Temple’s popular class for young families is returning on Oct. 30! Join facilitators Lauren New and Elena Paull for four Sunday morning get-togethers and a Saturday evening Havdalah. The class will explore resources for Jewish parenting and be a gathering spot for parents to get to know one another. All Sunday classes will be held...
Join instructor Debbi K. Levy for an hour long yoga and meditation session with a Jewish lens. No registration required.
This year's Henry D. Schlinger Ethics Symposium welcomes Rabbi Schmuly Yanklowitz, a renowned activist, educator and author who focuses on issues of social justice. Following Rabbi Yanklowitz’s remarks, he'll moderate a panel with Peter Brodsky, Temple member and developer working to improve economic conditions in South Dallas and Benaye Wadkins Chambers, executive director of Crossroads...
with Cantor Vicky Glikin and Rabbi Kimberly Herzog Cohen | Sermon by Rabbi David Stern
Join ATiD, 20s and 30s, after Shabbat services for dinner made by Break Bread, Break Borders, an organization empowering refugee women and breaking down borders through food and storytelling. Hear the chefs’ stories of being refugees in Dallas and enjoy a delicious meal together.
with Rabbi Kimberly Herzog Cohen and Hallie Weiner, Cantorial Soloist
This shuk-style extravaganza for all ages will explore Jewish foods from around the world. You'll find treats from 22 partners, some with recipes to share! Plus, join participants in a mitzvah of making soup kits for a food pantry.
Join instructor Debbi K. Levy for an hour long yoga and meditation session with a Jewish lens. No registration required.
Applications for the 2023-2024 school year will open at the beginning of January. Come see how Temple Emanu-El ECEC's child-centered community embraces the collaborative pedagogy approaches of Reggio Emilia and...
Experience a sense of renewal and let Shabbat help melt away the stress of the week, or even recent months, as you explore your connection to God through music, breath and community with visiting artists Rabbi Josh Warshawsky and violinist Coleen Dieker.
