Direct service providers and therapists, join us for a support group for you, by you. This is a place for sharing and talking about the difficulties of doing this work during a pandemic. Bring your questions, concerns, and anything you want to share with a folks in the field with varied backgrounds. Sponsored by Mishkan, […]
At Passover, we remind ourselves of the ancient story of the Israelites’ exodus to freedom, so that we will speak out when we see pain and injustice. The Torah describes a mixed multitude leaving Egypt – not just the Israelites, but all people who sought freedom from oppression. What is the modern day migration story? […]
This class is an opportunity to explore how you want to live as a Jew for people who did not grow up practicing or identifying with Judaism – whether you’re studying to convert or looking to bring Judaism into your multi-faith home. Registration for this series is closed, but we will offer it again in […]
Mishkan’s Meditation Circle is a sangha, a group of people devoted to doing spiritual practice in community. The Meditation Circle will gather on Wednesday evenings to sit in silent meditation together and to process what’s coming up in our practice — challenges, new insights & questions. You don’t have to commit to being there every […]
Clean your spiritual hametz with a passover inspired yoga that will stretch across the holiday. Led by Rabbi Deena and sponsored by Maggie's Place, together we will sweat out what's blocking us and to move toward feeling more free. (This is a sweaty vinyasa flow, not a restorative yoga class.) Class costs $5 for the […]
Our signature Friday night services live-streamed through Facebook. Join us for music from our Davening Team, liturgy, and reflection from our rabbis. Music, prayer and special guests will differ week to week, but you can always count on this Friday wind down to leave you feeling nourished and inspired. Tune in via Facebook.
Meet and (virtually) mingle with other Mishkanites who identify as being part of a multi-racial family or partnership. Led by Mishkan's EDOT fellow Stacy Broxman and EDOT staff member Sara Greenlagh, participants will prepare snacks and mocktails to enjoy together. Register
Why do bad things happen to good people? What is the true nature of G-d? This is a class for people who think of themselves as spiritual and have a hunch that Judaism has a lot of spirituality and wisdom embedded in it...but have never seriously studied the sources of that wisdom. Using familiar and […]
Has it been a solid few decades since you learned Hebrew? Or maybe you are completely new to this ancient language? This five-week beginner Hebrew class is led by JTS Rabbinical student Caleb Bromberg, and we will learn the Alef-Bet and other Hebrew basics. Register
This class is an opportunity to explore how you want to live as a Jew for people who did not grow up practicing or identifying with Judaism – whether you’re studying to convert or looking to bring Judaism into your multi-faith home. Registration for this series is closed, but we will offer it again in […]
Mishkan’s Meditation Circle is a sangha, a group of people devoted to doing spiritual practice in community. The Meditation Circle will gather on Wednesday evenings to sit in silent meditation together and to process what’s coming up in our practice — challenges, new insights & questions. You don’t have to commit to being there every […]