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Join us for Mussar: A Jewish Spirituality of Ethics with Raw Sarah Mulhern, Rabbi of Silverstein Base Lincoln Park
Join us August 5 for Mussar: A Jewish Spirituality of Ethics
With Rav Sarah Mulhern, Rabbi of Silverstein Base Lincoln Park
7:30 PM–9:00 PM at Base Lincoln Park
We 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.
ASL interpreter will be present. All are welcome to attend at no cost. Light dinner provided.
Silverstein Base Lincoln Park is accessed by two flights of stairs. If this is not accessible to you, a livestream is available. Please email [email protected] for info.
In partnership with Mishkan, BASE Lincoln Park, Ashe Emet Synagogue, and SketchPad.
Rav 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.
Save the dates for our the upcoming classes in our Spirituality Series:
October 13: Accessing Prayer One Word at a Time
December 10: Shalom Aleichem: Jewish Connection to Angels
Join us for H.Y.P.E. Productions, Inc.’s Bar/Bat Mitzvah Showcase at Loft 21 Events in Lincolnshire, IL on Sunday, February 22, 2026 from 2-5PM!
It’s the BIGGEST Bar/Bat Mitzvah Showcase in Chicagoland and we are thrilled to bring our experience and love for entertaining from our family to all of your families!
OVER $20,000 WORTH IN PRIZES AND SERVICES AND ONE FREE PARTY WILL BE GIVEN AWAY! Bring the family for an AMAZING party and even BETTER prizes! 🎉
Dance Party | Games | Photo Stations | Amazing Caterers | Sweets and Treats| MCs | DJs | Dancers | Live Entertainment
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Lincolnshire, IL
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Nestled within the Illinois Institute of Technology's Chicago-Kent College of Law in Chicago, Illinois, the Jewish Law Students Association represents a vital affinity organization dedicated to supporting Jewish students pursuing legal education and careers. This student-led group embodies the values of community, inclusivity, and cultural identity within the law school environment. The association serves as a welcoming space where Jewish law students can find connection, mentorship, and solidarity as they navigate their legal studies and professional development. Based in Chicago's thriving legal landscape, the organization recognizes the importance of maintaining cultural identity and community bonds while advancing in the legal profession. The association is part of Chicago-Kent's broader commitment to fostering diverse student communities and supporting organizations that reflect the backgrounds and interests of its student body. As Chicago-Kent student organizations transition to new community platforms in the coming academic year, the Jewish Law Students Association continues its mission of building meaningful relationships among members. The organization contributes to the vibrant culture at Chicago-Kent by creating spaces for dialogue, celebration, and mutual support. Through its activities and initiatives, the association demonstrates how affinity organizations enrich the law school experience and help students develop both professionally and personally while maintaining their cultural connections and values.
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