Artzenu: Lavi Lipshitz Photography Exhibit
Lavi was a 20-year-old staff sergeant in the IDF who captured life on the front lines. He was killed on Oct. 31 by a Hamas missile in the northern Gaza...
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Weekly Online Psalms Class with Rabbi Debra Robbins
Online on ZoomJoin the thriving online Psalms community for weekly teachings from the ancient text of Psalms. This session will be taught by Rabbi Debra Robbins using the monthly teachings from her...
May 3: Shabbat Evening Service and Rabbi Levi A. Olan Lecture
Temple Emanu-El Stern ChapelSpend Shabbat with scholar-in-residence Rabbi Joshua Garroway as he gives this year's Rabbi Levi A. Olan Lecture, Paradigm Shifts: Why Judaism Changes. The Rabbi Levi A. Olan Lectureship, endowed by...
What’s A Half-Jew, Anyway? with Rabbi Joshua Garroway
Temple Emanu-El Adult Learning Classrooms 133 & 135The question of "who is a Jew?" can be complicated in today's world with many people even describing themselves with terms like Jew*ish*, half-Jewish or Jewish-adjacent. However, the fuzzy boundaries...
May 4: Taryn Fitzgerald Bat Mitzvah
Temple Emanu-El Olan Sancutary
May 4: Shabbat Morning Service
Temple Emanu-El Lefkowitz Chapelwith Rabbi Michael Lewis and Hallie Weiner, Cantorial Intern | This service will also include the Bat Mitzvah of Lilienne Van Cleave
Lunch-and-Learn with Rabbi Joshua Garroway
Temple Emanu-El Tobian AuditoriumAnticipating a messiah has been a feature of Judaism for centuries while worshipping a messiah has become the central feature of Christianity. But where did this idea of a messiah...
May 4: Max Levin Bar Mitzvah
Temple Emanu-El Stern Chapel
ATiD Happy Hour
The Rustic 3656 Howell StreetCome hang out with ATiD 20s and 30s at Rustic and schmooze over some drinks. ATiD will purchase some light appetizers. You will be responsible for your drink purchase
May 10: Tot Shabbat
Temple Emanu-El Haas Amphitheater and Ratner CourtyardA musical Shabbat service geared towards children through age 5 and their families with Rabbi Michael Lewis and Cara Freedman.