The Mishkan is an intimate, musical, and participatory service offering a deeper dive into Shabbat morning prayers.

Using Mishkan T’filah as our guide, we explore different modes of prayer, using both traditional and new music, readings, and prayer practices. Each service offers an opportunity for Torah study. Join with an open, supportive community to “unplug,” reflect, learn and find new meaning in tradition. Our Central Clergy will lead this service in rotation. All are welcome.

Please join us on select Saturdays from 9:30-11:00 am (Doors open at 9:00 am; location varies). Mishkan is open to both members and non-members, so it’s a great way to introduce a friend to Central. The service will remain fully interactive via Zoom as well. Zoom participants will be able to take part in Torah study, offering thanks for everyday miracles and more. 

Central members interested in joining our Mishkan service via Zoom can email us at [email protected] for information on how to connect.

You can find the Order of Service and Text Study on our website.

The Mishkan is an intimate, musical, and participatory service offering a deeper dive into Shabbat morning prayers.

Using Mishkan T’filah as our guide, we explore different modes of prayer, using both traditional and new music, readings, and prayer practices. Each service offers an opportunity for Torah study. Join with an open, supportive community to “unplug,” reflect, learn and find new meaning in tradition. Our Central Clergy will lead this service in rotation. All are welcome.

Please join us on select Saturdays from 9:30-11:00 am (Doors open at 9:00 am; location varies). Mishkan is open to both members and non-members, so it’s a great way to introduce a friend to Central. The service will remain fully interactive via Zoom as well. Zoom participants will be able to take part in Torah study, offering thanks for everyday miracles and more. 

Central members interested in joining our Mishkan service via Zoom can email us at [email protected] for information on how to connect.

You can find the Order of Service and Text Study on our website.

The Mishkan is an intimate, musical, and participatory service offering a deeper dive into Shabbat morning prayers.

Using Mishkan T’filah as our guide, we explore different modes of prayer, using both traditional and new music, readings, and prayer practices. Each service offers an opportunity for Torah study. Join with an open, supportive community to “unplug,” reflect, learn and find new meaning in tradition. Our Central Clergy will lead this service in rotation. All are welcome.

Please join us on select Saturdays from 9:30-11:00 am (Doors open at 9:00 am; location varies). Mishkan is open to both members and non-members, so it’s a great way to introduce a friend to Central. The service will remain fully interactive via Zoom as well. Zoom participants will be able to take part in Torah study, offering thanks for everyday miracles and more. 

Central members interested in joining our Mishkan service via Zoom can email us at [email protected] for information on how to connect.

You can find the Order of Service and Text Study on our website.

The Mishkan is an intimate, musical, and participatory service offering a deeper dive into Shabbat morning prayers.

Using Mishkan T’filah as our guide, we explore different modes of prayer, using both traditional and new music, readings, and prayer practices. Each service offers an opportunity for Torah study. Join with an open, supportive community to “unplug,” reflect, learn and find new meaning in tradition. Our Central Clergy will lead this service in rotation. All are welcome.

Please join us on select Saturdays from 9:30-11:00 am (Doors open at 9:00 am; location varies). Mishkan is open to both members and non-members, so it’s a great way to introduce a friend to Central. The service will remain fully interactive via Zoom as well. Zoom participants will be able to take part in Torah study, offering thanks for everyday miracles and more. 

Central members interested in joining our Mishkan service via Zoom can email us at [email protected] for information on how to connect.

You can find the Order of Service and Text Study on our website.

The Mishkan is an intimate, musical, and participatory service offering a deeper dive into Shabbat morning prayers.

Using Mishkan T’filah as our guide, we explore different modes of prayer, using both traditional and new music, readings, and prayer practices. Each service offers an opportunity for Torah study. Join with an open, supportive community to “unplug,” reflect, learn and find new meaning in tradition. Our Central Clergy will lead this service in rotation. All are welcome.

Please join us on select Saturdays from 9:30-11:00 am (Doors open at 9:00 am; location varies). Mishkan is open to both members and non-members, so it’s a great way to introduce a friend to Central. The service will remain fully interactive via Zoom as well. Zoom participants will be able to take part in Torah study, offering thanks for everyday miracles and more. 

Central members interested in joining our Mishkan service via Zoom can email us at [email protected] for information on how to connect.

You can find the Order of Service and Text Study on our website.

The Mishkan is an intimate, musical, and participatory service offering a deeper dive into Shabbat morning prayers.

Using Mishkan T’filah as our guide, we explore different modes of prayer, using both traditional and new music, readings, and prayer practices. Each service offers an opportunity for Torah study. Join with an open, supportive community to “unplug,” reflect, learn and find new meaning in tradition. Our Central Clergy will lead this service in rotation. All are welcome.

Please join us on select Saturdays from 9:30-11:00 am (Doors open at 9:00 am; location varies). Mishkan is open to both members and non-members, so it’s a great way to introduce a friend to Central. The service will remain fully interactive via Zoom as well. Zoom participants will be able to take part in Torah study, offering thanks for everyday miracles and more. 

Central members interested in joining our Mishkan service via Zoom can email us at [email protected] for information on how to connect.

You can find the Order of Service and Text Study on our website.

The Mishkan is an intimate, musical, and participatory service offering a deeper dive into Shabbat morning prayers.

Using Mishkan T’filah as our guide, we explore different modes of prayer, using both traditional and new music, readings, and prayer practices. Each service offers an opportunity for Torah study. Join with an open, supportive community to “unplug,” reflect, learn and find new meaning in tradition. Our Central Clergy will lead this service in rotation. All are welcome.

Please join us on select Saturdays from 9:30-11:00 am (Doors open at 9:00 am; location varies). Mishkan is open to both members and non-members, so it’s a great way to introduce a friend to Central. The service will remain fully interactive via Zoom as well. Zoom participants will be able to take part in Torah study, offering thanks for everyday miracles and more. 

Central members interested in joining our Mishkan service via Zoom can email us at [email protected] for information on how to connect.

You can find the Order of Service and Text Study on our website.

The Mishkan is an intimate, musical, and participatory service offering a deeper dive into Shabbat morning prayers.

Using Mishkan T’filah as our guide, we explore different modes of prayer, using both traditional and new music, readings, and prayer practices. Each service offers an opportunity for Torah study. Join with an open, supportive community to “unplug,” reflect, learn and find new meaning in tradition. Our Central Clergy will lead this service in rotation. All are welcome.

Please join us on select Saturdays from 9:30-11:00 am (Doors open at 9:00 am; location varies). Mishkan is open to both members and non-members, so it’s a great way to introduce a friend to Central. The service will remain fully interactive via Zoom as well. Zoom participants will be able to take part in Torah study, offering thanks for everyday miracles and more. 

Central members interested in joining our Mishkan service via Zoom can email us at [email protected] for information on how to connect.

You can find the Order of Service and Text Study on our website.

The Mishkan is an intimate, musical, and participatory service offering a deeper dive into Shabbat morning prayers.

Using Mishkan T’filah as our guide, we explore different modes of prayer, using both traditional and new music, readings, and prayer practices. Each service offers an opportunity for Torah study. Join with an open, supportive community to “unplug,” reflect, learn and find new meaning in tradition. Our Central Clergy will lead this service in rotation. All are welcome.

Please join us on select Saturdays from 9:30-11:00 am (Doors open at 9:00 am; location varies). Mishkan is open to both members and non-members, so it’s a great way to introduce a friend to Central. The service will remain fully interactive via Zoom as well. Zoom participants will be able to take part in Torah study, offering thanks for everyday miracles and more. 

Central members interested in joining our Mishkan service via Zoom can email us at [email protected] for information on how to connect.

You can find the Order of Service and Text Study on our website.

The Mishkan is an intimate, musical, and participatory service offering a deeper dive into Shabbat morning prayers.

Using Mishkan T’filah as our guide, we explore different modes of prayer, using both traditional and new music, readings, and prayer practices. Each service offers an opportunity for Torah study. Join with an open, supportive community to “unplug,” reflect, learn and find new meaning in tradition. Our Central Clergy will lead this service in rotation. All are welcome.

Please join us on select Saturdays from 9:30-11:00 am (Doors open at 9:00 am; location varies). Mishkan is open to both members and non-members, so it’s a great way to introduce a friend to Central. The service will remain fully interactive via Zoom as well. Zoom participants will be able to take part in Torah study, offering thanks for everyday miracles and more. 

Central members interested in joining our Mishkan service via Zoom can email us at [email protected] for information on how to connect.

You can find the Order of Service and Text Study on our website.

The Mishkan is an intimate, musical, and participatory service offering a deeper dive into Shabbat morning prayers.

Using Mishkan T’filah as our guide, we explore different modes of prayer, using both traditional and new music, readings, and prayer practices. Each service offers an opportunity for Torah study. Join with an open, supportive community to “unplug,” reflect, learn and find new meaning in tradition. Our Central Clergy will lead this service in rotation. All are welcome.

Please join us on select Saturdays from 9:30-11:00 am (Doors open at 9:00 am; location varies). Mishkan is open to both members and non-members, so it’s a great way to introduce a friend to Central. The service will remain fully interactive via Zoom as well. Zoom participants will be able to take part in Torah study, offering thanks for everyday miracles and more. 

Central members interested in joining our Mishkan service via Zoom can email us at [email protected] for information on how to connect.

You can find the Order of Service and Text Study on our website.

The Mishkan is an intimate, musical, and participatory service offering a deeper dive into Shabbat morning prayers.

Using Mishkan T’filah as our guide, we explore different modes of prayer, using both traditional and new music, readings, and prayer practices. Each service offers an opportunity for Torah study. Join with an open, supportive community to “unplug,” reflect, learn and find new meaning in tradition. Our Central Clergy will lead this service in rotation. All are welcome.

Please join us on select Saturdays from 9:30-11:00 am (Doors open at 9:00 am; location varies). Mishkan is open to both members and non-members, so it’s a great way to introduce a friend to Central. The service will remain fully interactive via Zoom as well. Zoom participants will be able to take part in Torah study, offering thanks for everyday miracles and more. 

Central members interested in joining our Mishkan service via Zoom can email us at [email protected] for information on how to connect.

You can find the Order of Service and Text Study on our website.

The Mishkan is an intimate, musical, and participatory service offering a deeper dive into Shabbat morning prayers.

Using Mishkan T’filah as our guide, we explore different modes of prayer, using both traditional and new music, readings, and prayer practices. Each service offers an opportunity for Torah study. Join with an open, supportive community to “unplug,” reflect, learn and find new meaning in tradition. Our Central Clergy will lead this service in rotation. All are welcome.

Please join us on select Saturdays from 9:30-11:00 am (Doors open at 9:00 am; location varies). Mishkan is open to both members and non-members, so it’s a great way to introduce a friend to Central. The service will remain fully interactive via Zoom as well. Zoom participants will be able to take part in Torah study, offering thanks for everyday miracles and more. 

Central members interested in joining our Mishkan service via Zoom can email us at [email protected] for information on how to connect.

You can find the Order of Service and Text Study on our website.

The Mishkan is an intimate, musical, and participatory service offering a deeper dive into Shabbat morning prayers.

Using Mishkan T’filah as our guide, we explore different modes of prayer, using both traditional and new music, readings, and prayer practices. Each service offers an opportunity for Torah study. Join with an open, supportive community to “unplug,” reflect, learn and find new meaning in tradition. Our Central Clergy will lead this service in rotation. All are welcome.

Please join us on select Saturdays from 9:30-11:00 am (Doors open at 9:00 am; location varies). Mishkan is open to both members and non-members, so it’s a great way to introduce a friend to Central. The service will remain fully interactive via Zoom as well. Zoom participants will be able to take part in Torah study, offering thanks for everyday miracles and more. 

Central members interested in joining our Mishkan service via Zoom can email us at [email protected] for information on how to connect.

You can find the Order of Service and Text Study on our website.

The Mishkan is an intimate, musical, and participatory service offering a deeper dive into Shabbat morning prayers.

Using Mishkan T’filah as our guide, we explore different modes of prayer, using both traditional and new music, readings, and prayer practices. Each service offers an opportunity for Torah study. Join with an open, supportive community to “unplug,” reflect, learn and find new meaning in tradition. Our Central Clergy will lead this service in rotation. All are welcome.

Please join us on select Saturdays from 9:30-11:00 am (Doors open at 9:00 am; location varies). Mishkan is open to both members and non-members, so it’s a great way to introduce a friend to Central. The service will remain fully interactive via Zoom as well. Zoom participants will be able to take part in Torah study, offering thanks for everyday miracles and more. 

Central members interested in joining our Mishkan service via Zoom can email us at [email protected] for information on how to connect.

You can find the Order of Service and Text Study on our website.

The Mishkan is an intimate, musical, and participatory service offering a deeper dive into Shabbat morning prayers.

Using Mishkan T’filah as our guide, we explore different modes of prayer, using both traditional and new music, readings, and prayer practices. Each service offers an opportunity for Torah study. Join with an open, supportive community to “unplug,” reflect, learn and find new meaning in tradition. Our Central Clergy will lead this service in rotation. All are welcome.

Please join us on select Saturdays from 9:30-11:00 am (Doors open at 9:00 am; location varies). Mishkan is open to both members and non-members, so it’s a great way to introduce a friend to Central. The service will remain fully interactive via Zoom as well. Zoom participants will be able to take part in Torah study, offering thanks for everyday miracles and more. 

Central members interested in joining our Mishkan service via Zoom can email us at [email protected] for information on how to connect.

You can find the Order of Service and Text Study on our website.

The Mishkan is an intimate, musical, and participatory service offering a deeper dive into Shabbat morning prayers.

Using Mishkan T’filah as our guide, we explore different modes of prayer, using both traditional and new music, readings, and prayer practices. Each service offers an opportunity for Torah study. Join with an open, supportive community to “unplug,” reflect, learn and find new meaning in tradition. Our Central Clergy will lead this service in rotation. All are welcome.

Please join us on select Saturdays from 9:30-11:00 am (Doors open at 9:00 am; location varies). Mishkan is open to both members and non-members, so it’s a great way to introduce a friend to Central. The service will remain fully interactive via Zoom as well. Zoom participants will be able to take part in Torah study, offering thanks for everyday miracles and more. 

Central members interested in joining our Mishkan service via Zoom can email us at [email protected] for information on how to connect.

You can find the Order of Service and Text Study on our website.

The Mishkan is an intimate, musical, and participatory service offering a deeper dive into Shabbat morning prayers.

Using Mishkan T’filah as our guide, we explore different modes of prayer, using both traditional and new music, readings, and prayer practices. Each service offers an opportunity for Torah study. Join with an open, supportive community to “unplug,” reflect, learn and find new meaning in tradition. Our Central Clergy will lead this service in rotation. All are welcome.

Please join us on select Saturdays from 9:30-11:00 am (Doors open at 9:00 am; location varies). Mishkan is open to both members and non-members, so it’s a great way to introduce a friend to Central. The service will remain fully interactive via Zoom as well. Zoom participants will be able to take part in Torah study, offering thanks for everyday miracles and more. 

Central members interested in joining our Mishkan service via Zoom can email us at [email protected] for information on how to connect.

You can find the Order of Service and Text Study on our website.

The Mishkan is an intimate, musical, and participatory service offering a deeper dive into Shabbat morning prayers.

Using Mishkan T’filah as our guide, we explore different modes of prayer, using both traditional and new music, readings, and prayer practices. Each service offers an opportunity for Torah study. Join with an open, supportive community to “unplug,” reflect, learn and find new meaning in tradition. Our Central Clergy will lead this service in rotation. All are welcome.

Please join us on select Saturdays from 9:30-11:00 am (Doors open at 9:00 am; location varies). Mishkan is open to both members and non-members, so it’s a great way to introduce a friend to Central. The service will remain fully interactive via Zoom as well. Zoom participants will be able to take part in Torah study, offering thanks for everyday miracles and more. 

Central members interested in joining our Mishkan service via Zoom can email us at [email protected] for information on how to connect.

You can find the Order of Service and Text Study on our website.

The Mishkan is an intimate, musical, and participatory service offering a deeper dive into Shabbat morning prayers.

Using Mishkan T’filah as our guide, we explore different modes of prayer, using both traditional and new music, readings, and prayer practices. Each service offers an opportunity for Torah study. Join with an open, supportive community to “unplug,” reflect, learn and find new meaning in tradition. Our Central Clergy will lead this service in rotation. All are welcome.

Please join us on select Saturdays from 9:30-11:00 am (Doors open at 9:00 am; location varies). Mishkan is open to both members and non-members, so it’s a great way to introduce a friend to Central. The service will remain fully interactive via Zoom as well. Zoom participants will be able to take part in Torah study, offering thanks for everyday miracles and more. 

Central members interested in joining our Mishkan service via Zoom can email us at [email protected] for information on how to connect.

You can find the Order of Service and Text Study on our website.

The Mishkan is an intimate, musical, and participatory service offering a deeper dive into Shabbat morning prayers.

Using Mishkan T’filah as our guide, we explore different modes of prayer, using both traditional and new music, readings, and prayer practices. Each service offers an opportunity for Torah study. Join with an open, supportive community to “unplug,” reflect, learn and find new meaning in tradition. Our Central Clergy will lead this service in rotation. All are welcome.

Please join us on select Saturdays from 9:30-11:00 am (Doors open at 9:00 am; location varies). Mishkan is open to both members and non-members, so it’s a great way to introduce a friend to Central. The service will remain fully interactive via Zoom as well. Zoom participants will be able to take part in Torah study, offering thanks for everyday miracles and more. 

Central members interested in joining our Mishkan service via Zoom can email us at [email protected] for information on how to connect.

You can find the Order of Service and Text Study on our website.

The Mishkan is an intimate, musical, and participatory service offering a deeper dive into Shabbat morning prayers.

Using Mishkan T’filah as our guide, we explore different modes of prayer, using both traditional and new music, readings, and prayer practices. Each service offers an opportunity for Torah study. Join with an open, supportive community to “unplug,” reflect, learn and find new meaning in tradition. Our Central Clergy will lead this service in rotation. All are welcome.

Please join us on select Saturdays from 9:30-11:00 am (Doors open at 9:00 am; location varies). Mishkan is open to both members and non-members, so it’s a great way to introduce a friend to Central. The service will remain fully interactive via Zoom as well. Zoom participants will be able to take part in Torah study, offering thanks for everyday miracles and more. 

Central members interested in joining our Mishkan service via Zoom can email us at [email protected] for information on how to connect.

You can find the Order of Service and Text Study on our website.

The Mishkan is an intimate, musical, and participatory service offering a deeper dive into Shabbat morning prayers.

Using Mishkan T’filah as our guide, we explore different modes of prayer, using both traditional and new music, readings, and prayer practices. Each service offers an opportunity for Torah study. Join with an open, supportive community to “unplug,” reflect, learn and find new meaning in tradition. Our Central Clergy will lead this service in rotation. All are welcome.

Please join us on select Saturdays from 9:30-11:00 am (Doors open at 9:00 am; location varies). Mishkan is open to both members and non-members, so it’s a great way to introduce a friend to Central. The service will remain fully interactive via Zoom as well. Zoom participants will be able to take part in Torah study, offering thanks for everyday miracles and more. 

Central members interested in joining our Mishkan service via Zoom can email us at [email protected] for information on how to connect.

You can find the Order of Service and Text Study on our website.

The Mishkan is an intimate, musical, and participatory service offering a deeper dive into Shabbat morning prayers.

Using Mishkan T’filah as our guide, we explore different modes of prayer, using both traditional and new music, readings, and prayer practices. Each service offers an opportunity for Torah study. Join with an open, supportive community to “unplug,” reflect, learn and find new meaning in tradition. Our Central Clergy will lead this service in rotation. All are welcome.

Please join us on select Saturdays from 9:30-11:00 am (Doors open at 9:00 am; location varies). Mishkan is open to both members and non-members, so it’s a great way to introduce a friend to Central. The service will remain fully interactive via Zoom as well. Zoom participants will be able to take part in Torah study, offering thanks for everyday miracles and more. 

Central members interested in joining our Mishkan service via Zoom can email us at [email protected] for information on how to connect.

You can find the Order of Service and Text Study on our website.

The Mishkan is an intimate, musical, and participatory service offering a deeper dive into Shabbat morning prayers.

Using Mishkan T’filah as our guide, we explore different modes of prayer, using both traditional and new music, readings, and prayer practices. Each service offers an opportunity for Torah study. Join with an open, supportive community to “unplug,” reflect, learn and find new meaning in tradition. Our Central Clergy will lead this service in rotation. All are welcome.

Please join us on select Saturdays from 9:30-11:00 am (Doors open at 9:00 am; location varies). Mishkan is open to both members and non-members, so it’s a great way to introduce a friend to Central. The service will remain fully interactive via Zoom as well. Zoom participants will be able to take part in Torah study, offering thanks for everyday miracles and more. 

Central members interested in joining our Mishkan service via Zoom can email us at [email protected] for information on how to connect.

You can find the Order of Service and Text Study on our website.

The Mishkan is an intimate, musical, and participatory service offering a deeper dive into Shabbat morning prayers.

Using Mishkan T’filah as our guide, we explore different modes of prayer, using both traditional and new music, readings, and prayer practices. Each service offers an opportunity for Torah study. Join with an open, supportive community to “unplug,” reflect, learn and find new meaning in tradition. Our Central Clergy will lead this service in rotation. All are welcome.

Please join us on select Saturdays from 9:30-11:00 am (Doors open at 9:00 am; location varies). Mishkan is open to both members and non-members, so it’s a great way to introduce a friend to Central. The service will remain fully interactive via Zoom as well. Zoom participants will be able to take part in Torah study, offering thanks for everyday miracles and more. 

Central members interested in joining our Mishkan service via Zoom can email us at [email protected] for information on how to connect.

You can find the Order of Service and Text Study on our website.

The Mishkan is an intimate, musical, and participatory service offering a deeper dive into Shabbat morning prayers.

Using Mishkan T’filah as our guide, we explore different modes of prayer, using both traditional and new music, readings, and prayer practices. Each service offers an opportunity for Torah study. Join with an open, supportive community to “unplug,” reflect, learn and find new meaning in tradition. Our Central Clergy will lead this service in rotation. All are welcome.

Please join us on select Saturdays from 9:30-11:00 am (Doors open at 9:00 am; location varies). Mishkan is open to both members and non-members, so it’s a great way to introduce a friend to Central. The service will remain fully interactive via Zoom as well. Zoom participants will be able to take part in Torah study, offering thanks for everyday miracles and more. 

Central members interested in joining our Mishkan service via Zoom can email us at [email protected] for information on how to connect.

You can find the Order of Service and Text Study on our website.

The Mishkan is an intimate, musical, and participatory service offering a deeper dive into Shabbat morning prayers.

Using Mishkan T’filah as our guide, we explore different modes of prayer, using both traditional and new music, readings, and prayer practices. Each service offers an opportunity for Torah study. Join with an open, supportive community to “unplug,” reflect, learn and find new meaning in tradition. Our Central Clergy will lead this service in rotation. All are welcome.

Please join us on select Saturdays from 9:30-11:00 am (Doors open at 9:00 am; location varies). Mishkan is open to both members and non-members, so it’s a great way to introduce a friend to Central. The service will remain fully interactive via Zoom as well. Zoom participants will be able to take part in Torah study, offering thanks for everyday miracles and more. 

Central members interested in joining our Mishkan service via Zoom can email us at [email protected] for information on how to connect.

You can find the Order of Service and Text Study on our website.

The Mishkan is an intimate, musical, and participatory service offering a deeper dive into Shabbat morning prayers.

Using Mishkan T’filah as our guide, we explore different modes of prayer, using both traditional and new music, readings, and prayer practices. Each service offers an opportunity for Torah study. Join with an open, supportive community to “unplug,” reflect, learn and find new meaning in tradition. Our Central Clergy will lead this service in rotation. All are welcome.

Please join us on select Saturdays from 9:30-11:00 am (Doors open at 9:00 am; location varies). Mishkan is open to both members and non-members, so it’s a great way to introduce a friend to Central. The service will remain fully interactive via Zoom as well. Zoom participants will be able to take part in Torah study, offering thanks for everyday miracles and more. 

Central members interested in joining our Mishkan service via Zoom can email us at [email protected] for information on how to connect.

You can find the Order of Service and Text Study on our website.

The Mishkan is an intimate, musical, and participatory service offering a deeper dive into Shabbat morning prayers.

Using Mishkan T’filah as our guide, we explore different modes of prayer, using both traditional and new music, readings, and prayer practices. Each service offers an opportunity for Torah study. Join with an open, supportive community to “unplug,” reflect, learn and find new meaning in tradition. Our Central Clergy will lead this service in rotation. All are welcome.

Please join us on select Saturdays from 9:30-11:00 am (Doors open at 9:00 am; location varies). Mishkan is open to both members and non-members, so it’s a great way to introduce a friend to Central. The service will remain fully interactive via Zoom as well. Zoom participants will be able to take part in Torah study, offering thanks for everyday miracles and more. 

Central members interested in joining our Mishkan service via Zoom can email us at [email protected] for information on how to connect.

You can find the Order of Service and Text Study on our website.

The Mishkan is an intimate, musical, and participatory service offering a deeper dive into Shabbat morning prayers.

Using Mishkan T’filah as our guide, we explore different modes of prayer, using both traditional and new music, readings, and prayer practices. Each service offers an opportunity for Torah study. Join with an open, supportive community to “unplug,” reflect, learn and find new meaning in tradition. Our Central Clergy will lead this service in rotation. All are welcome.

Please join us on select Saturdays from 9:30-11:00 am (Doors open at 9:00 am; location varies). Mishkan is open to both members and non-members, so it’s a great way to introduce a friend to Central. The service will remain fully interactive via Zoom as well. Zoom participants will be able to take part in Torah study, offering thanks for everyday miracles and more. 

Central members interested in joining our Mishkan service via Zoom can email us at [email protected] for information on how to connect.

You can find the Order of Service and Text Study on our website.

The Mishkan is an intimate, musical, and participatory service offering a deeper dive into Shabbat morning prayers.

Using Mishkan T’filah as our guide, we explore different modes of prayer, using both traditional and new music, readings, and prayer practices. Each service offers an opportunity for Torah study. Join with an open, supportive community to “unplug,” reflect, learn and find new meaning in tradition. Our Central Clergy will lead this service in rotation. All are welcome.

Please join us on select Saturdays from 9:30-11:00 am (Doors open at 9:00 am; location varies). Mishkan is open to both members and non-members, so it’s a great way to introduce a friend to Central. The service will remain fully interactive via Zoom as well. Zoom participants will be able to take part in Torah study, offering thanks for everyday miracles and more. 

Central members interested in joining our Mishkan service via Zoom can email us at [email protected] for information on how to connect.

You can find the Order of Service and Text Study on our website.

The Mishkan is an intimate, musical, and participatory service offering a deeper dive into Shabbat morning prayers.

Using Mishkan T’filah as our guide, we explore different modes of prayer, using both traditional and new music, readings, and prayer practices. Each service offers an opportunity for Torah study. Join with an open, supportive community to “unplug,” reflect, learn and find new meaning in tradition. Our Central Clergy will lead this service in rotation. All are welcome.

Please join us on select Saturdays from 9:30-11:00 am (Doors open at 9:00 am; location varies). Mishkan is open to both members and non-members, so it’s a great way to introduce a friend to Central. The service will remain fully interactive via Zoom as well. Zoom participants will be able to take part in Torah study, offering thanks for everyday miracles and more. 

Central members interested in joining our Mishkan service via Zoom can email us at [email protected] for information on how to connect.

You can find the Order of Service and Text Study on our website.

The Mishkan is an intimate, musical, and participatory service offering a deeper dive into Shabbat morning prayers.

Using Mishkan T’filah as our guide, we explore different modes of prayer, using both traditional and new music, readings, and prayer practices. Each service offers an opportunity for Torah study. Join with an open, supportive community to “unplug,” reflect, learn and find new meaning in tradition. Our Central Clergy will lead this service in rotation. All are welcome.

Please join us on select Saturdays from 9:30-11:00 am (Doors open at 9:00 am; location varies). Mishkan is open to both members and non-members, so it’s a great way to introduce a friend to Central. The service will remain fully interactive via Zoom as well. Zoom participants will be able to take part in Torah study, offering thanks for everyday miracles and more. 

Central members interested in joining our Mishkan service via Zoom can email us at [email protected] for information on how to connect.

You can find the Order of Service and Text Study on our website.

The Mishkan is an intimate, musical, and participatory service offering a deeper dive into Shabbat morning prayers.

Using Mishkan T’filah as our guide, we explore different modes of prayer, using both traditional and new music, readings, and prayer practices. Each service offers an opportunity for Torah study. Join with an open, supportive community to “unplug,” reflect, learn and find new meaning in tradition. Our Central Clergy will lead this service in rotation. All are welcome.

Please join us on select Saturdays from 9:30-11:00 am (Doors open at 9:00 am; location varies). Mishkan is open to both members and non-members, so it’s a great way to introduce a friend to Central. The service will remain fully interactive via Zoom as well. Zoom participants will be able to take part in Torah study, offering thanks for everyday miracles and more. 

Central members interested in joining our Mishkan service via Zoom can email us at [email protected] for information on how to connect.

You can find the Order of Service and Text Study on our website.

The Mishkan is an intimate, musical, and participatory service offering a deeper dive into Shabbat morning prayers.

Using Mishkan T’filah as our guide, we explore different modes of prayer, using both traditional and new music, readings, and prayer practices. Each service offers an opportunity for Torah study. Join with an open, supportive community to “unplug,” reflect, learn and find new meaning in tradition. Our Central Clergy will lead this service in rotation. All are welcome.

Please join us on select Saturdays from 9:30-11:00 am (Doors open at 9:00 am; location varies). Mishkan is open to both members and non-members, so it’s a great way to introduce a friend to Central. The service will remain fully interactive via Zoom as well. Zoom participants will be able to take part in Torah study, offering thanks for everyday miracles and more. 

Central members interested in joining our Mishkan service via Zoom can email us at [email protected] for information on how to connect.

You can find the Order of Service and Text Study on our website.

The Mishkan is an intimate, musical, and participatory service offering a deeper dive into Shabbat morning prayers.

Using Mishkan T’filah as our guide, we explore different modes of prayer, using both traditional and new music, readings, and prayer practices. Each service offers an opportunity for Torah study. Join with an open, supportive community to “unplug,” reflect, learn and find new meaning in tradition. Our Central Clergy will lead this service in rotation. All are welcome.

Please join us on select Saturdays from 9:30-11:00 am (Doors open at 9:00 am; location varies). Mishkan is open to both members and non-members, so it’s a great way to introduce a friend to Central. The service will remain fully interactive via Zoom as well. Zoom participants will be able to take part in Torah study, offering thanks for everyday miracles and more. 

Central members interested in joining our Mishkan service via Zoom can email us at [email protected] for information on how to connect.

You can find the Order of Service and Text Study on our website.

The Mishkan is an intimate, musical, and participatory service offering a deeper dive into Shabbat morning prayers.

Using Mishkan T’filah as our guide, we explore different modes of prayer, using both traditional and new music, readings, and prayer practices. Each service offers an opportunity for Torah study. Join with an open, supportive community to “unplug,” reflect, learn and find new meaning in tradition. Our Central Clergy will lead this service in rotation. All are welcome.

Please join us on select Saturdays from 9:30-11:00 am (Doors open at 9:00 am; location varies). Mishkan is open to both members and non-members, so it’s a great way to introduce a friend to Central. The service will remain fully interactive via Zoom as well. Zoom participants will be able to take part in Torah study, offering thanks for everyday miracles and more. 

Central members interested in joining our Mishkan service via Zoom can email us at [email protected] for information on how to connect.

You can find the Order of Service and Text Study on our website.

The Mishkan is an intimate, musical, and participatory service offering a deeper dive into Shabbat morning prayers.

Using Mishkan T’filah as our guide, we explore different modes of prayer, using both traditional and new music, readings, and prayer practices. Each service offers an opportunity for Torah study. Join with an open, supportive community to “unplug,” reflect, learn and find new meaning in tradition. Our Central Clergy will lead this service in rotation. All are welcome.

Please join us on select Saturdays from 9:30-11:00 am (Doors open at 9:00 am; location varies). Mishkan is open to both members and non-members, so it’s a great way to introduce a friend to Central. The service will remain fully interactive via Zoom as well. Zoom participants will be able to take part in Torah study, offering thanks for everyday miracles and more. 

Central members interested in joining our Mishkan service via Zoom can email us at [email protected] for information on how to connect.

You can find the Order of Service and Text Study on our website.

The Mishkan is an intimate, musical, and participatory service offering a deeper dive into Shabbat morning prayers.

Using Mishkan T’filah as our guide, we explore different modes of prayer, using both traditional and new music, readings, and prayer practices. Each service offers an opportunity for Torah study. Join with an open, supportive community to “unplug,” reflect, learn and find new meaning in tradition. Our Central Clergy will lead this service in rotation. All are welcome.

Please join us on select Saturdays from 9:30-11:00 am (Doors open at 9:00 am; location varies). Mishkan is open to both members and non-members, so it’s a great way to introduce a friend to Central. The service will remain fully interactive via Zoom as well. Zoom participants will be able to take part in Torah study, offering thanks for everyday miracles and more. 

Central members interested in joining our Mishkan service via Zoom can email us at [email protected] for information on how to connect.

You can find the Order of Service and Text Study on our website.

The Mishkan is an intimate, musical, and participatory service offering a deeper dive into Shabbat morning prayers.

Using Mishkan T’filah as our guide, we explore different modes of prayer, using both traditional and new music, readings, and prayer practices. Each service offers an opportunity for Torah study. Join with an open, supportive community to “unplug,” reflect, learn and find new meaning in tradition. Our Central Clergy will lead this service in rotation. All are welcome.

Please join us on select Saturdays from 9:30-11:00 am (Doors open at 9:00 am; location varies). Mishkan is open to both members and non-members, so it’s a great way to introduce a friend to Central. The service will remain fully interactive via Zoom as well. Zoom participants will be able to take part in Torah study, offering thanks for everyday miracles and more. 

Central members interested in joining our Mishkan service via Zoom can email us at [email protected] for information on how to connect.

You can find the Order of Service and Text Study on our website.

The Mishkan is an intimate, musical, and participatory service offering a deeper dive into Shabbat morning prayers.

Using Mishkan T’filah as our guide, we explore different modes of prayer, using both traditional and new music, readings, and prayer practices. Each service offers an opportunity for Torah study. Join with an open, supportive community to “unplug,” reflect, learn and find new meaning in tradition. Our Central Clergy will lead this service in rotation. All are welcome.

Please join us on select Saturdays from 9:30-11:00 am (Doors open at 9:00 am; location varies). Mishkan is open to both members and non-members, so it’s a great way to introduce a friend to Central. The service will remain fully interactive via Zoom as well. Zoom participants will be able to take part in Torah study, offering thanks for everyday miracles and more. 

Central members interested in joining our Mishkan service via Zoom can email us at [email protected] for information on how to connect.

You can find the Order of Service and Text Study on our website.

The Mishkan is an intimate, musical, and participatory service offering a deeper dive into Shabbat morning prayers.

Using Mishkan T’filah as our guide, we explore different modes of prayer, using both traditional and new music, readings, and prayer practices. Each service offers an opportunity for Torah study. Join with an open, supportive community to “unplug,” reflect, learn and find new meaning in tradition. Our Central Clergy will lead this service in rotation. All are welcome.

Please join us on select Saturdays from 9:30-11:00 am (Doors open at 9:00 am; location varies). Mishkan is open to both members and non-members, so it’s a great way to introduce a friend to Central. The service will remain fully interactive via Zoom as well. Zoom participants will be able to take part in Torah study, offering thanks for everyday miracles and more. 

Central members interested in joining our Mishkan service via Zoom can email us at [email protected] for information on how to connect.

You can find the Order of Service and Text Study on our website.

The Mishkan is an intimate, musical, and participatory service offering a deeper dive into Shabbat morning prayers.

Using Mishkan T’filah as our guide, we explore different modes of prayer, using both traditional and new music, readings, and prayer practices. Each service offers an opportunity for Torah study. Join with an open, supportive community to “unplug,” reflect, learn and find new meaning in tradition. Our Central Clergy will lead this service in rotation. All are welcome.

Please join us on select Saturdays from 9:30-11:00 am (Doors open at 9:00 am; location varies). Mishkan is open to both members and non-members, so it’s a great way to introduce a friend to Central. The service will remain fully interactive via Zoom as well. Zoom participants will be able to take part in Torah study, offering thanks for everyday miracles and more. 

Central members interested in joining our Mishkan service via Zoom can email us at [email protected] for information on how to connect.

You can find the Order of Service and Text Study on our website.

The Mishkan is an intimate, musical, and participatory service offering a deeper dive into Shabbat morning prayers.

Using Mishkan T’filah as our guide, we explore different modes of prayer, using both traditional and new music, readings, and prayer practices. Each service offers an opportunity for Torah study. Join with an open, supportive community to “unplug,” reflect, learn and find new meaning in tradition. Our Central Clergy will lead this service in rotation. All are welcome.

Please join us on select Saturdays from 9:30-11:00 am (Doors open at 9:00 am; location varies). Mishkan is open to both members and non-members, so it’s a great way to introduce a friend to Central. The service will remain fully interactive via Zoom as well. Zoom participants will be able to take part in Torah study, offering thanks for everyday miracles and more. 

Central members interested in joining our Mishkan service via Zoom can email us at [email protected] for information on how to connect.

You can find the Order of Service and Text Study on our website.

The Mishkan is an intimate, musical, and participatory service offering a deeper dive into Shabbat morning prayers.

Using Mishkan T’filah as our guide, we explore different modes of prayer, using both traditional and new music, readings, and prayer practices. Each service offers an opportunity for Torah study. Join with an open, supportive community to “unplug,” reflect, learn and find new meaning in tradition. Our Central Clergy will lead this service in rotation. All are welcome.

Please join us on select Saturdays from 9:30-11:00 am (Doors open at 9:00 am; location varies). Mishkan is open to both members and non-members, so it’s a great way to introduce a friend to Central. The service will remain fully interactive via Zoom as well. Zoom participants will be able to take part in Torah study, offering thanks for everyday miracles and more. 

Central members interested in joining our Mishkan service via Zoom can email us at [email protected] for information on how to connect.

You can find the Order of Service and Text Study on our website.

The Mishkan is an intimate, musical, and participatory service offering a deeper dive into Shabbat morning prayers.

Using Mishkan T’filah as our guide, we explore different modes of prayer, using both traditional and new music, readings, and prayer practices. Each service offers an opportunity for Torah study. Join with an open, supportive community to “unplug,” reflect, learn and find new meaning in tradition. Our Central Clergy will lead this service in rotation. All are welcome.

Please join us on select Saturdays from 9:30-11:00 am (Doors open at 9:00 am; location varies). Mishkan is open to both members and non-members, so it’s a great way to introduce a friend to Central. The service will remain fully interactive via Zoom as well. Zoom participants will be able to take part in Torah study, offering thanks for everyday miracles and more. 

Central members interested in joining our Mishkan service via Zoom can email us at [email protected] for information on how to connect.

You can find the Order of Service and Text Study on our website.

The Mishkan is an intimate, musical, and participatory service offering a deeper dive into Shabbat morning prayers.

Using Mishkan T’filah as our guide, we explore different modes of prayer, using both traditional and new music, readings, and prayer practices. Each service offers an opportunity for Torah study. Join with an open, supportive community to “unplug,” reflect, learn and find new meaning in tradition. Our Central Clergy will lead this service in rotation. All are welcome.

Please join us on select Saturdays from 9:30-11:00 am (Doors open at 9:00 am; location varies). Mishkan is open to both members and non-members, so it’s a great way to introduce a friend to Central. The service will remain fully interactive via Zoom as well. Zoom participants will be able to take part in Torah study, offering thanks for everyday miracles and more. 

Central members interested in joining our Mishkan service via Zoom can email us at [email protected] for information on how to connect.

You can find the Order of Service and Text Study on our website.

The Mishkan is an intimate, musical, and participatory service offering a deeper dive into Shabbat morning prayers.

Using Mishkan T’filah as our guide, we explore different modes of prayer, using both traditional and new music, readings, and prayer practices. Each service offers an opportunity for Torah study. Join with an open, supportive community to “unplug,” reflect, learn and find new meaning in tradition. Our Central Clergy will lead this service in rotation. All are welcome.

Please join us on select Saturdays from 9:30-11:00 am (Doors open at 9:00 am; location varies). Mishkan is open to both members and non-members, so it’s a great way to introduce a friend to Central. The service will remain fully interactive via Zoom as well. Zoom participants will be able to take part in Torah study, offering thanks for everyday miracles and more. 

Central members interested in joining our Mishkan service via Zoom can email us at [email protected] for information on how to connect.

You can find the Order of Service and Text Study on our website.