Our monthly new-moon circle, for those who identify as female, is a restorative and regenerative space to reflect and connect in sisterhood through ritual prayer, singing, and candle-lighting as well as light-hearted socializing over dinner and music.
As we face the close of this year and the beginning of the next, JCFS Chicago and Maggie's place are teaming up to dive deep into holding a Recovery-Mindset on Teshuvah (atonement), Tefilah (prayer) and Tzedakah (justice). Rabbi and Chaplain Robert Jury will guide us in classic Jewish Recovery-Oriented prayer and classic Meditation Practices. We're going to explore how it feels to practice ancient, mystical […]
In order to understand Israeli history, it is imperative that we understand Palestinian history—and vice versa. This presentation by Dr. David Myers and Dr. Hussein Ibish will provide historical knowledge, […]
Mish Mosh is a new initiative of small group gatherings at Mishkan! Mish Mosh (Yiddish for a unique blend) brings together people attending Mishkan High Holidays for discussion and reflection […]
High Holidays are nearly upon us, and team Mishkan is spiritually and logistically prepping. We need help organizing and stuffing Boarding Passes (aka tickets) for the 2000+ people who will be joining us at Get Higher. Are you in? There will be a 5780 spiritual deep-dive with our Rabbis (4:30-5:15pm), then stuffing with music, pizza, […]
Mish Mosh is a new initiative of small group gatherings at Mishkan! Mish Mosh (Yiddish for a unique blend) brings together people attending Mishkan High Holidays for discussion and reflection […]
Join Mishkan’s dynamite Rabbi & Educator team for a chance to experience the joys of Shabbat as a family. We’ll pray and dance together, dive into the week's Torah portion, and then celebrate with bagel brunch. This is best for families with kids 2-8, but all ages are welcome. There is no Prayer Deep Dive […]
On the Saturday night before High Holidays it’s an ancient (or at least pretty old) custom to enter the week of High Holidays with the music of the season. We’ll […]
Mish Mosh is a new initiative of small group gatherings at Mishkan! Mish Mosh (Yiddish for a unique blend) brings together people attending Mishkan High Holidays for discussion and reflection […]
Prep your spirit with a deep dive into the High Holidays led by our Rabbi team and then follow it up with helping us prepare to welcome over 2,000 people to High Holidays. We'll stuff nametags, rock out to some High Holiday jams, and make new connections over pizza. Drop in for as long as you […]