What's Coming Up
Shabbat & Festival Services and Torah Study
Saturday, October 1
Click here to view our full calendar of events.
Rosh Hashanah Honey Sale
If you haven't purchased a jar of our natural, delicious honey, we still have jars available!
Call the office to reserve your jars or contact Steve Clark. See the weekly email for more information.
Join us on Tuesday, October 11 at 7:30 pm as Movies That Mattered presents an identity crisis comedy centered on a successful business owner and salt of the earth East End Muslim who discovers that he's adopted - and Jewish.
Proof of vaccination is required and refreshments will be served.
Join us for our annual Rabbi Joshua Trachtenberg Memorial Lecture on Friday, October 14 at 8:00 pm. Our lecturer will be Lisa M. Leff, Professor of History.
She will speak on “The Archive Thief: The Man Who Salvaged French Jewish History in the Wake of the Holocaust.”
A festive Shabbat dinner will precede the service at 6:00 pm. The dinner is $36 and reservations are due by Oct. 7.
Click here for details and the flyer.
Our weekly Lunch and Learn class resumes on Wednesday, October 19 at noon in the Library. Proof of vaccination is required and coffee will be served. We will also use our Zoom hybrid platform for those who wish to participate virtually.
Our text for the year will be “Judaism’s Life-Changing Ideas,” by Rabbi Jonathan Sacks. It offers and explains a life-changing idea for each Torah portion. We will study the chapter that corresponds with that week’s Torah portion, facilitating a robust discussion of the ideas presented therein. Approximately every six weeks, we will put our book aside and discuss an item from the recent news.
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Gala Photos & Ad Journal Are Now Online! |
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It was wonderful to see everyone who joined us for Celebrate Click here to view. |
Emeth on June 11. Check out the bios and slideshows of our awardees, look at our celebratory Ad Journal, and relive the night with our photos. Thanks again to Co-Chairs Maddy Wolf Eichen and Jill Kantor for putting together a fantastic evening and mazel tov again to Amy Abrams, Marc Chelemer, Carlene Fleishman, and Barbara Balkin! 
Hear why three of our younger Temple Emeth members recently 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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