Temple Emanu-El Happenings
Highlights

Join Rabbi Magat for a new Torah segment called " A Bissel of Torah". This is an opportunity for a 2 minute Torah Study with Rabbi as we look at the Parasha of the week, and see how we can apply it to our life and learn any teachings. 

A Bissel of Torah with Rabbi Magat, Ep. 22: Vayikra
Service & Event Times

For the safety of others, we are strongly recommending that all attendees wear a mask when not actively eating or drinking.

🚧 Entering Temple During Construction 🚧

If you're coming to visit during business hours Monday-Friday, please enter through the kitchen door, down at the end of the parking lot, on Myrtle St.


Please note that the Myrtle St. sidewalk will be inaccessible next week.


If you are attending services or events, please enter through the front doors on University Ave.


Questions? Contact us at admin@templesanjose.org

Zoom Shabbat at Home

Fri., Mar. 24th

6:30PM

Shabbaton led by Shomrim

Sat., Mar. 25th

9:00AM

Brotherhood Dinner

Sat., Mar. 25th

6:00PM


Chat with the Rabbi

Tues., Mar. 28th

12:00PM


Rock Shabbat Appetizer Reception

Fri., Mar. 31st

6:00PM

Erev Rock Shabbat Service

Fri., Mar. 31st

7:00PM

Shabbat in Nature

Sat., Apr. 1st

9:00AM

Sisterhood Game Night

Sun., Apr. 2nd

6:00PM

Chat with the Rabbi

Tues., Apr. 4th

12:00PM

Israeli Dancing

Tues., Apr. 4th

7:30PM

Second Night Community Passover Seder

Thurs., Apr. 6th

6:00PM

Erev Shabbat Video Service

Fri., Apr. 7th

6:00PM

Great Questions Discussion Group

Sun., Apr. 9th

12:30PM

Second Night Community Passover Seder

Thurs., Apr. 6th

6:00PM

Erev Shabbat Video Service

Fri., Apr. 7th

6:00PM

Important Upcoming Events

YEF Campership Application

DEADLINE: Friday, March 24th!


The time to register for Summer Camp is here, and Temple Emanu-El wants to make sure you can attend the camp you'd like. Please fill out this Campership Application if you would like a scholarship to attend your favorite camp. Click below for more details & information.


Apply Here!

Belong Project Survey

Survey Deadline March 30th


We want to hear from you and learn about your experiences at Temple Emanu-El and how connected you feel to our community. Below is a link to a survey that will take about 10 minutes to complete. Your responses are anonymous and will provide us with invaluable information that we will use to improve how we operate our Temple and support our members.


Take the Survey Here

Community Second Night Passover Seder

REGISTRATION DEADLINE MARCH 30th!


Come tell story of Exodus with Rabbi Magat & Cantor Shafirtz at our Second Night Community Seder.


We are excited to have Deliciously Yours Catering (by Lucy Fried) cater our Seder!


All ages, members & non members, are invited to join us at Temple Emanu-El for this tradition!


Register for your seat here!

Erev Shabbat At Home Service

Friday // March 24th, 7:00pm //Zoom


Shabbat Shalom! This evening's service will be led by Rabbi Magat and Cantor Shafritz on Zoom. You are invited to join us from your home for Shabbat prayers and songs.



Pray with us here

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Shabbaton Led By Shomrim

Saturday // March 25th, 9:00am // In Person


We invite you to join our Religious School students as they lead morning services. Today's service will be led by our Shomrim (6th Grade) students. Please register below to attend morning Services.



Spend Shabbat Morning with us

Brotherhood Dinner

Saturday // March 25th, 4:30pm // In Person


Brotherhood is hosting their dinner, catered by Dish Dash, which is Mediterranean cuisine. There will be both poultry and vegetarian dishes. Please bring any drink you would like (non-alcoholic or alcoholic) as only water and some club soda will be provided. While we will have some dessert, guests are encouraged to bring their own to share with everyone.



Grab a bite with Brotherhood

Stichers & Shmooze

Sunday // March 26th, 9:30am // In Person


Calling all Stitchers! Please join us for our upcoming sewing/ knitting/ quilting/stitching group on March 26th at 10:00am in the BFR. Come stitch and shmooze! Bring your own project to work on, hope to see you there!



Schmooze with us!

Rock Shabbat with Appetizer Reception

Friday // March 31st, 6:00pm // In Person


Get ready for our next Rock Shabbat Service! We're excited to bring you dancing tunes from Rabbi Magt, Cantor Shafritz & our Rock Shabbat Band! Invite your whole family for this electric evening of prayer and song.


Reception at 6pm

Service at 7pm


Grab a bite and rock out on Shabbat

Shabbat in Nature

Saturday // April 1st, 9:00am // In person


Join us for a springtime Shabbat in Nature. Join Clergy and Docent Naturalists Nancy Weintraub and Helena Cohen to celebrate spring and back by popular demand visit Skyline Ridge Open Space Preserve on April 1 (no kidding!) from 9 am - 1 pm. You will enjoy a leisurely hike high above the valley and enjoy the many delights and spectacular views that nature has to offer. You will explore Horseshoe Loop, Ipiwa and Sunny Jim Trails.



Come hike here!

Volunteer Opportunities

Are you looking for ways to get involved in the Temple Emanu-El family? Are you looking to do Mitzvah?


Opportunities including helping out on Friday afternoons to prepare the Oneg Platters for Shabbat Services.


If you want to help out, please email us and we pair you up with the perfect opportunity. Email us at admin@templesanjose.org to sign up


Please check date availability here


Community Events

Mini Matzah Factory @ Yavneh Day School

Sunday, March 26th // 2pm // In Person


Join us for an afternoon of matzah making! There will be hands on matzah making fun for children PreK – 3rd Grade and their families. There will also be snacks, crafts, and a story time with Tami from PJ Library.



Questions? Email Lauren Carlinsky, Yavneh Day School Director of Admissions, admissions@yavnehdayschool.org


Register Today!

Holocaust/Tolerance Education Exhibit at Temple Emanu-El - Free Museum

April 13 - 20th// 10am // In Person


CHAIM will be at Temple Emanu-El for 3 weeks during the month of April. The purpose of CHAIM is to teach about tolerance and empathy through the lens of the Holocaust. The CHAIM exhibit is appropriate for Jewish kids 5th grade and up, and non-Jews kids 7th and up. This is an important topic for our times.

More Info Here!

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