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  • BluePrint 2026 – 2027

    BluePrint 2026 – 2027
    Mishkan Chicago HQ 4001 N Ravenswood Ave #101, Chicago, IL

    A down-to-Earth learning program for those who want to explore Judaism in an approachable and accessible way, open to all adult learners with a special track for those considering conversion. […]

  • Morning Minyan

    Morning Minyan

    Start your day with a spiritual check-in! Morning Minyan is a virtual minyan held every weekday morning at 8:00 am. Mondays and Fridays are lay-led, Rabbi Steven leads us on Tuesdays, […]

  • Shakespeare and the Hebrew Bible

    Shakespeare and the Hebrew Bible
    Mishkan Chicago HQ 4001 N Ravenswood Ave #101, Chicago, IL

    Calling all poets, writers, word nerds, and former theater kids! Miss your high school English class? Love Shakespeare? Ever wondered where that guy pulled his biggest themes from? Join Rabbi […]

  • Morning Minyan

    Morning Minyan

    Start your day with a spiritual check-in! Morning Minyan is a virtual minyan held every weekday morning at 8:00 am. Mondays and Fridays are lay-led, Rabbi Steven leads us on Tuesdays, […]

  • Torah and Disaster Relief w/ Alice Miller of NATAN

    Zoom

    Following Morning Minyan, Rabbi Lizzi will interview Alice Miller about her work as CEO of NATAN, an Israel-based international disaster relief organization. Join at our regular Morning Minyan Zoom link

  • Morning Minyan

    Morning Minyan

    Start your day with a spiritual check-in! Morning Minyan is a virtual minyan held every weekday morning at 8:00 am. Mondays and Fridays are lay-led, Rabbi Steven leads us on Tuesdays, […]

  • Morning Minyan

    Morning Minyan

    Start your day with a spiritual check-in! Morning Minyan is a virtual minyan held every weekday morning at 8:00 am. Mondays and Fridays are lay-led, Rabbi Steven leads us on Tuesdays, […]

  • Spiritual Technology for a Broken World

    Spiritual Technology for a Broken World
    Sketchpad 4411 N Ravenswood, Chicago, IL, United States

    How do we respond to a broken world? The early rabbis formed our tradition during a time when it felt like everything was falling apart. Recognizing that we can’t always fix things, they developed spiritual technology to help us navigate disaster, show up for one another, and build the kinds of communities that can help […]