Grades 6-8 Come hang out and eat as we celebrate Shabbat with food, fun, and most importantly, friends! Vegetarian and gluten-free meals will always be available. Shabbat Shalom! Cost: $18 per person Register Here→
Start Shabbat each week with a special hour of learning and discussion on a variety of Jewish issues with Wes, Michelle, Elias, Aliza and Dan as our clergy team connects the lessons of our sacred texts with the realities of our lives. The clergy team will close with a song that leads into Shabbat morning […]
For Grades K-6. Join Jon Tatelman on Shabbat morning in Room 22 at Temple Emanuel for a fun children's service!
Join us in the Rabbi Samuel Chiel Sanctuary for a musical Kabbalat Shabbat service filled with singing, dancing, and stories, geared specifically for families with young children from birth to age 5. After services, join us for a free festive Shabbat dinner in Adelson Community Hall - it’s a perfect place to meet other young […]
Start Shabbat each week with a special hour of learning and discussion on a variety of Jewish issues with Wes, Michelle, Elias, Aliza and Dan as our clergy team connects the lessons of our sacred texts with the realities of our lives. The clergy team will close with a song that leads into Shabbat morning […]
For Grades K-6. Join Jon Tatelman on Shabbat morning in Room 22 at Temple Emanuel for a fun children's service!
Temple Emanuel's Inclusion/B'tselem Committee and Gateways: Access to Jewish Education invite all students, parents, siblings, and volunteers to celebrate Shabbat together with a delicious kosher Shabbat dinner. All are welcome to participate in Temple Emanuel's musical Shabbat Alive service in the Rabbi Samuel Chiel sanctuary following the dinner. Gluten-free and vegetarian options will be available. […]
Start Shabbat each week with a special hour of learning and discussion on a variety of Jewish issues with Wes, Michelle, Elias, Aliza and Dan as our clergy team connects the lessons of our sacred texts with the realities of our lives. The clergy team will close with a song that leads into Shabbat morning […]
We invite you to join us on the first of three festive Shabbat mornings this spring as we honor our members Through the Decades at Temple Emanuel from the 1950s through the 2020s. Join us on all the special Shabbats to celebrate with our community, and when it is your Shabbat to be honored, plan […]
Start Shabbat each week with a special hour of learning and discussion on a variety of Jewish issues with Wes, Michelle, Elias, Aliza and Dan as our clergy team connects the lessons of our sacred texts with the realities of our lives. The clergy team will close with a song that leads into Shabbat morning […]
Please join us as Brotherhood leads a special Shabbat morning service that honors many of the men who help keep our community vibrant and strong. Be there as we celebrate passing our traditions from generation to generation (l’dor v’dor) with a diverse lineup of participants. It is also Shabbat Zachor, which highlights the collective impact […]
Lily Henley, our JArts fellow, will lead Talmud class this Shabbat. She’ll be singing, playing guitar, and sharing some recordings in the Sanctuary on Saturday morning at 8:30 a.m. before Shabbat services. About Lily Henley Lily Henley is a Sefardi-American singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist, known for her synergistic exploration of both Sephardi and American folk […]
For Grades K-6. Join Jon Tatelman on Shabbat morning in Room 22 at Temple Emanuel for a fun children's service!
Grades 8-12 Come hang out and eat as we celebrate Shabbat with food, fun, and most importantly, friends! Menu's will be updated 2 weeks before each event, so please keep an eye out for milk or meat options. Vegetarian will always be available. Shabbat Shalom! Cost: $18 per person Register Here→
Get ready for Passover and join us for a kosher for Passover wine tasting and hors d’oeuvres at oneg after services! View the 2023-24 First Fridays Calendar HERE→ First Fridays are sponsored thanks to the generosity of an anonymous donor
The book of Exodus famously evokes five types of redemption that God brings the Jewish people. And yet at the seder, we commemorate these five redemptions by drinking four cups of wine. What explains this anomalous practice, and what can we learn from it? In this session, we'll discover the Rabbinic idea of "waiting for […]
The destruction of the Second Temple was unimaginably devastating for the Sages of the Talmud. The very center of their world, the point where they believed that heaven and earth met, had been obliterated. They responded in many ways. One of the most powerful-- and surprising-- was their insistence that in the face of desolation […]