Do you like to shop, eat out, watch movies, listen to music?
If your answer is YES—
You can do all this while helping Shaare Emeth!
Shaare Emeth earns a portion of the sale price on every card—at no additional cost to you!
Choose from a wide variety of cards . . .
some of which can be used throughout the U. S. Orders are placed on the 10th and 20th of each month, with pick up (usually) within 5 business days. We have Dierbergs, Shop n’ Save, Starbucks, Panera, AMC Theaters, iTunes and Whole Foods available in the Temple office all the time.
Follow here for details and how to order!
Torah Study: "Come and read Torah again for the very first time!" Every Tuesday and Saturday morning from 9:30 to 10:30 literally dozens of people gather to rediscover the insight and wisdom found in the Torah and Haftarah portions of the week. No experience is necessary and prior knowledge is not a pre-requisite, as everyone is invited to be a part of this exciting and inspirational weekly discussion.
Adult Hebrew and Bar/Bat Mitzvah: Small groups of adults enjoy learning to read and understand our Hebrew prayers and Torah Text. After two years of study, students can choose to participate in an Adult Bar/Bat Mitzvah ceremony created and led by the class participants.
The Dr. Stanley Lyss Adult Institute: Held during three consecutive Wednesdays in March, our award-winning Beit Sefer Café is an opportunity to learn and socialize with wonderful teachers and members of our community. A wide variety of topics are offered; fine teas, coffees, and desserts are served during the café.
Rosh Chodesh Groups: These groups of women meet near Rosh Chodesh, the beginning of each Hebrew month, and provide creative opportunities for women to study, worship, and socialize together.
Deutsch Scholar-in Residence: The Fred and Elsie Deutsch Scholar-in-Residence Program makes it possible for Shaare Emeth to learn from outstanding and internationally known scholars of Judaism each year.
Tikkun Leil Shavuot: Held on Erev Shavuot, this evening of study, prayer and celebration provides a stimulating opportunity to observe Shavuot - The Festival of the Giving of the Torah.