May 27: Shabbat Morning Service
Temple Emanu-El Lefkowitz Chapelwith Rabbi Michael Lewis and Randy Pearlman, Cantorial Soloist Supplemental materials for Shabbat morning
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Events
Grief Support
Temple Emanu-El Zilbermann ChapelTemple is re-instituting an in-person support group for those who are grieving the loss of a loved one. Meredith Pryzant, MSW, Temple’s Director of Member Support will facilitate the group...
Yoga Emanu-El
Temple Emanu-ElJoin instructor Debbi K. Levy for an hour long yoga and meditation session with a Jewish lens. No registration required.
Delivery Room Spring Session
Temple Emanu-El ArchivesFirst-time expectant parents will have the opportunity to explore the roles and responsibilities of parents in Jewish life. Participants will learn about Jewish parenting and child-rearing rituals in a small...
June 2: Pride Shabbat Evening Service
Temple Emanu-El Stern ChapelHonor Pride month and show our support for the LGBTQ+ community at this Shabbat evening service led by Cantor Leslie Niren and Rabbi Michael Lewis. Enjoy a celebratory oneg following...
Chever Torah
Temple Emanu-El Ackerman Conference RoomJune 3: Shabbat Morning Service
Temple Emanu-El Lefkowitz Chapelwith Rabbi Michael Lewis and Randy Pearlman, Cantorial Soloist Supplemental materials for Shabbat morning
YL+E Summer Sendoff
Temple Emanu-El ECEC PatioLet’s splash into summer with waterslides and good company. Before everyone leaves for the summer, we want to have one more YL+E event for families (and prospective families). Please join...
Yoga Emanu-El
Temple Emanu-ElJoin instructor Debbi K. Levy for an hour long yoga and meditation session with a Jewish lens. No registration required.
June 9: Tot Shabbat
Temple Emanu-El Haas AmphitheaterJoin us for out last Tot Shabbat of the school year! Enjoy a musical service with Rabbi Amy Rossel and Rabbi Michael Lewis geared towards families with young children ages...
June 9: Shabbat Evening Service
Temple Emanu-El Stern Chapelwith Rabbi Debra Robbins and Cantor Leslie Niren | Sermon by Rabbi Kimberly Herzog Cohen