Mark a Milestone Moment

The welcoming of a new child or grandchild, an engagement, a wedding or the death of a loved one — these are all moments worthy of marking. In the case of illness (yourself or someone else), let us know if we may visit you at home or in the hospital. A simple phone call or the click of an email is all it takes to keep in touch when you need us. Contact membership.

Bimah Honors

An aliyah (Torah blessing) can done to honor a special moment in your life. To get more involved in the Torah service by reciting the blessings, or even through taking on the fulfilling challenge of reading Torah on Shabbat morning, please contact the Membership Office.

Celebrate During Services

To have an aufruf (wedding blessing) or to celebrate a baby naming as part of a worship service, please call Rabbi Davidson’s assistant, Jill Weiner, at (212) 507-9609. Be sure to specify what you are celebrating.

Remember Loved Ones

Now that Emanu-El broadcasts its own services over the Internet, we are able to accommodate all congregants who wish to share Sabbath services and have the name of a loved one read during Kaddish. If you wish to have a name read, please fill out this Yahrzeit reminder request or 

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NEW: DOROT Social Worker at Emanu-El

Yael Kornfield will have regular hours every other Tuesday, from 9:30 AM to noon, for individual meetings. Yael can help with: home-visits, short-term counseling, escorts to medical appointments, and caregiver support. You may schedule an appointment by calling 917-441-3705. Learn about DOROT’s vast offerings in many different areas including:

• Intergenerational programs
• On-site classes at DOROT
• Assistance with getting to medical appointments and with shopping
• Volunteer visits
• and more!

DOROT provides support to adults 60 and over and those who are primary caregivers for a relative or friends.