Was There A Golden Age in American Judaism, is it Over, and What Does That Mean for Temple Emanuel and for Us? Please join us for Professor Jonathan Sarna, one of the leading scholars of American Jewish history, as he gives a thought-provoking lecture on the history of Jews in Newton and Temple Emanuel, marking […]
The sharp Yiddish novelist, Chaim Grade, described the falling apart of the orthodox world in Eastern Europe in the 1930s. Sons and daughters of rabbis get out of the shtetl, but the fathers claw them back through guilt. Grade’s characters are incredibly alive; they are goofy, mad, heroic and wise. The novel is long, learned […]
The Dead Sea Scrolls were discovered in 1947. Since then, they have been intensely studied. We will inquire about how they were found and studied, what they tell us about Jewish life 2000 years ago, and what they mean to us today. Join us in the Slater Conference Room after Shabbat morning services for this […]
Hosted by Temple Emanuel in partnership with JCC, Temple Emunah, Temple Ohabai Shalom and Temple Israel Natick Mingle with other Jewish singles (50+), listen to music and play dreidel! Wine, beer, and appetizers included! Cost: $25 Advance registration by December 8th REQUIRED. Free street parking available on site. Register Here→ Questions? Contact HERE→
Please join us for a timely and engaging discussion with best-selling author and acclaimed financial journalist Roger Lowenstein as he shares insights on the markets, the economy, and the lessons investors can draw from history and what's going on today. Register→ Featured Speaker: Roger Lowenstein – celebrated financial writer and author of Buffett: The Making […]
With Craft Beer Tasting, Chinese Food and Live Jazz Join us for a Hanukkah celebration sponsored by Brotherhood and open to all! Featuring craft beer tasting stations, Chinese food dinner (from Zhu Vegan in Arlington) and live music (provided again by the Nick Grondin Jazz Trio, regularly appearing on Monday nights at Bluebird Bar, and […]
The sharp Yiddish novelist, Chaim Grade, described the falling apart of the orthodox world in Eastern Europe in the 1930s. Sons and daughters of rabbis get out of the shtetl, but the fathers claw them back through guilt. Grade’s characters are incredibly alive; they are goofy, mad, heroic and wise. The novel is long, learned […]
Celebrate Hanukkah with Temple Emanuel! The fun begins with young families (ages 0-5) at the Preschool & TE Tots Celebration, starting at 5:15 with crafts & songs in the Community Court. At 5:45, enjoy a collection of Hanukkah songs performed by the Kol Emanuel, Kol Keff, and Zamira choirs in the Rabbi Chiel Sanctuary. Grab […]
The Zamir Chorale of Boston, led by Artistic Director Joshua Jacobson, joins Cantor Elias Rosemberg, Cantor Becky Khitrik, and her band Klezwoods to present a program of exhilarating music bringing together choral and klezmer traditions. Adult Tickets $30 Student/Senior Tickets $25 Register→
The sharp Yiddish novelist, Chaim Grade, described the falling apart of the orthodox world in Eastern Europe in the 1930s. Sons and daughters of rabbis get out of the shtetl, but the fathers claw them back through guilt. Grade’s characters are incredibly alive; they are goofy, mad, heroic and wise. The novel is long, learned […]
Ring in 2026 with us at our first Shabbat Alive! Service of the year, followed by a special First Friday oneg! What is First Friday? Start with an inspiring musical Shabbat Alive! Service in the Rabbi Samuel Chiel Sanctuary, then stay for a beautiful post-service Oneg filled with delicious food and fellowship. Who is First Friday […]
The sharp Yiddish novelist, Chaim Grade, described the falling apart of the orthodox world in Eastern Europe in the 1930s. Sons and daughters of rabbis get out of the shtetl, but the fathers claw them back through guilt. Grade’s characters are incredibly alive; they are goofy, mad, heroic and wise. The novel is long, learned […]