Our goal is to be a haven where we find comfort, experience joy, and develop insight through Jewish teachings and tradition so that we might lead lives of purpose and holiness.
Our full name refers to the exercising of free speech from the pulpit, a right our founding rabbi was denied by his former synagogue.
Keeping with the congregation’s commitment to freedom and liberty for all, champions of progressive ideas have found a welcome place on Beth Emet’s bimah (pulpit), including Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in 1958.
“Create for Me a sanctuary that I may dwell among them.”
ועשו לי מקדש ושכנתי בתוכם
Wrestle with our understanding of God and what it means to be in relationship with God.
Connect with tradition and one another through prayer and spiritual practices.
Create a welcoming, inclusive, and caring community.
Share our gifts and know that all have gifts to share.
Strive to help each other grow.
Explore our history and our efforts to build a welcoming community.
Our Story Inclusivity
