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WELCOME TO
MISHKAN ISRAEL
NOT JUST A PLACE. WE'RE A COMMUNITY.
The Congregation Mishkan Israel is a progressive Reform synagogue, serving the greater New Haven area since 1840. Located in Hamden, CMI is known for its warm, welcoming, inclusive community, inspirational programs for adults & children, and unwavering commitment to social justice. We offer many opportunities for study, spiritual growth and community involvement. From toddlers to seniors, there is something for everyone. Come see why our congregational family is so special.
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Message from the Rabbi Read Rabbi Brockman's views on Judaism and world events. |
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Worship Services Come spend Shabbat with us! You can find upcoming service times and sermon topics here. | |
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Social Action Our Social Action Committee is hard at work. Learn about their recent, ongoing and upcoming programs and how you can get involved. |
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Adult Education Education is a keystone to our community. See what opportunities we provide for adult study. | |
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Youth Groups Our teens pray, learn, and play together as well as help others. | |
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Young Adults Our young adults get together individually and as families to socialize, network and building meaningful relationships with other CMI members. |
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Book Discussion
Bring your lunch and converse with friends about the book of the month. | |
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Brotherhood of Men & Women
Our Brotherhood hosts a coffee shop and breakfasts on Sunday mornings. See what else they've got brewing. |
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Seniors
CMI Seniors get together once a month to learn about current events and other topics of interest to the elderly, as well as enjoy the talent of local musicians. | |
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Cemetery
Our Cemetery is a community resource -- for members and non-members alike. Learn more about our historic treasure. |
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FROM THE UNION FOR REFORM JUDAISM |
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TEN
MINUTES OF TORAH |
LIVING
TORAH |
The Congregation Mishkan Israel is an organization of individuals
and families whose purpose is to sustain a belief in God and the Torah. |