Temple Emeth

10/12/2026

Temple Emeth's next Game Day will be held this Wednesday, October 14 at 1:30 pm in the Social Hall.

Game Day is free for Temple members and for non-members who play with them. (Cost is $5.00 per non-member at a table without a member.) Come with a full table of four to play (and if not let us know and we will fit you in at a table). Bring your games, cards and sets. To register, call the office at (201) 833-1322. Any questions (or if you need to cancel your registration), contact [email protected].

10/11/2026

Join Temple Emeth for an online Leadership Development Project Community Presentation of results from the research (survey, interviews & focus groups) conducted this summer that examined volunteer and leadership experiences at Temple Emeth. Members will have an opportunity to hear emerging findings and understand the next steps. Importantly, it will also be an opportunity to provide further feedback to the consultants as they continue their work and prepare recommendations for Temple Emeth. Check your weekly email (or call the Temple Office) for the Zoom link.

10/10/2026

10/10/2026

10/09/2026

10/09/2026

Tonight at 7:30 pm, Temple Emeth welcomes Rabbi Golan Ben-Chorin to deliver our annual lecture in memory of Rabbi Joshua Trachtenberg as part of our Shabbat Evening Service. The lecture will compare Natan Alterman’s 1947 poem “The Silver Platter,” to a contemporary song by Israeli rapper and spoken-word artist Jimbo J entitled “Dad – Why?” You can listen to “Dad – Why?” by clicking here. A festive dinner will precede the service at 6:00 pm for those who have registered.

You can preview both works athttps://files.constantcontact.com/9aeaa6dd101/b38b64ad-da54-4755-992b-cb8318050ded.pdf

On Saturday morning at 10:30 am, our Shabbat Morning Service will include a special simcha. We will celebrate the naming of Elijah Leor Burnston, the new grandson of our members Stella and Sheldon Burnston. MAZEL TOV to the entire family!

10/07/2026

October 7

We remember.

10/05/2026

On Wednesday, October 7 at Noon, Temple Emeth will begin our first Lunch and Learn session in the Trachtenberg Library and on Zoom, which follows the weekly Torah cycle. Using our text, The Social Justice Torah Commentary by Rabbi Barry Block, we will discuss “B’reish*t: Separate and Unequal: A Tale of Creation,” by Rabbi Marla J. Feldman on pages 3-8.