Events for Mar 31, 2022
9:15 AM
Young Families: Grandparents Group
Grandparents Group with Jackie Fisher and Rabbi Ehrlich Four weeks | Thursdays at 9:15 AM on Zoom NEW DATES: March 31, April 7, 21 and 28 $100 to register for all sessions This program is open to temple members and grandparents of member families. Grandparents will explore many ways to enhance their relationship with their […]
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Support Group for the DOROT Generation (60+)
For Temple Members: Join this weekly gathering with Jane Blumenstein to address the challenges and concerns associated with being 60+ in NYC. Members share their thoughts and feelings and come away with the strength and support of their Emanu-El peers. Bring your coffee or tea and an open heart and mind to your computer screen […]
Find out more »Women’s Auxiliary: Tenement Museum
Tenement Museum Building Tour – In Person Thursday, March 31, 2022 11:00 – 12:00 PM ET Join the Women’s Auxiliary of Congregation Emanu-El for Tenement Women: 1902 to explore two sides of the same story and learn about the original “trustbusters” - immigrant women strikers. The year is 1902 and the streets of the Lower […]
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Meditation Circle
Starting in July, meditation will be moving from Thursdays at 2:00 PM to Tuesdays at 9:30 AM. For Temple Members: Rabbi Andy Kahn invites you to take a break from your week with a 30-minute communal meditation reflecting on the themes of the prayerbook. If you’d like to join us, please register here.
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Virtual Daily Sunset Service
Daily Sunset Services are livestreamed every day, Sundays through Thursdays at 5:30 PM. Coordinated by the Men’s Club, these short evening services are a wonderful way to bring peace and comfort at the end of a busy day, find solace after a recent loss or observe a Yahrzeit and recite the kaddish prayer. We invite you to […]
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Streicker Center: Plan A (US Movie Premiere)
What if your family was murdered: your brothers, sisters, parents and children. Everyone. Murdered. For no sane reason at all. Ask yourself . . . What would you do? In 1945, hundreds of thousands of Holocaust survivors answered that question by getting as far from Europe as possible, to build a new homeland — and […]
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