A golem is a creature from Jewish folklore, traditionally made from clay or mud and brought to life through mystical means to serve or protect its creator. For the past several years 4th graders have enjoyed making and learning about Golem's and they have had a blast each time, so we wanted to share the...
Groove Into Fall at the ECEC Fall Festival!! inflatables * pumpkins * farm animals * rides * food * fun * friends * families Purchase your fall fest tickets and limited edition tees before prices increase Oct 24. See you there!
A pop-up play space to nurture community! Local Jewish parents and their children up to age 5 are invited to join Tzirl Brennan in a holistic social experience as we explore some beautiful core Jewish values together through music, movement, sensory stimulants. $120 for the 6 classes or $25 per class Mondays, 11:45 a.m.-12:45 p.m....
Join yoga instructor and Kohenet Debbi Levy for an hour of Jewish mindfulness meditation and yoga poses surrounded by the beauty Temple's prayer spaces.
Getting ready for marriage? Join Rabbi Michael Lewis and Temple member Miriam Kolni, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, for this four-part journey into building a Jewish home together. Alongside other couples, you’ll explore both the practical and spiritual sides of marriage, share meaningful conversations and end the series with a home-hosted Shabbat dinner. Completion also...
Are you interested in examining your character through a Jewish lens? Then a new Mussar va’ad, or small group class, might be for you. Congregant Michael Selz, a longtime Mussar practitioner and facilitator, invites you to join him in this intro course to Mussar launching this October, using the curriculum, “Seeking Everyday Holiness,” provided by...
Join as we come together to welcome Shabbat and celebrate the installation of Cantor Margo Wagner. This service will include special guest Cantor Rollins Simmons from Congregation Emanu El Houston. Following the service, the community is invited to stay for a celebratory Shabbat evening dinner. Register for dinner below.
with Rabbi Michael Lewis and Randy Pearlman, Cantorial Soloist