Shabbat & Festival Services and Torah Study
Saturday, August 13
Join us for dinner and a movie in the Social Hall on Tuesday, August 16 at 7:00 pm.
“Movies That Mattered” will present the story of Blanche, a less than reputable psychic, and her equally shady boyfriend, George, who are hired by an elderly woman to find her nephew, Arthur, who had been given up for adoption as a boy. The pair track him down in San Francisco. Arthur has had a colorful past, including murder and thievery with girlfriend Fran. So when he discovers he is being trailed, he assumes it's for other reasons.
The cost is $10 for pizza, salad, beverages, and dessert
Join us Friday, August 19 for Prayers on the Palisades, led by the clergy of Temple Emeth and Temple Sinai of Tenafly.
Bring a picnic for dinner at 6:00 pm (fruit, dessert and drinks will be provided by Temple Sinai) and the service will begin at 6:30 pm.
Click here for details and the flyer.
Each year our members extend warm New Year’s greetings to the entire Temple family by listing their names in the High Holy Day issue of the Temple Emeth Bulletin.
Please return this form along with a check for $18 by Tuesday, August 23, in order to make the September Bulletin deadline.
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A Year in the Life at Temple Emeth
Thanks to Barbara Balkin for putting together a slideshow of our past year. Over the last year, we came together to pray, laugh, eat, study, mourn, enjoy art and music, watch movies, do Tikkun Olam, travel, and discuss. Temple Emeth is a family that embraces diversity. We are a family of young and old and everything in between. We are a family of people from all backgrounds praying, learning, and working together to make the world a better place. As we opened our building and emerged from the pandemic, we had a busy year. Click here to view our 2020-21 Annual Meeting Slideshow.
Our Honor Roll celebrates our 2021–2022 volunteers. Thank you all!
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