Lay-Led Monday Minyan
9:30 am | In-Person at Temple Emanuel
Join a small group of us as we kick off the week with prayer and camaraderie. Along the way we share our joys, sorrows, news of our families, prayer requests and other experiences that draw us into community.
No RSVP is required. All are welcome!
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Religious School in Session - Online Only
5:15pm
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Religious School in Session
4:15pm
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Temple Emanuel Author Series
6:00 pm
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Adult Education Series
7:00 pm
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**Participation in the first session is NOT a requirement to join the second session! | |
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Erev Shabbat Services with Rabbi Cookie Lea Olshein and special guests, accompanied by Dr. Jeremy Peterman on the piano.
6:30pm | Live and Interactive on Zoom or In Person via RSVP
Meeting ID: 916 3232 7896 | Passcode: shalom
Join Rabbi Cookie Lea Olshein and special guests, accompanied by Dr. Jeremy Peterman on the piano, for our Erev Shabbat/Friday night worship service.
All are welcome! Please invite your friends to worship with our community.
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Shabbat Morning Torah Study with Rabbi Cookie Lea Olshein
9:15 am | Live and Interactive on Zoom
Meeting ID: 958 5868 0146 | Passcode: Torah
Each Saturday morning, we gather online to examine the Torah portion assigned to the week through the lens of Mussar, a Jewish ethics-based framework where we work on improving our soul-traits. While searching for new insights regarding how our ancient tradition applies to our modern lives, we use “The Mussar Torah Commentary,” edited by Rabbi Barry Block, as the basis for this year’s discussion. (Please note: While it is not necessary to purchase the book as all materials are provided onscreen, we do encourage you to purchase the book as it is a great resource for further study.)
No prior Torah Study experience required … just hop online and BYOC ("Bring Your Own Coffee")!
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Rachel Bodner will become a Bat Mitzvah on Saturday, February 19th, 2022. Rachel is the daughter of Michele Pearlman and Craig Bodner of Chandler, AZ, and the sister of Evan Bodner. She is the granddaughter of Roz and Arnold Pearlman, also of Chandler, AZ.
Rachel is currently in the seventh grade. When not writing or skateboarding, she enjoys playing basketball, cooking, and watching American Ninja Warriors. For her Mitzvah project, Rachel ran a pet drive where she collected much-needed supplies for R.A.I.N. Rescue, which is a no-kill, non-profit animal rescue organization that helps thousands of cats and dogs throughout the Phoenix Area.
Mazel tov, Rachel!
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Religious School in Session
9:00am | In Person
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Temple Emanuel of Tempe is proud to announce our Mitzvah of the Month program! Providing a monthly opportunity for our congregation to engage in acts of Tikkun Olam, repair of the world, by collecting specific needed items to benefit the charity of the social group's choice. | |
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Looking for Your 2021 Donor Statement?
To request a donor statement, please email jocelyn@emanueloftempe.org and she will reply back to you with your statement(s) as soon as they are available.
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Show Your Love Raffle
Last Chance! Buy your tickets by February 14th!
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Don't Miss this Opportunity!
It's time to "Show Your Love" for Sisterhood
by purchasing tickets for our gift card raffle!
Tickets can be purchased from now
through February 14th
Multiple winners will be drawn
for eight nights, February 7th-14th
You'll have a minimum of 48 chances to win,
and as many as 240 chances!
So "Show Your Love",
buy your tickets,
and we'll let you know
on Facebook
when you've won,
starting February 7th!
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Dan Gordon Camp Scholarship Applications now open!
Deadline to apply is March 14, 2022.
Happening now! | Click here to apply
Each year our Temple offers a scholarship opportunity for children attending summer camp!
The Dan Gordon Camp Scholarship is both a needs and merit-based scholarship opportunity for students in kindergarten through twelfth grade.
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Adult B'nai Mitzvah / Confirmation Program
We are now enrolling for the 2022-2023 Adult B'nai Mitzvah/ Confirmation program.
Curious to learn more?
| Introducing: Torah Bites! | |
A unique "Lunch and Learn" opportunity to discuss different topics important and relevant to living a Jewish life. Our Torah Bites series will be held over ZOOM, from noon-1:00 pm for an interactive online experience.
Click on the dates below to register for each session!
February 23rd - MLK's "I Have A Dream" Speech Through a Jewish Lens
March 15th - Esther and Vashti: Two Jewish (S)Heroes
April 12th - Ethical Wills
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Interested in Joining a Chavurah?
A Chavurah is a social group that meets once a month over Shabbat dinners, date nights, brunches and more! We’ll schmooze, eat, make friends and have fun! Some examples of common Chavurah groups are singles, empty-nesters, interfaith families, etc.
If you are looking to join a Chavurah or interesting in adding to your existing group, please email Janet Phillips for more information.
Janet Phillips
janet.phillips@cox.net
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It's Never Been Easier to Add Names to the Healing List!
If you'd like to add yourself or a loved to the R'fuah List, visit our website and you'll find the form under 'Quick Links' on the home page. You can also follow this link.
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Sundays throughout 2022.
Volunteer to Feed the Hungry in 2022!
I-HELP is an acronym for Interfaith Housing Emergency Lodging Program. It is a program of Tempe Community Action Agency that partners a number of faith communities, clubs, and organizations to combat homelessness. Temple Emanuel is responsible for planning and preparing dinner and lunches for the first two Sundays of each month.
Jim Flegenheimer, Temple Emanuel I-HELP (Interfaith Homeless Emergency Lodging Program) coordinator, is looking for volunteers (and specifically groups of individuals) to cook and serve food (children are welcome, but should be 12 or older) on the following Sundays in 2022:
March 13
April 3
April 10
May 1
May 8
June 5
June 12
July 3
July 10
August 7
August 14
September 4
September 11
October 2
October 9
November 6
November 13
December 4
December 11
We have two no-contact/socially-distant options for volunteers/groups to participate:
1. Prepare at the church (as usual) and have the food delivered on carts by other volunteers
2. Prepare and drop the food off in the parking lot with prearranged volunteers who will then take and pass it out
Please consider volunteering your time to perform this mitzvah, and e-mailing Jim at lpflegy@cox.net.
Click here to read more.
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