Our first TE Reads for the year is The Correspondent by Virginia Evans. It is beyond compelling. It asks all the questions that go into building a life of meaning, joy and resilience: What do we do with our mistakes? What do we do with the mistakes that hurt people that cannot be fixed? What […]
For Temple Emanuel Members If you are a member of Temple Emanuel, please register below to join us at our Trip Information Session Sunday, November 16th at 10:00 am in the Gann Chapel and learn more about our annual summer trip to Hartman’s Community Leadership Program at its beautiful campus in Jerusalem. If you are […]
Brigadier General (ret.) Iftach Spector, a distinguished former fighter pilot in the Israeli Air Force, is regarded as one of the leading flying aces in the history of the IAF. He is also an expert on organizational performance and military tactics. Spector has served, among other roles, as Commander of the Ramat David and Tel […]
Gan (Kindergarten) students begin their Jewish learning journey by receiving their very own mini-Torahs from the clergy. Dancing and celebrating for Simchat Torah immediately following the ceremony! If your child is not yet enrolled in Religious School, please email Risa Wagner to make sure we have your child on the list to receive a Torah. […]
With the exception of the morning prior to Rosh Hashanah, each weekday morning in Elul the Shofar is sounded to announce the coming of the New Year. This year, the final blasts of Shofar in 5785 will be Sunday morning, September 21st. I like to call this “The Big Blow Out!” Any and everyone, with […]
What you need to know now with Don Freedman, Esq. Open enrollment for Medicare begins Oct 15. And whether you’re turning 65 or have had Medicare for years, here’s your chance to learn what’s new for 2026, the decisions you’ll need to make, and how to navigate this shifting senior health insurance landscape. Don Freedman […]
As one of the most compelling and visionary Jewish educators of our time, Avraham Infeld has spent decades helping Jews of all backgrounds grapple with questions of belonging, peoplehood, and purpose. His unique ability to weave history, humor, and heart makes him especially resonant in this moment of pain and resilience. Avraham Infeld is former […]
Calling all 6th grade families! Join us for services and a special kiddush in the Gann Chapel. Register Here→
Adina Vogel Ayalon - an Israeli citizen who has lived and raised a family in Israel and worked for decades toward building peaceful relations between Israelis and Palestinians - and Rabbi Wes Gardenswartz are uniquely positioned to unpack some of the difficult questions facing our communities today, including: How can American Jews most effectively advocate […]
Please join us for the proud moment when your 3rd grade student (Kitah Gimel) will receive their very own siddur (prayer book). The students have been practicing a beautiful performance they will share with you! Event followed by a celebratory brunch. This program is made possible by the Rosamond and Harvey Grant Fund in Memory […]
6th graders and their families are invited to a special service where they will receive their first real pairs of tefillin and participate in the national “World Wide Wrap” day of the Conservative movement. The Wrap will take place during normal religious School hours. This is a Religious School event, but all are welcome. If […]
Calling all 6th grade families! Join us for services and a special kiddush in the Gann Chapel. Register Here→