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Worship
For virtual access for Friday night services, click here For Saturday morning Kahal services, click here 27-Jul-24 PINCHAS https://www.sefaria.org/Numbers.26.52?lang=bi&aliyot=0 Numbers 26:52-56 Numbers 26:57-62 English Numbers 26:63-28:15 Haftarah Jeremiah 1:1-2:3 …
Congregational Highlights
Beth Emet is delighted to announce that Learning Edge Tutoring and Connections for the Homeless have been selected as the recipients of this year’s Tzedakah Grant Fund! These two exceptional …
News
With six challot entered into the contest, each with a story, this past Friday, we had a wonderful Shabbat dinner and tasting! The winner was “Breadsmith,” made by the Silver …
As migrants arrive at the Wilmette Metra Station, Beth Emet’s Social Justice Task Force will be collecting supplies. As a response to the recent Social Justice Task Force’s informative panel …
Israel
On Sunday, March 17 was the first of a two-part series on Daniel Sokatch’s Book, Can We Talk About Israel?: A Guide for the Curious, Confused, and Conflicted. The second …
Music
Cantor Young’s newest composition, Da L’cha, is set to a Naomi Shemer poem based on words from Rabbi Nachman of Breslov.
Social Justice
Planned Parenthood and the Instituto del Progresso Latino are gathering and assembling toiletries to be given to people using the Shower Up service. Planned Parenthood delivers the articles to the …
In February 2024 the Evanston Interfaith Clergy held a two-day forum entitled, Learning Together: An Interfaith Approach to the War in Gaza, presented by Dr. David Myers and Hussein Ibish. …
Our sixth graders led meaningful Shabbat services with Cantor Young on Friday evening. Rabbi London and parents joined us on Shabbat morning for a day filled with prayer, laughter, learning, …
People of all ages came together for a powerful experience that incorporated prayer, spirituality and yoga. Together more than $9,000 was raised to help the hostage families fund with advocacy …
Let Freedom Read! Banned Books Week is October 1 – 7, 2023 Whether it’s Toni Morrison’s Beloved that opened your heart in high school English class or Michelle Alexander’s New …
When Evanston clergy came together in 1984 to found the city’s first overnight shelter, Rabbi Peter Knobel z”l was at the forefront of the effort. The shelter became the cornerstone …
