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November 2018 Light

December 2018/January 2019 Light

February 2019 Light

 December 1  Hamas, ISIS and Jihad –Combating Evil in our World,   A Jewish Perspective”

    Rabbi Larry Sernovitz 

January 5  Women in Judaism

    Andrea Weiss, Associate Professor of Bible, HUC

 February 2  Chasidic Text: Really? In Reform?

  Cantor Neil Schnitzer

March 2  Jewish Poetry

    Eric Weinstein

April 6  Family Dynamics

    Rabbi Norm Cohen, Professor of Midrash, HUC

May 4   “We Are More Alike Than You Might Think”

     A dialogue with Rabbi Mendy Mengel and Rabbi   Jerry David

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REGISTER FOR PRE-SCHOOL

Welcome to our world!

At the Pre-School of Temple Emanuel we:

• value the child, family, Pre-school partnership  – we truly work as a team.
• use gentle guidance to foster self-esteem
• encourage our children to explore and discover the wonderful world around them

Our program:

• instills in our children the foundation for a lifetime love of learning about Judaism
• fosters growth and learning in all realms;  social, emotional, physical & cognitive
• promotes awareness of family, tradition & respect for all cultures

Our strengths:

• qualified, experienced staff that “teaches from the heart”
• every Friday the children join with the Rabbi to welcome Shabbat in our beautiful sanctuary
• our school, classrooms & minds are always open to what is best for our children

We are so glad that you have chosen to visit our website for information.   Please see the tabs below for details on our programs

Holiday Worship

Memorial Plaques are a wonderful way to provide a permanent remembrance in Temple Emanuel’s Memorial Chapel for your loved one. Plaques are moved on the yahrzeit week, to a place of prominence in the Memorial Chapel. Names inscribed in the Memorial Chapel receive perpetual yahrzeits.

Temple Emanuel’s Tree of Life recognizes simchas (happy occasions) in the lives of our congregational family. Leaves and rocks can be inscribed, paying tribute to happy family and life events.

The Tzedakah Tree helps to support Tikkun Olam (Healing the World) efforts of Temple Emanuel. Leaves and butterflies can be personalized to honor loved ones.

For more information on memorial plaques, the Tree of Life and the Tzedakah Tree, contact Holly Friedman at [email protected] or (856) 489-0029 x 118.

Volunteerism is at the heart of all that we do. Our committees, our task forces, our events are all managed by caring and capable volunteers who give their time, their talent and their commitment to make Temple Emanuel the best it can be to our synagogue.

No matter what your skill set or available time, there is a volunteer opportunity waiting for you. Contact Marc Rothstein and he will help guide you to a volunteer opportunity to meet your needs.

We look forward to seeing you often at Temple Emanuel.

This page will be used to post employment opportunities as they are made available. If you have a job opportunity you would like to share with members of the congregation, please send to Marc Rothstein, along with all contact information, for posting.

This page will also be used for posting donated household items and furniture. If you have a donation, please contact Marc Rothstein at 856-489-0029 ext. 113.

Thank you for helping us help our members.

Family Education at Temple Emanuel

The goal of Families B’Yachad is to bridge the gap between synagogue and home and to help make Judaism a more meaningful part of family life. Programs within Families B’Yachad are designed for every age group and family structure.

Family B’Yachad sponsors parenting programs in the Pre-School and family education days in the Religious School. Families B’Yachad will sponsor a number of family education events, open to the whole congregation, over the year.

We look forward to learning and growing with your family.