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SUMMARY:Mussar: A Jewish Spirituality of Ethics
DESCRIPTION:Mussar: A Jewish Spirituality of Ethics \n\n\nWith Rav Sarah Mulhern\, Rabbi of Silverstein Base Lincoln Park \n7:30 PM–9:00 PM at Base Lincoln Park \nWe typically think of ethics and spirituality as quite different realms—ethics is about big thorny issues between human beings\, and spirituality is about intimate emotional experiences and connection with the Divine. However the Mussar movement\, which grew out of the 19th century Lithuanian Jewish community drawing on much older insights and texts\, sees ethical self-improvement and directed character work as both a religious imperative and a spiritual practice. How can spiritual practice help you be a better person in everyday moments? How can pushing yourself ethically nurture your soul? Join us for this session where we will meet some of the core ideas and practices of Mussar\, offering a different way to consider the relationship between spirituality and ethics and leaving you with practical tools to implement in your own journey towards a sacred life.  \nRav Sarah Mulhern is a rabbi\, educator\, and community builder who serves as the Rabbi of Silverstein Base Lincoln Park\, where she welcomes young adults and college students from across Chicago into her home for Jewish life and community. A nationally regarded Torah educator\, she teaches widely on Jewish ethics\, gender\, and practice. She was ordained by Hebrew College\, where she also earned a Master’s in Jewish Education\, and received private rabbinic ordination from Rabbi Daniel Landes (Yashrut). Rav Sarah passionately believes that Torah matters and that Judaism can enrich human life and better society. \nLight dinner provided. Register at: https://mussar.eventbrite.com \nASL interpreter will be present. All are welcome to attend at no cost.  \nIn partnership with Mishkan\, BASE Lincoln Park\, Ashe Emet Synagogue\, and SketchPad. More information here.  \nThis program is supported by a JUF Young Adult Engagement Grant. \nSilverstein Base Lincoln Park is accessed by two flights of stairs. If this in-person gathering is not accessible to you\,  please use this link to the livestream: https://zoom.us/j/91276811437?pwd=24ysP0ZwaWmbNGGoCpkZL7sBqZLAbs.1
URL:https://hebrewseminary.org/event/mussar/
LOCATION:Silverstein Base Lincoln Park\, 858 W. Wrightwood Avenue\, Chicago\, IL\, 60614\, United States
CATEGORIES:Spirituality Series 2026
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SUMMARY:Accessing Prayer One Word at a Time
DESCRIPTION:Accessing Prayer One Word at a Time \nWith Rabbi Benjy Forester\, Rabbi at Anshe Emet\, 7:00PM-8:00PM \nSometimes when we think about prayer\, it can be hard to know where to start. This could be because of challenges with literacy\, commitment\, or connection. During this class\, we will explore why we pray\, and how to approach the potentially daunting experience of Jewish prayer as something we can more easily grasp. The secret? Take. Things. One. Word. At. A. Time. \n\nSave the dates for our upcoming Spirituality Series sessions. Registration opening soon and more details to come.\n\nThis program is supported by a JUF Young Adult Engagement Grant.
URL:https://hebrewseminary.org/event/accessing-prayer/
LOCATION:Anshe Emet Sygogue\, 3751 North Broadway\, Chicago\, IL\, 60613\, United States
CATEGORIES:Spirituality Series 2026
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SUMMARY:Shalom Aleichem
DESCRIPTION:Shalom Aleichem \nWith Rabbi Shari Chen\, Dean of Students of Hebrew Seminary\, 12:00PM-1:00PM \nIn the class Shalom Aleichem we will focus on the Judaic connection with angels and how to welcome them into our lives through meditations and prayer. \n\nSave the dates for our upcoming Spirituality Series sessions. Registration opening soon and more details to come.\n\nThis program is supported by a JUF Young Adult Engagement Grant.
URL:https://hebrewseminary.org/event/shalom-aleichem/
LOCATION:SketchPad and Zoom\, 4411 N. Ravenswood Ave\, Chicago\, IL\, 60640\, United States
CATEGORIES:Spirituality Series 2026
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