Temple Emanu-El Happenings | |
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. | |
For the safety of others, we are strongly recommending that all attendees wear a mask when not actively eating or drinking. | |
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Our Annual Meeting is coming up on June 4th, and our End Of Year Slideshow will be shared for everyone to see. If you have any photos of events you've attende throughout the year, please email your photos to oliver@templesanjose.org | | |
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🚧 Entering Temple During Construction 🚧
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EXCITING NEWS!
The Myrtle Street door is open again! We are happy to welcome all visitors and guests through the side door. Please be sure to use the buzzer next to the door to contact the office.
Please be aware that it is still an active construction zone, so be careful while walking around.
If you are attending services or events, please enter through the front doors on University Ave.
Questions? Contact us at admin@templesanjose.org
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Friday // May 12th, 7:00pm // In Person & Streamed
Shabbat Shalom! You're invited to our Erev Shabbat Service. Tonight's experience will be a multi-access service, with options to either attend in person, or watch online. We look forward to seeing you there!
Pray With Us Here
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Great Questions Discussion Group | |
Tuesday // May 16th, 10:00am // In Person
The topic for discussion for the Great Questions Group will be Orthodox Christianity. We will explore the major theological tenets and cultural dynamics of that religion. The focus will be comparison of Orthodox Christianity to other Christian denominations and to Judaism. We will look at trends, both in the United States and worldwide, especially in Eastern Europe.
Register Here
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Thursday // May 18th, 7:00pm // Zoom
Are you a Jew by Choice or Thinking of Converting? Join us to ask questions, share triumphs and challenges, and continue to explore your journey with Judaism in a safe place. We recognize that the experiences of those who convert to Judaism are by no means monolithic and thus our sharing will lead to enriching conversations. All are welcome.
Sign Up Here
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Friday // May 19th, 6:00pm // In Person
Shabbat Shalom! We are excited to be hosting in-person Tot Shabbat services! This is a wonderful opportunity for you and your family to experience Shabbat with Rabbi Magat and Cantor Shafritz. Ths service is designed for families with young children. Afterwards, feel free to enjoy a dinner, provided by our Sisterhood.
Attend Shabbat Here
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Saturday // May 20th, 7:00pm // In Person
On May 20th the Green Team will be recognizing our members who completed the Climate Smart Challenge, indulging in a wonderful dinner, and enjoying an entertaining movie. Everyone is welcome. Please RSVP so we can plan accordingly.
Celebrate with us here
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20/20 Vision Project
Sneak Peek
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Sunday // May 21st, 9:00am // In Person
2020 Vision is Temple Emanu-El’s MASSIVE renovation project and we have made a HUGE amount of progress in the last several months. It is just FABULOUS- like night and day compared to our old look.
Maybe you’re not familiar with 2020 Vision, or maybe you are ? Come by for a sneak peak on Sunday May 21, 9am to 10:30 am at Temple and we’ll show you around. There will be a gourmet coffee cart for your favorite morning beverages and noshes as well.
Sneak a Peek of the Temple Here
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Sunday // May 21st, 3:00pm // In Person
Come hang out, grab a drink, and socialize with all your Temple Emanu-El friends! We'll be at a local brewery having a great time with delicious snacks and more. Please register below to attend. Cost is $18/pp.
Register for drinks here
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Erev Shavuot Confirmation Service | |
Thursday // May 25th, 7:00pm // In Person
Rabbi Magat, Cantor Shafritz & the rest of the Temple Emanu-El Congregation would like to wish a Mazel Tov to the Confirmation Class of 5783. We are all very proud of the leaders you have become and the examples that you set both at Temple and in our Community. We invite you to join these students for a special, meaningful, Erev Shavuot Confirmation Service
Join Our Confirmands Here
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Thursday // May 25th, 9:00pm // Zoom
Save the date for Tikkun Leil Shavuot. On the night of the festival of Shavuot (the first night of Shavuot in the diaspora), it is traditional for Jews to stay up and learn Torah – a centuries-old custom known as Tikkun Leil Shavuot. We invite you to spend this evening with us as we hold a Torah study and discuss different passages, and how they apply to our daily lives.
Register for drinks here
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Friday // May 26th, 9:00am //In Person
Shavuot (falling this year on May 25th & 26th) is the festival of the first fruits of the spring harvest, and a time for us to recommit to our faith as we celebrate the receiving of the Ten Commandments at Sinai. We mark this holiday with worship, reading Torah, late night study, and traditionally, eating all things dairy!
Click here to join us for breakfast
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Shabbat in Nature - Camping Edition | |
Saturday - Sunday // June 24 -25 // In person
Come join us for this very special, and first of it's kind, Shabbat in Nature Camping experience! We'll be spending the weekend in the woods at Portola Redwoods State Park, Saturday June 24 to Sunday June 25. Space is limited, so please register below.
Come Camp With Us Here
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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
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Holocaust/Tolerance Education Exhibit at Temple Emanu-El - Free Museum | |
NOW OPEN INDEFINITELY!
We are excited to announce that the CHAIM exhibit now a temporary home at Temple Emanu-El.
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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Jewish Family And Children's Services: Dynamic, Interactive Parenting Classes and Workshops | |
Get expert guidance concerning everything from behavior and temperament to discipline and limit-setting while connecting with other parents. Join our parent support groups, ongoing baby classes, and workshops on divorce and single parenting. Search by topic, location, or your child’s age group below.
Register Here
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Sunday // May 21st, 1-4 pm // In Person
Do you enjoy watching Antique Roadshow with its descriptions and estimations of the value of unique and special items? Then you’ll LOVE being a part of Beth David’s Judaica Road Showcase! Professional Judaica appraiser, Ms. Emily Baer, will select items from pictures submitted beforehand to discuss and give an estimate for auction and insurance value.
Reserve a spot here!
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Temple Emanu-El
1010 University Avenue
San Jose, CA 95126
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Need help? Contact us!
(408) 292-0939
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