Join the Women of Reform Judaism and Youth Learning + Engagement for a learning session on demystifying gender. Director of Youth Engagement, Shira Stevenson (she/her), and Miriam Kolni, LMFT (she/her) bring their experience as Jewish youth professionals and Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist to you to share trends they are seeing, explore the modern world...
Join us for the first Women Who Weave event. Documents and objects illuminate previously untold strands of the narrative of how the Dallas Hebrew Benevolent Society became Temple Emanu-El and women’s leadership roles.
Join us for the second Women Who Weave event. The fabric doors of Olan Sanctuary and Stern Chapel, and the Psalm 150 tapestry in Linz Hall express how women’s creativity and generosity inspire our spirituality.
Join Temple's Women of Reform Judaism and celebrate Israel's 75th birthday with Cantor in the Kitch with Cantor Leslie Niren! This event will feature Israeli music, creative dishes and a fun guest chef.
Join us for the third Women Who Weave event. Rabbi Robbins (1991-present) will join with Rabbi Ellen Lewis, (Temple Emanu-El’s first female rabbi, 1980-1985) for a conversation about how women clergy have shaped congregational life over the past 50 years. Join through Zoom here Password: Women
Join ATiD 20s and 30s and Women of Reform Judaism in an intergenerational trivia night. Snacks will be provided.
Get acquainted with this classic community-building game, or refresh your basic skills. The Learn-A-Ment, sponsored by Women of Reform Judaism, is open to all Temple members, and registration caps at 60 players.
As we look forward to the holiday of Tu Bish’vat, known as the birthday of the trees, we invite you to a special edition of Cantor in the Kitch, sponsored by Women of Reform Judaism. Cantor Leslie Niren will be joined by Chef Alex Spitzer, Seth Brammer of Lenore’s Bagels and home cook Ilanit Zucker....
You're invited to a feast for the senses and a spectacular gathering for the community. Choose from an exceptional gallery of gift merchandise - many from local Jewish artisans - that will offer hours of browsing and schmoozing fun.
Gather with your Temple community for a Shabbat nosh following the Shabbat morning service. Thank you WRJ for supporting our Shabbat Nosh lunches this year!
