Making Meaning
By: David Gottlieb When this photo was taken, I was well on my way to becoming a huge Mishkan groupie (a status I proudly maintain to this day). I had […]
New Beginnings
By: Jen Kouba My very first Passover Seder was at Mishkan. I remember that I was feeling really, really tired and overwhelmed that day when I arrived. At the time, […]
Coming Home
By: Rebecca Silverman I have been in Chicago for a decade, but when I look back on my first few years here, I was essentially a “wandering Jew” in search […]
A Few Words On My Recent Conversion
By: Rosie Ruth Wagner Just to be clear, just because I converted, does not mean I think you should convert. You should do what makes sense to you. To be […]
When We Call Out
Mishkanite Ben Halbig’s words on Isaiah @ Mishkan Yom Kippur. Good morning. I’m Ben. I grew up on the East Coast, but Chicago has been my adopted home for the […]