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Selected Works by Contemporary Israeli Writers Sunday, April 19th, 10:00 am–11:30 am Read and discuss the voices shaping modern Israeli literature with Northwestern professor and Beth Emet member Hanna Seltzer. …
MLK Shabbat at Beth Emet | Friday, January 16 | 5:45 pm Oneg | 6:30 pm Service featuring member Matt Feldman speaking about Reparations We are delighted that our very …
By Fiona Rae, Communications Intern Photos courtesy Sam Zakarin, Photography Intern On Friday, December 19th, Beth Emet’s community came together to celebrate Shabbanukah. The event was a wonderful combination of …
There are myriad ways to get involved at Beth Emet. Keep an eye on EmetMail for timely ways to engage. Meanwhile, here are some “evergreen” opportunities we invite you to keep on …
The Soup Kitchen held a very successful Coat drive on Wednesday, December 10th, and it could not have been done without your support! Ninety-two guests dined on chicken stir-fry, rice, …
Poems of Love, War, and Peace Friday, October 31, 11:00 am–12:15 pm Read and discuss the voices shaping modern Israeli literature with Northwestern professor and Beth Emet member Hanna Seltzer. …
There have been many requests to share Rabbi London’s sermons, Cantor Young singing Plowshare with the High Holy Day Choir on Rosh Hashanah, and our Klei Kodesh members’ readings from our Yom …
Recharge and Reconnect at the Beth Emet Community Retreat Friday, December 5 – Sunday, December 7, 2025 Olin Sang Ruby Union Institute (OSRUI) PAYMENT DUE IN FULL BY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER …
You won’t want to miss Beth Emet’s first Shir Shabbat & BEYOND! on Friday, September 5. Come kick off a vibrant new tradition, spearheaded by Cantor Young. To get in …
On Friday, May 30 2025 following a Kabbalat Shabbat service featuring music and liturgy by Israelis and Palestinians, 130 people came together in Beth Emet’s Crown Room to share stories …
On Saturday, the children decorated crowns and swung at pinatas in the shape of numbers “7” and “5.” Cantor Young led the community in celebrating Havdalah, ending with “Be the …
In our liturgy we say to God, lador vador nagid godlecha (from generation to generation we will sing Your praises). It’s a statement of gratitude to God that despite hardship …
