Temple Emeth

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.

There are still a few seats left for Temple Emeth's October 18 trip to Bethel Woods!

Immerse yourself in the era of peace, love, and world-changing music on this special day trip to Bethel Woods Center for the Arts. Through artifacts, films, music - and even a hippie bus - you will be inspired not only by what was the most prolific three-day festival in history, but by the ideals that still remain relevant today. This day promises a perfect blend of art, music, nostalgia, and community during peak fall foliage season.

$105 per person: Includes roundtrip bus transportation from the Temple parking lot to Bethel Woods, a boxed lunch, museum admission and a guided tour.

Register online at https://www.emeth.org/event/bethelwoods or call the Temple office.

Temple Emeth's Adult Ed Mini-University, “Literature from a Jewish Perspective," starts this Tuesday, October 6 at 7:30 pm. This class is one of the Temple’s most popular and long-standing Adult Education programs. It is a participant-driven course in which members select short stories for the class to read and then lead class discussions.

The course is offered in hybrid format, in person in the Temple Library as well as on Zoom. Class will be held on the following dates: October 6, 20, 27; November 10, 17 (make-up date if needed). Note there is no class October 13, as there is other temple programming that evening.