Shalach Manot 2023
One of the most joyous customs associated with the festival of Purim is SHALACH MANOT, the sending of treats to friends and family. You can send Purim wishes and kosher goodies to local Temple Emeth members, Religious School families, and Temple staff. Recipients who live outside of Bergen County will receive a beautifully inscribed card. Please place your order by Thursday, February 16.
Orders may be placed online by clicking here. Click here to view a virtual training video on how to order online.
We are charging $5.00 per basket for all orders sent to Temple families and staff. You can access the list of Temple members and staff in ShulCloud.
Baskets for non-members are $6.00 each, and may be picked up at the Temple on Thursday, March 2 from 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm, or on Sunday, March 5 from 9:00 am – 12:00 pm.
We always need lots of help with this exciting event. Please e-mail shalachmanot@outlook.com to sign up and join us to pack on March 2 and/or deliver on March 5. Please note: you will need to wear a mask.
Feel free to email with any questions. We look forward to your participation in Shalach Manot!
Shabbat Services and Torah Study
Saturday, February 4
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Join Cantor Tilem in the Museum each Wednesday from 5:00 pm to 5:45 pm for an exploration of loss and moving forward, using study, sharing and song. As we push through loss and pain, we are grateful for God’s presence, pulling us through grief back toward the light of life. Together we will encounter ideas and texts that will help us share our greatest strengths with one another in this spiritually based group.
This group is limited to Temple Emeth members who have lost close friends and family.


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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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