INTIMATE, CREATIVE JEWISH COMMUNITY IN CHICAGO
MAKOM MEANS "PLACE OF CONNECTION" IN HEBREW
Makom creates a place of connection for spiritual seekers, cultural Jews, people who are Jew-ish and/or new to Judaism.
Makom is one of Temple Sholom's community groups (you do not need to be a member to participate, but you can learn more about membership here) and brings together individuals and couples ages 21-39.
HIGH HOLIDAYS WITH MAKOM
UPCOMING EVENTS
Makom Couples Chanukah Dinner
Monday, Dec 11th 6:30p to 8:30p
The Makom Chanukah Bash!
Wednesday, Dec 13th 6:30p to 9:00p
Makom Book Club - December
Monday, Dec 18th 6:30p to 8:30p
Makom Presents: Two Rabbis Walk Into a Bar, with Rabbis Rena Singer and Benjy Forester (Anshe Emet - YAD)
Monday, Jan 29th 7:00p to 9:00p
MEET RABBI RENA SINGER
Rabbi Rena Singer serves as the Associate Rabbi at Temple Sholom. She loves Makom because it allows her to collaborate with people like you to make Judaism accessible, relevant to modern life, and fun.
She enjoys cooking elaborate meals, and killing house plants.
Connect with her at rabbisinger@sholomchicago.org.
One of the ways we build, strengthen, and sustain our spiritual community here at Temple Sholom is through membership commitment.
Becoming a member at a synagogue is more than just a financial commitment - it means creating a mutually sustaining relationship with our community, where we can lift up the important work of tikkun olam (repairing the world), tzedakah (righteous giving), while creating vibrant progressive Jewish life in Chicago.
Makom membership includes:
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High Holiday Tickets
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Free registration to select Makom events
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Access to world class speakers and educational opportunities provided by Temple Sholom
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Supporting and connecting to a loving, sacred, multi-generational Jewish community in Chicago
In support of these values, we are pleased to offer a Makom Individual Membership at a special rate of $36/month for your first year.
If you are interested in Makom membership, please contact Jude Kamler at jude@sholomchicago.org.
STAY CONNECTED
Be the first to hear about upcoming Makom events
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