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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 […]

Dive In — The Water’s Parted

Dive In — The Water’s Parted

by Rabbi Lizzi Heydemann | Feb 6, 2023 | Rabbinic, Sermons, Uncategorized | 0 comments

Even with a charismatic, visionary leader like Moshe, big changes are impossible without ordinary people choosing to bravely place their faith in a better future. At our February 4th Saturday […]

What If We Are The Egyptians In The Exodus Story?

What If We Are The Egyptians In The Exodus Story?

by Rabbi Deena Cowans | Jan 30, 2023 | News, Rabbinic, Sermons, Uncategorized | 0 comments

At our Friday Night service on January 27th, following a painful week of mass shootings, Rabbi Deena delivered a drash on this week’s parsha from Exodus comparing its plagues of […]

Puss In Boots, Patriarchs, and Purpose

Puss In Boots, Patriarchs, and Purpose

by Rabbi Lizzi Heydemann | Jan 10, 2023 | Rabbinic, Sermons | 0 comments

At our Saturday Morning Shabbat service on January 7th, Rabbi Lizzi addressed the themes of suffering and redemption in Parsahat Vayechi, as well as in the greatest masterpiece in modern […]

Not By Might!

Not By Might!

by Rabbi Lizzi Heydemann | Dec 24, 2022 | Rabbinic, Sermons | 0 comments

At our December 16th service, Rabbi Lizzi delivered a drash on the endless debate over the true meaning of Hanukkah, the Jewish story’s cycle of violence and victimhood, and the […]

This Hanukkah, Shine Your True Light

This Hanukkah, Shine Your True Light

by Rabbi Steven Philp | Dec 21, 2022 | Rabbinic, Sermons | 0 comments

At our December 17th Saturday Morning Shabbat, Rabbi Steven delivered an inspiring sermon on the inclusive universality of the hanukkiah. You can hear this sermon on the latest Contact Chai […]

We Are A Constellation: Creating Light Together In A Dark World

We Are A Constellation: Creating Light Together In A Dark World

by Rabbi Steven Philp | Nov 21, 2022 | News, Rabbinic, Sermons | 0 comments

After weeks of antisemitic tirades in the news, the world seems especially dark and cold right now. At our virtual service on November 18th, Rabbi Steven looked to the stars […]

Combatting Antisemitism With A Flood of Pride, Joy, And Love

Combatting Antisemitism With A Flood of Pride, Joy, And Love

by Rabbi Steven Philp | Oct 31, 2022 | News, Rabbinic, Sermons | 0 comments

In response to antisemitism in the news, R’Steven Philp delivered the following sermon encouraging us to push back by being proudly, joyously Jewish, at our October 28th, 2022 Friday Night […]

Confessions On Gratitude

Confessions On Gratitude

by Jonathan Mendoza | Oct 26, 2022 | Anti-Racism, Sermons, Social Justice + Action | 0 comments

At our October 14th Friday Night Shabbat service, we were joined by guest speaker Jonathan Mendoza to celebrate Sukkot and Hispanic Heritage Month. Mendoza is an award-winning Jewish and Mexican-American […]

Where It Began…

Where It Began…

by Rabbi Deena Cowans | Oct 19, 2022 | Rabbinic, Sermons | 0 comments

At Mishkan’s 5783 Yom Kippur service, Rabbi Deena Cowans delivered a sermon inviting us to bravely begin new things, even (especially!) if we aren’t very good at them at first. […]

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