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Start your day with a spiritual check-in! Morning Minyan is a virtual minyan held every weekday morning. Mondays are led by Rachel Goldberg, Rabbi Steven leads Tuesdays and Wednesdays, Rabbi […]
It's the beginning of Elul, the month leading up to the High Holidays! Join Rabbi Steven for a night of intention setting, inspiration, and music. Attend virtually on our YouTube livestream […]
Calling all LGBTQ+ Mishkanites! Mishkan’s Queer Small Group is hosting another Shabbat Potluck, and you’re invited. This month, we will be hosted by Builder Rodrigo Diaz in Uptown. So bring […]
Join us for a musical, inspirational Saturday morning service at JCYS! This week, we celebrate the BMitzvahs of Leo and Byron Himebaugh-Feuer, as well as a baby naming for the […]
Stories, songs and celebrating Shabbat for 0-4 year olds and their grown ups! This week, we are meeting in the park outside JCYS. For Shabbat and other programs, masks are […]
A Shabbat morning service for kids and parents age 5-8, using a kid’s siddur (prayer book) and getting comfortable with the music and words of a Mishkan style Shabbat morning, […]
Are you a parent wondering how you’ll “do High Holidays” now that you have a tot in tow? Join us for this two-part series on how to intentionally create a […]
Come one and all and start the new week with some Torah time in community. Join Builder Tim Graves in this weekly Torah study practice over Zoom. The drop-in group […]
Start your day with a spiritual check-in! Morning Minyan is a virtual minyan held every weekday morning. Mondays are led by Rachel Goldberg, Rabbi Steven leads Tuesdays and Wednesdays, Rabbi […]
During Elul, the month which leads up to the High Holidays, we blow the shofar every day. Well, except for Shabbat. Also, we then blow the shofar during the High […]