First time expectant parents will have the opportunity to explore the roles and responsibilities of parents in Jewish life. Participants will learn about Jewish parenting and child-rearing rituals in a small group environment which fosters community and connection through learning, conversation, and a shared Shabbat experience with Elena Paull. Join us to discuss the Jewish...
Immerse yourself in an afternoon of innovation with entrepreneurs of Jewish practice -- Rabbi Vanessa Harper, Faith Leener, Dan Libenson, Dr. Steven Windmueller and Rabbi Ana Bonnheim. 1:30-2:30 p.m. | In person only: Choose one of three experiential workshops designed to challenge us to think in new ways about practicing Judaism. •Bring Torah to life...
Early Childhood Education Center security town hall with Rabbi David Stern, Meredith Fried, Executive Director and Meagan Friedman, Senior Director of Early Childhood Education.
Come see how Temple Emanu-El ECEC’s child-centered community embraces the collaborative pedagogy approaches of Reggio Emilia and the International Baccalaureate to facilitate authentic exploration opportunities with the experiential world. Enjoy refreshments, an in-depth presentation and tour of the ECEC building. Sign up to visit.
Join instructor Debbi K. Levy for an hour long yoga and meditation session with a Jewish lens. No registration required.
Discover Jewish history and what made one small group of people in the Ancient Near East different.
An opportunity for Israeli members and those with family members in Israel to come together for discussion, reflection, support and comfort with Cantor Vicky Glikin.
All classes are from 7:30-8:45 p.m. and locations for specific dates will be confirmed at a later date (in-person at Temple/Zoom/congregant home). Goin’ to the Chuppah is open to any couple who plans to create a Jewish home. Jewish, interfaith, LGBTQ – all are welcome! Goin’ to the Chuppah is a registered TwoTogether in Texas...
Community members are invited to come together for discussion, reflection, support and comfort with Rabbi Debra Robbins.
