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Celebrate Rabbi Brian Immerman’s Installation Weekend at Beth Emet!

Join us November 13–15, 2026, for a joyful weekend of community, music, and meaningful moments as we officially welcome Rabbi Immerman! We’re delighted to welcome his mentor and friend, Rabbi …

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Simchat Torah Brought in the Joy!

     

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Kochavim, Beth Emet’s Youth Choir, Returns

For Children 2nd Grade & Older Does your child love to sing? We’d love to welcome them to KOCHAVIM, a joyful space for kids to build confidence, learn music, and …

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Opening Day at Beit Sefer!

There was much joy inside and outside of the building as Beit Sefer learners and their families were welcomed back for another stellar year of learning, music, and celebration.

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Interfaith Action of Evanston to Honor Beth Emet’s Vision Keeper, Helene Spak

Each year, Interfaith Action of Evanston honors Vision Keepers from our community at an Annual Fundraising Dinner, giving faith communities an opportunity to come together and celebrate common bonds of …

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Oneg in the Sukkah!

What a beautiful evening–and a lovely seven-species-inspired spread–at the Oneg and Dinner on Erev Sukkot.

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B’tzalel Arts & Music Festival Is Here! October, November Lineups

Please see the festival website to register for these one-of-a-kind workshops brought to you by artists from Beth Emet and other area synagogues! Oct 15, 7-9 pm – Am Shalom …

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High Holy Day Services & Sermons

Worship this season has been soulful and uplifting, the music deeply spiritual, and the sermons both thought-provoking and inspiring. Watch the services and take in the sermons below. ROSH HASHANAH …

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Simchat Torah Dinner and Celebration

Our joyful Simchat Torah dinner and celebration take place Friday, October 2! We’ll start with a family-friendly dinner at 5:30 pm, followed by a service with songs and dancing at 6:30 …

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