Temple Emanu-El 100 James Street, Edison, NJ 08820 · 732-549-4442 Rabbi Deborah K. Bravo, R.J.E., Rabbi Emeritus Alfred B. Landsberg, Cantor Karen Neff Kumin
Rachelle Karger - High Holiday Speech
Rachelle Karger, our beloved Temple member, recently passed away. During Yom Kippur last year she gave a speech on her experience growing up in Europe during the rise of the Nazis. It is a story of hope and gratitude. ***Click here to read her story.***
Israel Survey - Please take ASAP
Dear Friends: ***Click here to take the Survey.*** This year, we are beginning an initiative called Beit Knesset Yisrael (BKY) aimed at rethinking and redesigning the place of Israel in our congregation. Two organizations working in partnership are supporting us in this work: ARZA, the Reform Movement’s Israel organization and MAKOM, the Israel Engagement Network....Click here to read the complete letter from Rabbi Bravo.
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Tributes On-Line
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Temple Emanu-El is a liberal Reform congregation, home to some 250 families. Our history reveals a proud record of leadership in social issues, inclusive membership, and a commitment to meaningful worship.
We are a caring community and we invite you to join us.
Worship
Our congregational services are emotionally warm and intellectually rich, with music to tie mind and heart together. Please come and join us! Check our calendar for times or contact the Temple.
Our active affiliates include Sisterhood, Adult and Youth Choirs, Youth Groups, and Interfaith. Our Religious School offers superior educational opportunities for our children. We consider ourselves enriched by diversity -- ours is truly a house for all people and we warmly welcome all who enter. For more information, please contact the Temple office.
Reform Movement Works Together to Bring Relief to Israelis Just as Reform Jews around the world helped congregations in the South cope with those who were escaping Katrina's wrath, so too are they helping Israeli Reform congregations provide much needed help to those fleeing to safety from the North. Click on the word Emergencyto help. Alternatively, donations may also be given through local Federation by clicking on the link www.jewishmiddlesex.org.
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