In response to the war in Israel, Temple Emeth's Israel/Arza Committee initiated an emergency campaign to raise $5,000, by the end of Chanukah, for American Friends of Magen David Adom (AFMDA), the primary ambulance service in Israel. Please give generously so Temple Emeth can show its support for Israel and pikuach nefesh (saving lives).
To donate as part of the Temple Emeth team, click here.
Winter Happenings at Temple Emeth
Temple Emeth values inclusivity, community, and an interest in lifelong learning. Looking for some musical, traditional, spiritual, intellectual, educational, cultural things to do this winter? Then check out Temple Emeth's upcoming events and activities. Our programs are diverse because our membership is. Be sure to check our website often and watch for Temple emails, flyers, and our monthly Bulletin to keep apprised of additional offerings. Our new Winter catalog is out. Click here to join us!
What's Coming Up
The next "Fun and Games" will be held on Wednesday, December 13 from 1:30 to 4:30 pm If you play Canasta, Bridge, Mahjong, Scrabble, chess, or other games, we will have tables and chairs set up in the Social Hall for you to play with your family and friends.
Call the Temple Emeth office to register for December 13.
Bring your friends and join us at 9:30 pm on Sunday, December 31 in the Social Hall for for champagne and dessert. We will have games, activities and surprises!
The cost is $18 per person and reservations are due by Friday, December 15. Check your weekly email for reservation details. Click here for the invitation.
a Columbia grad student and marathon runner who is oblivious to the fact that his older brother is a government agent chasing down a Nazi war criminal, that is, until his brother is murdered.
Refreshments will be served.
Book of Remembrance 2023
Each year, Temple Emeth publishes a Book of Remembrance to provide congregants the opportunity to see in print the names of persons dear to them who now dwell with the Eternal. Please click here to view the 2023 Book of Remembrance.
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