The Values Team studied several sources of Jewish values, midot, to arrive at a set of principles that it feels will most appropriately guide the re-opening of our synagogue building. We stand humble in the face of this illness and the enormity of the challenges before us. This situation is complex and evolving, and we […]
Creating a Mikdash M’at
Creating a Mikdash M’at Preparing your home for the High Holy Days With the current health pandemic and restrictions on group gatherings, our kitchens have become our classroom, our basements are our yoga studios, and the dining room has become our office. Where, then, is our synagogue? The rabbis asked this same question right after […]
Mishkan Hanefesh High Holy Day Prayerbook Pick-Up
As we join together in sacred community from our homes, there are three ways to follow along in Mishkan HaNefesh, the machzor, our High Holy Days prayer book: on screen, online, and with a book in hand. A Free digital flipbook is available here for downloading and referencing For assistance using flipbooks, click here. We will also […]
Meet Rabbi Suzy Stone and Cantoriol Soloist Allan Naplan
This year, Rabbi Dean will team up with a host of talented scholars and musicians to present our High Holy Day services. Read the bios below to learn more about our High Holy Day dream team! Rabbi Suzy StoneBorn and raised in Minnesota, Suzy is proud to be among the “frozen chosen,” who have endured real winters and […]
Yizkor: Our Service of Remembrance
On Yom Kippur Afternoon, we pause from our atonement to remember our beloved dead. Even though they are gone, they continue to shape the people we have become. We continue to miss them, and to wonder about them. As in years past, this year’s Yizkor service will include a slideshow of the facesof our deceased family […]
The High Holy Days are Coming!
To the Temple Emanuel Community, Shanah Tovah! The New Year is nearly here! The Hebrew word “shanah” means “year,” and it also means “change.” This has certainly been a year of massive change. When everything feels different, it is good to know that some things are certain: Jewish custom and tradition. The High Holy Days. Our […]
Volunteer to help feed the hungry!
Interfaith Homeless Emergency Lodging ProgramHelp Us Feed the Hungry! The Social Justice Committee organizes, prepares and serves dinner for the Interfaith Homeless Emergency Lodging Program (I-HELP) over several Sundays every month. Jim Flegenheimer, Temple Emanuel I-HELP coordinator, is looking for volunteers to cook and serve food (children are welcome, but should be 12 or older) […]
5781/2020 High Holy Days: Everything you need to know!
How to watch! Below you’ll find the schedule of our Rosh Hashanah Programming and Services, along with the links so that you can click on them directly and access them easily. Things viewers need to know about our Traditional Services: Temple Emanuel is excited to launch its new streaming site: www.emanueloftempe.org/live this Erev Rosh Hashanah. […]
The Temple Emanuel 2020-2021 Business Directory is here!
“Patience, persistence, and perspiration make an unbeatable combination for success.” -Napoleon Hill, Author Thank you to those who participated! Please be sure to reference Temple Emanuel when frequenting these businesses! Click here to download our directory: TEOT Business Directory 2020-2021 If you are a TE Member who did not participate in the Directory, there will […]
Rosh Hashanah Kiddish Cup Video Submissions
Hello friends! For this video we are creating the visual of “passing” a Kiddush cup from family to family across the valley. Yes, it’s fine that our cups will all look different, but if you follow the instructions below the “illusion” will look really neat! Please email or text your video to Emily Schwartz by […]
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