Upcoming Events

Covid Policy
Based on current trends, the availability of the bivalent booster, and the policies of similar communal institutions in the area, Mishkan Ha’am’s new policy is as follows:
– At all programs, masks are no longer required. We still encourage mask usage, but will respect everyone’s individual choice.
– If you are not feeling well, we ask that you not attend events in person.
– We encourage people to follow public health guidelines regarding vaccination and testing.

We will continue to monitor and adapt our policy as conditions evolve. If you have questions or feedback, or are interested in being involved in future policy discussions, please write to mishkanhaam@gmail.com.

 

 

 

Passover Havdalah—Songs of Liberation Sing-Along
April 27th, 5:00pm – 8:00pm
First Reformed Church, 18 Farragut Avenue, Hastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
All ages are welcome to gather in community to honor the theme of Passover by singing songs of liberation and freedom together. Bring your song suggestions, and have the link to the lyrics ready to share on your smartphone or iPad. There’s nothing like singing in a group to lift and fortify the spirits. Bring your musical instruments, too! Before we sing, we’ll do Havdalah together, and after, stay for dessert. Contact suepa11@aol.com for more information.

Community Learning: Israel-Palestine Listening Session and Potluck
Afternoon of Sunday, April 28th
Exact time and Location TBD
Members are invited to share their feelings and listen to others about the Israel-Palestine situation in a non-confrontational, in-person listening session led by MH member Joe Siegel, a trained and experienced group facilitator. Rabbi Jonathan Malamy will provide a rabbinical perspective. We’ll break bread together before the session begins. This is an opportunity to experience the diversity of feelings within our congregation and to honor the value of listening to others whose thoughts on the situation might differ from our own. (Location and time details to come.)

 

 

 

 

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