]

Why I’m Starting A Toddler Shabbat Playgroup

Why I’m Starting A Toddler Shabbat Playgroup

by Rhonda Abrams | Apr 29, 2022 | Families, Mishkanite | 0 comments

Mishkan’s Director of Development and Engagement on how her twins’ time in NICU followed by months of COVID isolation inspired her to start a Small Group for other toddler families. […]

By the Numbers

by Ashley Donohue | May 27, 2020 | Mishkanite, Rabbinic | 0 comments

By: Rabbi Jessica Lott This week we begin to read the book of Bamidbar, the 4th book of the Torah, which, in English, is called Numbers. This is because the […]

Getting Creative: The Kosher for Passover Edition

Getting Creative: The Kosher for Passover Edition

by Ashley Donohue | Apr 12, 2020 | Mishkanite | 3 comments

What’s the difference between a board of matzo and the box it comes in? Nothing. -Old Jewish Proverb In this year of our people, 5780, COVID-19 concerns are dominating Passover […]

Spiritual Autobiography: Rachel Bryan

by Ashley Donohue | Aug 24, 2018 | Mishkanite | 0 comments

By: Rachel Bryan This past year my husband and I made a conscious effort to become more active in our community. To me, that meant more time spent at Mishkan, […]

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