Parents of ECEC and YL+E students are invited to join Rabbi Amy Rossel and Aya Margalit, as well as Meagan Friedman and Andrew Paull, respectively, to reflect, share thoughts and ask questions about how you and your children continue to understand and process the war in Israel. ECEC December 1 @ 9:45 (after Shabbat) -...
Parents of ECEC and YL+E students are invited to join Rabbi Amy Rossel and Aya Margalit, as well as Meagan Friedman and Andrew Paull, respectively, to reflect, share thoughts and ask questions about how you and your children continue to understand and process the war in Israel. ECEC December 1 @ 9:45 (after Shabbat) -...
Join together for an evening of music, hope, and community with local Israeli singers and Cantors Vicky Glikin and Leslie Niren. We’ll light the Hanukkah candles and have the opportunity to support Nir Yitzhak kibbutz, Israel home of Aya Margalit, Jewish Agency community sh’licha for Temple Emanu-El.
Join Rabbi Michael Lewis, Temple shlicha, Aya Margalit and your ATiD 20s and 30s community for a conversation about the current conflict in Israel. A taco dinner will be included.
Cantor in the Kitch is back with hamantaschen and other delectable Purim-inspired treats. Cantor Leslie Niren welcomes Aya Margalit, Temple’s shlicha, who will share a recipe and a heartwarming story about a special flower festival that takes place near her house in southern Israel. Meaders Ozarow, Empire Bakery owner and Temple member, will dish out...
Join Temple Sh'lichah, Aya Margalit, as we learn with Maya, who some of us got to know as the tour guide on the recent Temple leadership mission to Israel, who will join us on Zoom from her home in Israel. Maya expresses her love of Israel and the pain of the war through her works...
Create a postcard with Zeev, an Israeli cartoonist and humorist who is well known as “Shoshke,” his performance art character who is a symbol of free speech and artistic freedom. This session will be led by Aya Margalit, Temple Sh'lichah, while Zeev joins us live from Israel on Zoom. A light lunch will be served...
Bring your questions, your observations and your curiosity to this no-filters, wide-ranging conversation about Israel. Come early beginning at 6:30 p.m. for a first look at the Lavi Lipshitz exhibit and light refreshments.
New this year, enjoy the opportunity to engage with our clergy during two different time blocks on Yom Kippur afternoon. Learn more about the 2024/5785 High Holy Days season here. 12:30-1:15 p.m. Defiant Requiem Preview Cantor Leslie Niren and Ben Loeb Nafshi Y’shoveiv, My Restored Soul Rabbi Debra Robbins The enduring words of Psalm 23...
