by Alan Miller Let me preface my remarks by stating that I am so old that my birth certificate is written on papyrus. Having lived through World War II as […]
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by Howard Schneider, Chair Or Emet’s Reverse Tashlich Event is now “Earth Tashlich” Or Emet’s committee has changed the name to Earth Tashlich. The intent is to convey a […]
We’re here when you need a little extra support Or Emet’s Caring Circle (CC) offers simple, practical, short-term assistance and support to members in times of illness, loneliness, loss, and […]
B Mitzvah Presentation by Lila Busby Music has been very important to every part of my life. There is always a song playing. My headphones have never been fully […]
B Mitzvah Presentation by Ilana Binder When I learned what a bat mitzvah was, I didn’t question what it meant or why we were doing it until I started to […]
B Mitzvah Presentation by Leta Young You’ve probably heard of the musical West Side Story about a boy named Tony falling in love with a girl named Maria. The one with […]
B Mitzvah Presentation by Rose King Challah is a braided bread commonly served on Shabbat and other Jewish holidays. It is traditionally slightly sweet, egg-rich, and baked kosher. Challah first […]
On the occasion of Harold’s sixth yahrzeit on July 29, we celebrate his memory and reflect on his pivotal role in the life of Or Emet. Dr. Harold Londer was […]
by Faith Oremland Keshet is the only United States organization working for LGBTQ+ equality in all facets of Jewish life. Keshet (קשת, KEH-shet) is a Hebrew word meaning both “rainbow,” […]
By Mollie Phipps, JCSS Director I’m looking forward to welcoming our Jewish Cultural Sunday School students, teachers and aides in September as we enter our third year at the Twin […]
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