End-of-Sukkot Minyan + Meditation
The seventh and final day of Sukkot is Hoshanah Rabbah, a super sneaky second chance to set our intentions for the year ahead (don’t tell Yom Kippur). To mark the […]
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Small Groups: MishQueers Sukkah Potluck
Builder Home in North ParkHosted by Builder Jenna Pollock and Sarah Buckley, this intimate sukkot gathering features a potluck dinner. They'll provide a main course and non-alcoholic drinks. Register
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Mishkan Chicago Brings Back: Simchat Torah!! (aka Mishkan’s Big Torah Party)
CJDS 3730 N California Ave, Chicago, IL, Chicago, IL, United StatesSimchat Torah is the last of the torrent of fall holidays: the crown, the top, the end, the last gasp, the finale– and is all about celebration of how far […]
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Small Groups: 50+ Social Hour Does Pickleball Drills!
St Philip School Gym 2500 West Bryn Mawr Ave., Chicago, United StatesCome join us after celebrating Simchat Torah for pickleball drills! Pickleball is more fun with friends and when your game is on point. Drills help you build muscle memory and […]
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Small Groups: Studying Family Relationships in Six Stories of Genesis
VirtualThe Book of Bereshit (Genesis) portrays our founding mothers and fathers as imperfect people grappling with raw emotions—love, fear, greed, jealousy, rejection, sorrow— all unfolding within a Divine covenant that […]
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Small Groups: Vaguely Jewish Fiction Book Club: Happy New Years
Hybrid! (Builder Home in Logan Square with Zoom option)Join Builder Debbie Kaltman for a High Holidays-themed Vaguely Jewish Fiction Book Club! Please come having read Happy New Years by Maya Arad; translated by Jessica Cohen. Register
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Small Groups: Letters for Democracy
Builder Home in Bucktown Chicago, IL, United StatesAnd just like that.... the midterms are less than 3 months away. There's work to be done! Come write postcards to swing state voters with Builder Debbie Lessin and help […]
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Anti-Racism Book Club
External change starts from within. Join a group of people doing the work of anti-racism by fostering personal growth and an awareness of unconscious bias. Meets virtually every other week, […]
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Raising Mensches: Drop-In Parenting Zoom
ZoomJoin Rabbi Ari and Rachel Mylan for a monthly 45-minute drop-in Zoom where parents of kids of all ages can learn, share, vent, and support one another. Together, we’ll explore […]
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Shabbat Morning Mishnah Study (Fall 2026)
Mishkan Chicago HQ 4001 N Ravenswood Ave #101, Chicago, ILJoin us for an extended Saturday Morning Mishnah from 8:45am-9:45am during Shabbat Services. Are you someone who loves studying rabbinic texts? Or perhaps you are thinking about exploring them for […]
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Saturday Morning Unplugged
Mishkan Chicago HQ 4001 N Ravenswood Ave #101, Chicago, ILThe things you love about Mishkan in the morning: music, stretching, learning, and inspiration. Programming Saturday Morning Mishnah Study at 8:45 am: Our study session with Rabbi Steven diving into Pirkei […]
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Rise and Shine
Mishkan Chicago HQ 4001 N Ravenswood Ave #101, Chicago, ILStories, songs and celebrating Shabbat for 0-4 year olds and their grown ups! We will meet for services at 9:30 AM and Rise & Shine will begin at 10:00 AM.
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Small Groups: Studying Family Relationships in Six Stories of Genesis
VirtualThe Book of Bereshit (Genesis) portrays our founding mothers and fathers as imperfect people grappling with raw emotions—love, fear, greed, jealousy, rejection, sorrow— all unfolding within a Divine covenant that […]
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Small Groups: Letters for Democracy
Builder Home in Bucktown Chicago, IL, United StatesAnd just like that.... the midterms are less than 3 months away. There's work to be done! Come write postcards to swing state voters with Builder Debbie Lessin and help […]
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Friday Night Shabbat
Second Unitarian Church 656 W Barry Ave, Chicago, ILJoin us for music from our Davening Team, uplifting liturgy, and reflection from our rabbis. Music, prayer and special guests will differ week to week, but you can always count […]