May 31, 2025: Shabbat Morning Service
Temple Emanu-El Lefkowitz Chapelwith Rabbi Debra Robbins and Randy Pearlman, Cantorial Soloist
with Rabbi Debra Robbins and Randy Pearlman, Cantorial Soloist
We celebrate our covenant with God and recommit ourselves to Torah and Jewish practice. The service includes psalms of praise and the reading of the Ten Commandments. Enjoy a Shavuot oneg following the service, with light refreshments, fruit and traditional dairy offerings along with choices for all dietary needs. Service led by Rabbi David Stern...
Join instructor Debbi K. Levy for an hour of yoga and mindfulness surrounded by the beauty Temple's prayer spaces.
Explore the power of poetry as a tool for spiritual growth in this four-session course led by Rabbi David Stern and Valerie Taylor. Through the lens of four Jewish themes—gratitude, grief and memory, justice, and connections—participants will engage with poetry from both Jewish and non-Jewish voices. The sessions combine analytical and experiential approaches and are...
Wear your rainbows and pride swag as we welcome the Sabbath and celebrate Temple’s inclusivity at Pride Shabbat! The evening will include festive onegs before and after the service, music and prayers by LGBTQ+ composers and a sermon reflecting on LGBTQ+ advocacy in the Reform Movement.
with Rabbi Debra Robbins and Cantor Leslie Niren
Temple's LGBTQ+ community is invited to join Rabbi Michael Lewis for an evening of learning, stories and connection concluding with Havdalah.
Join instructor Debbi K. Levy for an hour of yoga and mindfulness surrounded by the beauty Temple's prayer spaces.
In light of the challenge of this Jewish moment, exploring other ‘Golden Ages’ in Jewish history – each of which have been filled with great opportunity for Jews but also moments of prominent strife and struggle -- can inform our responses as we navigate rising antisemitism and increased demonization of Israel in the world around...
Explore the power of poetry as a tool for spiritual growth in this four-session course led by Rabbi David Stern and Valerie Taylor. Through the lens of four Jewish themes—gratitude, grief and memory, justice, and connections—participants will engage with poetry from both Jewish and non-Jewish voices. The sessions combine analytical and experiential approaches and are...