The world has changed in the last six months. Have you?

For Selichot we teed up some questions that invite you to think about to what extent you have changed, and to what extent you have remained constant, as our world has changed. Our point of departure was a poignant song by a modern Israeli singer. We heard the beautiful and majestic melodies of the Yamim noraim with our Clergy, Kol Emanuel choir and our Musicians.

What will the world be like on the other side of the Coronavirus?

What will you be like on the other side of the Coronavirus?

How can our High Holidays this year help us remain constant where we want to remain constant, and change where we want, and need, to change?

If you missed the service here is a recording:

With a heavy heart we have closed our synagogue building for gathering together physically. All events, programs and classes have been postponed until further notice.

Services will be held virtually with live streaming..

Micah Goodman spoke to us via Webinar about how to process the weight of Jewish history colliding with Covid-19.

This Webinar provided an extraordinary opportunity to learn from a distinguished panel of infectious disease and pulmonary care experts about Covid-19.

Have you begun your Pesach cleaning yet? Dan is busy getting the synagogue ready! We just wish you were all here.

Help us make sure that our members are able to find not only spiritual sustenance, but that we are also able to help them provide for their basic needs during these uncertain times.

Catie’s Closet improves school attendance by providing clothing and toiletries to children in need, right within their schools.

On February 24, 2020, Donniel Hartman spoke to us about how we can reclaim and deepen the Israel conversation.

On February 8, 2020, Cantor Rosemberg delivered the Shabbat Shirah Sermon. His topic was Jewish Italian Music and Traditions.