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Shabbat
Exuberant, harmonious singing, teaching and discussions, meditation, drumming and chanting are all part of Shabbat at Emanu-El. We welcome Shabbat with a traditional Kabbalat Shabbat service, and once a month Young Families join in EKS (early Kabbalat Shabbat) with little ones who are becoming familiar with the prayers and melodies and getting to feel comfortable in Temple.
A typical Shabbat morning offers and early Shaharit service at 8 a.m., Junior Congregation in the Chapel or a Family Service in the Vestry. At the Main Service in the Sanctuary, B’nai Mitzvah participate in the regular Shabbat services. They recognize that they are becoming adult members of a thriving congregation, which takes pride in their accomplishments and shares the joy of their simha.
Minyan Hadash
Minyan Hadash is an exciting new addition to Shabbat morning davening at Temple Emanu-El. It will meet the 2nd and 4th Shabbat of each month at 10:00 a.m. and will finish in time to join together with the entire congregation for Kiddush. We will not meet during the times of the Chagim and will resume twice a month starting on November 11th. The style of the minyan will be a lay-led, traditional, egalitarian, informal, warm and spirited service. Different people will be leading the various parts of the service and volunteers are always welcome. The service will include a full Torah reading, a very brief D'var Torah, and all of the other parts of the service. People of all ages are welcomed and encouraged to join in and participate. If you have any further questions or wish to lead part of a service or do a Torah reading, please contact the Minyan at: teminyan@gmail.com.
Soulful Shabbat
Shabbat comes each week to remind us that meaning in our lives lies not in what we accomplish but in being part of the universe. But how can we do this spiritual work?
Soulful Shabbat is a Saturday morning worship experience that creates a space for pause and reflection by simplifying and slowing down the traditional Shabbat service.
Soulful Shabbat emphasizes silence, quiet melody, meditation, and movement, along with traditional davening and Torah study.
Soulful Shabbat is led by Rabbi Alan Flam and meets on the third Shabbat of each month in the Goldberg Foyer beginning at 10 AM.
Kappy's Kids
Formerly known as Beit Yeladim, Kappy's Kids is our pre-school Shabbat room which is open for pre-schoolers from birth to 7 years old(children under 3 must be accompained by an adult) open from 10 am - 12:15 pm. This program of prayer, stories, songs, and activities is led by Alyse Teitelbaum, an experienced pre-school teacher, with the assistance of our teen aides. The program is offered weekly and is generously funded by the Kapstein family through the Gladys and Sherwin Kapstein Fund.
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