10 Reasons to Join Congregation Emeth
10 Reasons to Join Congregation Emeth
1. You will become part of an extended family. Most of us live far away from relatives and the places where we grew up. We have found an extended family in the warm and caring Congregation Emeth community.
2. You will become part of a group of spiritual seekers. Members of Congregation Emeth come from a variety of backgrounds: traditional, liberal and secular Jewish upbringing. All traditions are welcome.
3. Approximately half of our families are interfaith. Non-Jewish spouses or partners are respected, accepted and included.
4. You will demonstrate to your children the importance of being part of something larger than yourself. Through Congregation Emeth, become attached to almost 6000 years of Jewish history and tradition.
5, You will have the support, counsel, and guidance of a rabbi who will assist you in challenging times and life-cycle events. Rabbi Dantowitz also will provide you with support and tutelage concerning Judaic identity and education.
6. You will have people nearby to celebrate with you in times of joy and comfort you in times of sorrow.
7. You will have opportunities to volunteer your service to both the synagogue and the greater community.
8. You will help your children learn Jewish values, history and tradition. For children who have no other Jews in their public school classroom, their relationships with Emeth children will forge a tight bond that will endure throughout their school years and beyond.
9. You will receive complementary High Holy Days tickets for you and your household; discounted facility rental fees; opportunities to enroll your children in our member-only Jewish Studies and Hebrew Studies; and eligibility to receive bar/bat mitzvah instruction for you and your children.
10, And let's not forget food. Where else in the South Valley will you find kugel at a potluck supper or argue about whether chocolate belongs in hamantaschen?
Questions about membership? Please contact us at membership@emeth.net
Thu, May 22 2025
24 Iyyar 5785
URJ Summer Learning Opportunities
See the list of upcoming URJ programs or classes to explore Jewish life, traditions, values and identity in a space that celebrates your whole self. These programs affirm people from all backgrounds and are LGBTQ+ friendly.
Upcoming Events
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Friday ,
MayMay 23 , 2025
Friday, May 23rd 5:30p
Support those in need with home cooked meals on Fridays as part of our collaboration with the Interfaith Community of South County, City of MH and MHPD. The program is called SafePark in Morgan Hill. Emeth contributes dinners each Friday in January and May. Questions? Email Emeth's SafePark Dinner Coordinator Natalie Brisbin at safepark@emeth.net. Read more about the SafePark program here: https://www.thecompassioncenter.org/safe-parking -
Friday ,
MayMay 23 , 2025
Friday, May 23rd 7:00p to Shabbat, May 24th 12:00p
Enjoy Shabbat at home this evening -
Wednesday ,
MayMay 28 , 2025
Wednesday, May 28th 7:00p to 8:30p
Emeth program in partnership with JCRC Bay Area. -
Friday ,
MayMay 30 , 2025
Friday, May 30th 5:30p
Support those in need with home cooked meals on Fridays as part of our collaboration with the Interfaith Community of South County, City of MH and MHPD. The program is called SafePark in Morgan Hill. Emeth contributes dinners each Friday in January and May. Questions? Email Emeth's SafePark Dinner Coordinator Natalie Brisbin at safepark@emeth.net. Read more about the SafePark program here: https://www.thecompassioncenter.org/safe-parking -
Saturday ,
MayMay 31 , 2025
Shabbat, May 31st 10:00a to 12:00p
Shabbat Morning Service -
Sunday ,
JunJune 1 , 2025
Sunday, Jun 1st 10:30a to 12:00p
All the Women of Emeth are invited to a celebration honoring Patty Baggese and Marilyn Freund for twenty years of leadership. We will gather on June 1st at 10am for brunch and an opportunity to to honor Patty and Marilyn for their dedicated leadership. Throughout the past 20 years Patty and Marilyn have created a welcoming culture as they planned opportunities for Emeth members to participate in a vast variety of events from serious study to just having fun together. Please put the date June 1st on your calendar. We hope to welcome all of the women of Emeth! -
Sunday ,
JunJune 1 , 2025
Sunday, Jun 1st 5:00p to 7:00p
On Sunday/Monday, June 1 and 2, we will celebrate the holiday of Shavuot. There is a tradition of late-night studying to accompany the holiday, called Tikkun Leil Shavuot, and I am proud to promote a wonderful study opportunity for members of our congregation produced in partnership with URJ Small Congregations. On that evening, there will be about 25 learning blocks spread over different hours where you can join by Zoom. It just so happens that I will be teaching a class at 8:00 PM PT that night - and I welcome members of our congregation to join me. But you may choose any class/classes that interest you throughout the programming. If you would like to join me, it would be great to see you online as we welcome friends from around the country. I invite you to register for the program so you can receive the link where all of the classes will be listed closer to the night of the program. REGISTER AT: https://urj.tfaforms.net/901?id=701UG00000Nkbk6 -
Friday ,
JunJune 6 , 2025
Friday, Jun 6th 7:00p to 8:30p
Shabbat Friday Night Service -
Wednesday ,
JunJune 11 , 2025
Wednesday, Jun 11th 7:00p to 8:30p
Elizabeth Mandel will lead our discussion on the book, Tap Dancing on Everest: A Young Doctor's Unlikely Adventure by Dr. Mimi Zieman. Please register to receive the zoom link. Dr. Mimi Zieman was 25 and in her third year of medical school when she made a courageous but unexpected decision: She would join four climbers as they attempted a new route up the rarely traversed East Face of Mount Everest, the highest mountain in the world above sea level. The ascent would be without sherpas, guides or supplemental oxygen to deal with the thinning air at extreme altitudes. She would be the only woman and the only medical support on the ascent.The book also explores how her Jewish identity, shaped by a father who survived the Holocaust and an Israeli mother who immigrated to the United States, provided her with the stamina and spirituality to overcome the mental and physical challenges of the Everest expedition. (Hadassah Magazine) -
Friday ,
JunJune 13 , 2025
Friday, Jun 13th 7:00p to Shabbat, Jun 14th 12:00p
Enjoy Shabbat at home this evening
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