Upcoming Events
Friday May 20
6:30 pm – Kabbalat Shabbat Services. Welcoming ceremony for Dolores Mufson and naming of Stella Heart Rosenberg, daughter of Rabbi Adam and Shalom. Bring your own picnic dinner to enjoy after the service. We’ll supply a sundae bar sponsored by Stella’s grandparents, Leslie and Mark Rosenwasser. Please join us in outside in Gan Emanuel or online on Zoom or Facebook. To follow along online, please access the Mishkan Tefila for Weekdays, Shabbat, and Festivals HERE
April Covid Update
Starting April 1 masks will be optional (though strongly recommended) for all events, services, and activities. Masks are required inside the building at all times for anyone who is not fully vaccinated excluding children under 5 years old. Proof of vaccination and masks remain required.
Looking Ahead
Saturday June 4th
6:30pm – Erev Shavout Service of Confirmation
We celebrate the revelation of the Torah with the Confirmation of our 10th grade class. The service will feature creative readings and music by the Confirmation class and a reading of the Ten Commandments. Join us for the service and a festive reception to follow.
Sunday, June 5th
10:00am – Shavout Morning Festival Service with Yizkor
We observe Shavuot with our friends from Temple Emanuel and Temple Shalom. Join the clergy from our three communities as we mark Shavuot with prayer, song, and a reading of the Ten Commandments. A light dairy lunch will follow.
Temple Emanuel Statement on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Temple Emanuel opens its doors to every person who comes to celebrate, pray, visit, learn, and participate with our community. We strive to build a caring, inclusive community based on Jewish values and principles in the spirit of our mission statement and bylaws. As a people who have struggled to be accepted throughout history, we embrace our commitment to be welcoming and celebrate the strength we gain by joining together. We must and will continue to learn and expand our efforts even as we keenly recognize that there is always more work to be done. Temple Emanuel is determined to make our membership, our leadership, our staff, and our activities more diverse, equitable, and inclusive.
We believe in maintaining a caring, inclusive community based on Jewish values and principles,
encouraging Tikkun Olam (repairing the world).
We believe in promoting Jewish learning as a lifelong process for ourselves, our families, and
our children.
We believe in strengthening our Jewish faith, commitment, and observance.
We believe in fostering the love of Judaism and the preservation of Judaism and the Jewish people.
As a Reform Jewish Congregation, affiliated with the Union for Reform Judaism, we believe in adherence to the concepts of God, Torah, and Israel.