By Jenny Silber When you think of what it means to be Jewish, lox and bagels on a Sunday morning or matzah ball soup on Passover may be some of the first things to come to mind. The commonality of sharing these traditions can make us feel like we know a Jewish person before we …
“When I was a Young person, I wanted to change the world. But I found it was difficult to change the world, so I tried to change my country. When I found I couldn’t change my country, I began to focus on my town. However, I discovered that I couldn’t change the town, and so as I grew older I tried to change my family. Now as an old man, I realize the only thing I can change is myself. But, I’ve come to recognize that if long ago I had started with myself, then I could have made an impact on my family. And my family and I could have made an impact on our town. And that, in turn could have changed the country and we could all indeed have changed the world.”
Celebrate teens’ areas of strength and explore their areas of potential growth.
From the appetizer to the delicious desserts, which included Thanksgiving cupcakes festively decorated by our volunteers, cinnamon doughnuts and a chocolate and vanilla parfait topped with fresh blueberries and raspberries, this Thanksgiving meal was a special way to share the warmth of the holiday with those who would otherwise be alone. All of our guests …
By Jackie Peterson, Communications Manager Religious School is a time to learn about Jewish identity and history, to develop a sense of right and wrong, to make lasting friendships, to study for a Bar or Bat Mitzvah… and, for some, a time to meet their future spouse. Matt and Annabel Perelman did not start their …
Join us in welcoming new students into our Emanu-El community. Our youngest congregants will be blessed by our clergy and will receive their own “mini-Torah” to take home. A festive family dinner and activities will follow.
Charge: $55 per family before October 16, $75 after October 16.
View the October 20 Sh’mini Atzeret/Simchat Torah Evening Service information by clicking here.
View the October 21 Sh’mini Atzeret/Simchat Torah Morning Service information by clicking here.
Once a month, from October to April, your children will join in our school’s vibrant earning experiences. Drop them off on Sunday morning (9:30 AM – 12 PM) or Monday afternoons (4-6 PM) and join them for select activities and holiday celebrations.
For our fifth session, we will be celebrating Purim by baking Hamantashen.
For more information, visit our Emanu-El Explorers page.
Once a month, from October to April, your children will join in our school’s vibrant earning experiences. Drop them off on Sunday morning (9:30 AM – 12 PM) or Monday afternoons (4-6 PM) and join them for select activities and holiday celebrations.
For our fourth session, we will be honoring one world by planting seeds for Tu BiShvat.
For more information, visit our Emanu-El Explorers page.
Once a month, from October to April, your children will join in our school’s vibrant earning experiences. Drop them off on Sunday morning (9:30 AM – 12 PM) or Monday afternoons (4-6 PM) and join them for select activities and holiday celebrations.
For our fourth session, we will be honoring one world by planting seeds for Tu BiShvat.
For more information, visit our Emanu-El Explorers page.
Once a month, from October to April, your children will join in our school’s vibrant learning experiences. Drop them off on Sunday morning (9:30 AM – 12 PM) or Monday afternoons (4-6 PM) and join them for select activities and holiday celebrations.
For our third session, we will celebrate Chanukah by making menorahs.
For more information, visit our Emanu-El Explorers page.
Once a month, from October to April, your children will join in our school’s vibrant learning experiences. Drop them off on Sunday morning (9:30 AM – 12 PM) or Monday afternoons (4-6 PM) and join them for select activities and holiday celebrations.
For our second session, we will learn about fairness and kindness by designing Tzedakah boxes.
Once a month, from October to April, your children will join in our school’s vibrant learning experiences. Drop them off on Sunday morning (9:30 AM – 12 PM) or Monday afternoons (4-6 PM) and join them for select activities and holiday celebrations.
For our second session, we will learn about fairness and kindness by designing Tzedakah boxes.
