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    • Sea Crossings

    Temple Emanu-El Olan Sancutary

    A SHABBAT SHIRAH PRAYER CONCERT WITH TEMPLE EMANU-EL CHOIR & TURTLE CREEK CHORALE Sea Crossings celebrates the moment when our ancestors left Egypt and discovered the promise of freedom, healing and hope. Join the Temple Emanu-El Choir and Turtle Creek Chorale, an acclaimed Dallas-based predominantly gay men’s chorus, for an evening of prayer and song....

    • February 6, 2026: Shabbat Evening Service with Rabbi Dalia Marx

    Temple Emanu-El Stern Chapel

    Temple will welcome Rabbi Dalia Marx of Jerusalem as the scholar-in-residence for a beit midrash, an exciting house of study. Rabbi Marx will teach at three different times over Shabbat, offering insights into her specialties of liturgy, gender, ritual and the Jewish calendar. “It Goes Both Ways: Responsibility and Reciprocity between Jewish Israelis and American...

    February 20, 2026: All-In Shabbat

    Temple Emanu-El Stern Chapel

    Get happy at All-In Shabbat on Feb. 20 as we celebrate Adar, described by the Talmud as the month in which joy increases. (Cue Purim, which arrives two weeks later!) Spend a soul and spirit-pleasing evening with us as we bring in Shabbat in art, song, story, prayer and food. The evening begins at 5...

    Friday, February 27: Shabbat Evening Service

    Temple Emanu-El Stern Chapel

    with Cantor Leslie Niren and Rabbi Michael Lewis | Sermon by Rabbi David Stern During this service our 10th-grade Confirmation students will share reflections from their trip in January to the L'taken: Social Justice Seminar in Washington DC. Rabbi Stern will also share reflections on his trip to see the State of the Union address.