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Temple Emeth

Temple Emeth, founded in 1939, is the first Conservative Temple native to Chestnut Hill. We are proud of over a half century of service to our membership and the Jewish community.

Our programs, in their scope and diversity, are predicated on a broad range of needs - from toddler and nursery, to K, K1 and 6 grades of Religious School through youth activities, adult education forums featuring Rabbi Alan Turetz, Samara Katz our D.C.L., Cantor Michael McCloskey, our Cantor-Educator, Rabbi Navah Levine, Rabbi-Educator, community events and guest lectures.

Above all, what unites us is a shared sense of caring for each other as a Temple family and concern beyond ourselves for the Jewish people everywhere.

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Temple Emeth

Finding Strength in Tragedy

By Rabbi Alan Turetz We are each shaken by yesterday's unimaginable cataclysm. Joy, freedom, independence, fellowship; all seem fertile ground for evil and madness to... Read More
(Forgetting to) Count the Omer

(Forgetting to) Count the Omer

By Rabbi Navah Levine Rabbi-Educator, Temple Emeth At this time of year, Jews around the world are Counting the Omer, counting the days between Passover... Read More
Support Yad Chessed at Purim

Support Yad Chessed at Purim

By Samara Katz Director of Congregational Learning, Temple Emeth "To him who has the means and refuses the needy, the Holy One says: Bear in... Read More
Posted in: Social Activism
Make Believe This Purim

Make Believe This Purim

By Rabbi Navah Levine Rabbi-Educator, Temple Emeth The day after my son was born, an article published in USA Today carried the following title: “Is... Read More
Posted in: Kids & Parenting
Cantor-Plex: The Jewish Family

Cantor-Plex: The Jewish Family

By Ray Feller Ray Feller and her husband, Cantor Michael McCloskey, run the Cantor-Plex Film Festival at Temple Emeth in Chestnut Hill. The next session... Read More
Posted in: Arts & Culture
Tu B'Shevat and Environmental Stewardship

Tu B'Shevat and Environmental Stewardship

By Cantor Michael McCloskey Cantor-Educator, Temple Emeth Adonai Elohim planted a garden in Eden toward the East, and the human which He formed, He placed... Read More
Posted in: Social Activism
A Re-New-Able New Year

A Re-New-Able New Year

By Samara Katz Director of Congregational Learning, Temple Emeth A new secular year begins with much noise about making resolutions, changing direction and starting anew.... Read More
Posted in: Social Activism
How the Jews Transposed Broadway

How the Jews Transposed Broadway

Broadway Musicals: A Jewish Legacy, the new PBS documentary scheduled to air on January 1, explores the unique role of Jewish composers and lyricists in... Read More
Posted in: Arts & Culture
1000 Latkes!

1000 Latkes!

That is how many white and sweet potato pancakes Liora Kushner made this year on the second night of Chanukah, to feed 200 guests at... Read More
Posted in: Food
Chanukah Heroes and Heroines

Chanukah Heroes and Heroines

By Rabbi Alan Turetz Over the centuries, Chanukah has been imbued with a variety of meanings, mirroring the realities of different periods in our history.... Read More
 
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Temple Emeth
194 Grove Street
Chestnut Hill
Brookline, MA 02467
(617) 469-9400

http://www.templeemeth.org

Your Support

Temple Emeth relies on community donations to fund its programs and services. Your support would be greatly appreciated.

Donations are accepted on an external website

Our Events

8:15 PM - 9:15 PM
Thursday, May 23, 2013

Israeli Dancing

Cost: $8.00 - Registration is required.
$8.00 per class or $48 for eight classes
8:30 AM - 10:00 AM
Wednesday, May 29, 2013

Hebrew for Adults

Cost: FREE - Registration is required.
8:15 PM - 9:15 PM
Thursday, May 30, 2013

Israeli Dancing

Cost: $8.00 - Registration is required.
$8.00 per class or $48 for eight classes
10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
Saturday, June 01, 2013

Perachim Tot Shabbat

Cost: FREE - Registration not required.
10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
Sunday, June 02, 2013

Family Israeli Dancing

Cost: FREE - Registration is required.

Did you know?

Our Nursery School interweaves secular and Judaic values and curriculum and offers expanded hours, including an Afternoon Enrichment Program.