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Membership

Welcome! Temple Emeth is a Reform synagogue with a rich history and a richly diverse congregation. Our doors are open to anyone who is interested in a Jewish life—single, married, interfaith, LGBT, young, not so young—whoever you are. And if you’re not ready to dive in but want to get your feet wet, we’re here to guide you.

In addition to Friday evening and Saturday morning worship services, Temple Emeth also provides many avenues to getting involved, a lot or a little.

Some, like our very active social action committees or our band and choirs, meet regularly throughout the year; others, like our library and bazaar committees, provide opportunities for a commitment tailored to your needs.

Our aim is to make you feel comfortable as you think about joining us. We love our synagogue and hope you will as well!

Want more information? Please contact us.

Membership application

Ready to join us? Our membership application is short and sweet. Please email a scanned copy or send it by snail mail.

Membership payments

Want to pay by credit card? Contact our office staff at 201-833-1322 or info@emeth.org

Why Young Families Join 
Temple Emeth
Hear why three of our younger Temple Emeth members recently
joined our synagogue family in these interviews conducted
by member Steve Clark, assisted with film and photos taken
by Barbara Balkin. 
 
Click here to watch our YouTube video.
Special Thanks to Our
2022-23 Volunteers

Thanks to our wonderful volunteers, 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. Our Honor Roll celebrates our 2022-23 volunteers. Thank you all!

Tue, October 8 2024 6 Tishrei 5785