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Temple Emanuel is a Reform synagogue dedicated to the celebration of Jewish faith, thought and culture. We are committed to the worship of God, the study of our tradition and the translation of our beliefs into deeds of conscience. For over fifty years our congregation has welcomed individuals and families who have enjoyed and been enriched by our synagogue's combination of intimacy and integrity. We are a committed group of individuals who welcome newcomers - so that all can quickly become a part of our caring congregation.

posted: 02/27/08

Youth Lounge Mural

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posted: 04/06/08

Mother's Day Raffle (5/11/08) Raffle Drawing to take place at Temple Emanuel, May 11 at 12pm Mother's Day basket includes; *CAFE PRESS TOTE *VANILLA SCENTED CANDLE *CAFE PRESS LARGE MUG *CHOCOLATES *CAFE PRESS NOTECARDS *TEMPLE EMANUEL JUBILEE COOKBOOK Tickets -- $5.00, or 3 for $10.00 Tickets can be purchased in the Temple Emanuel office, where you can also see the basket on display. *** Thank you to the Sisterhood for their generous contribution of the Jubilee cookbook *** Printable Flyer Request information by email | Tell a friend

DAI (Enough) by Iris Bahr (5/12/08) Currently running Off-Broadway, this award-winning, one-woman show comes to Baltimore for one night only! Monday, May 12, 8:00pm at the Gordon Center $25.00 for Temple Emanuel Members Dai transports us into a bustling Tel Aviv cafe, just moments before a suicide bomber enters. With razor sharp insight, Iris Bahr brings to life members of all strata of Israeli society, as well as its observers and critics, in what are to be their final moments. DAI is ultimately an exploration of Israel's human dimensions, how lives are touched by the conflict and the internal ideological turmoil in Israeli society today - a society that manages to sustain its humor and love for life despite the tragic existential crisis in which both sides find themselves." Printable Flyer - Ticket Order Form Request information by email | Tell a friend

Updated Shabbat Sermon I have always thought that as a woman born and raised in the latter half of the 20th century - in the midst of what is now known as the 2nd wave of modern American feminism, I stood at the shores of freedom. The opportunities, at least compared to what I knew about the generations who came before me, seemed limitless. Recently, though, I had one of those rude awakenings - my eyes were re-opened to a disturbing reality. More... Request information by email | Tell a friend

Peace, Love & Mitzvot (5/16-5/18/07) A Weekend of Thanks and Service Honoring Rabbi Meiri. Friday, May 16, Shabbat Services A melodic Shabbat service led by Cantor Silverman followed b a festive Shabbat family dinner. Creative Expressions of Gratitude for Rabbi Meiriperformed by Religious School Students and Faculty topped off by a spectacular Oneg. Saturday, May 17, Shabbat Services Torah readings by special guests and heartfelt presentations by the Temple Board of Directors and adult B'Nai Mitzvah in honor of Rabbi Meiri. Sunday, May 18, 9am-1:30pm, Mitzvah Day Religious School closing ceremonies and Mitzvah day blessings by Rabbi Meiri and Karen Reiser. Off-site mitzvah projects (see below). Then return to Temple for an old fashion picnic and Tikkum Olam art project with Jay Wolf Schlossberg-Cohen will wrap up the weekend. Register online Mitzvah Day Brochure Pictures from previous Temple Mitzvah Day Request information by email | Tell a friend

Temple Emanuel Night at Frederick Keys (6/14/08) Temple Emanuel Night at Frederick Keys. Saturday, June 14, 2008. Game starts at 6 PM, fireworks following the game. $8.00 per person. There are a limited number of tickets that can be had on a first-come, first-served basis. Please send your check, with name, phone number and e-mail address to Temple. Specific questions should be addressed to Warren Naviasky. Request information by email | Tell a friend

Cemetery Arrangements The loss of a family member is difficult to bear. The burden is greater for loved ones when they must make hasty decisions about choosing burial plots. Give yourself and your loved ones peace of mind by making those decisions in advance. Baltimore Hebrew Congregation and Temple Oheb Shalom have offered members here burial privileges at their locations on Berrymans Lane, Belair Road (BHC), and O'Donnell Street (TOS). They are offering plots to Temple Emanuel members at member costs. If you are interested in obtaining additional information or pricing, please contact Jo Ann at Baltimore Hebrew Congregation, (410) 764-1587, ext. 223 or Jesse Harris at Temple Oheb Shalom, (410) 358-0105. Request information by email | Tell a friend

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