Temple will be hosting a congregational Civil Right journey through Georgia and Alabama November 5-8, 2026 with ETGAR36. This trip will include visits to historical sites and conversations as we...
Participate in the lifesaving mitzvah of donating blood! Carter Blood Care trucks will be onsite at Temple in the parking lot. Walk-ins are welcome or reserve a time slot.
Through October 3 Support the High Holy Days Hunger Relief Drive that benefits organizations that depend on our help to feed our neighbors. How You Can Help: • Bring your...
All 8th and 9th graders are invited to join us for a civil rights journey through Alabama and Georgia February 25-28. The journey includes a mix of fun, sightseeing, education...
Join Temple Emanu-El’s Civic Engagement Committee as they help get out the vote in partnership with the RAC and the Center for Common Ground’s Reclaim our Vote Campaign. We will...
Join us at Temple for lunch and a watch party of this special online conversation exploring Israel’s 2026 elections and their implications for the Israeli Reform Movement, religious pluralism and Israeli democracy. Hear from Tal Schneider, diplomatic and political correspondent for The Times of Israel; Anna Kislanski, CEO of the Israel Movement for Progressive and...
In 1967, Temple member Beverly Bonnheim was 17 when the Ku Klux Klan bombed her synagogue, Beth Israel of Jackson, Mississippi. The same synagogue, which also houses the Goldring/Woldenberg Institute of Southern Jewish Life, was recently damaged by arson. Beverly and Rabbi Kimberly Herzog Cohen will lead this class in which participants will explore the...
We welcome Rabbi Sarah Bassin as the featured speaker for the 2026 Henry D. Schlinger Ethics Symposium, October 16-17. Throughout the weekend, she will guide us in exploring immigration through the lens of Jewish values and the enduring responsibility to welcome the stranger. Rabbi Bassin will give the Shabbat evening sermon "Reclaiming a National Narrative...
We welcome Rabbi Sarah Bassin as the featured speaker for the 2026 Henry D. Schlinger Ethics Symposium, October 16-17. Throughout the weekend, she will guide us in exploring immigration through the lens of Jewish values and the enduring responsibility to welcome the stranger. Reading Ezra in an Age of Deportations This text study explores strains...
We welcome Rabbi Sarah Bassin as the featured speaker for the 2026 Henry D. Schlinger Ethics Symposium, October 16-17. Throughout the weekend, she will guide us in exploring immigration through the lens of Jewish values and the enduring responsibility to welcome the stranger. Striving to be Human: Stories from the Front Lines of the Immigration...
