קהילת עמנו אל

K’hilat Imanu El – Our Emanu-El Congregation

תורה

Torah
Study

עבודה

Avodah
Celebration

תקון אולם

Tikkun Olam
Mending the World



Shalom and thanks for visiting our Temple Emanu-El website

We are a Reform Jewish Congregation in Rochester, New York. Our members are Jews by birth, Jews by choice, and those drawn to Judaism, including multiracial, LGBTQ+, and interfaith households. We see ourselves as a family, where everyone’s participation is sought and appreciated. We invite you to attend our services and events, and share in our warm, informal approach to Reform Judaism.


Coming Up at Temple Emanu-El

Chevre Torah Study Group In-Person and Online

Sat, Feb 15, 9am at the JCC and via Zoom

Morning Shabbat Service

Sat, Feb 15, 10:30am in the TechAge Room at the JCC

Adult Education Brunch – Judy Livingston – Start with YES

POSTPONED due to weather advisory

Temple Emanu-El Board of Trustees Meeting Online

Tues, Feb 18, 7pm via Zoom

Shabbat Service

Fri, Feb 21, 7pm at the JCC

Chevre Torah Study Groups Online

Sat, Feb 22, 10am and 11:05am via Zoom

Hamentaschen Baking

Sun, Feb 23, 10am at the JCC

Sit ‘n Stitch

Tues, Feb 25, 10:30am at the JCC

See Our Full Calendar of Services and Events


Rabbi Drorah Setel’s Feb 12 Message

In Judaism, trees hold profound spiritual significance, symbolizing life, growth, and the interconnectedness of creation. The Torah frequently references trees, starting with the Tree of Life in the Garden of Eden, which represents divine wisdom and the potential for spiritual enlightenment. This imagery underscores the belief that trees are not merely physical entities but also embody deeper spiritual truths.

Read Rabbi Setel’s Complete Message


Covid

During our services, holiday celebrations, and events, masks and social distance seating are available upon request.

California Wildfires

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TigerChat

TigerChat is a phone app that allows you to converse with or listen to another person or group using automatic speech recognition (ASR) technology that converts spoken words into typed text. The app was designed to work on the RIT campus, and RIT has extended it so that it now also works in the JCC.

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