We open the door for Elijah too late in our Passover Seder. According to the Haggadah, we invite the Prophet Elijah into our homes after the meal is over. This is too late! By the end of the seder meal, we’ve told the story of our exodus from Egypt, and all Elijah gets to enjoy is his cup of wine. The Prophet Elijah represents all who have been cast out, and we open the doors of our homes as a symbol that we would welcome anyone. The problem is that the food has been cleared, and the story is nearly over when we welcome newcomers inside.
7:30pm - Shabbat Service with Rabbi Scott Colbert and Cantorial Soloist, Jessica Tillem followed by oneg Open to members and the community Sanctuary Join us in person or on Facebook Live
March 30 - Saturday
8:30am - Kaddish Minyan Service with Rabbi Scott Colbert Diamond Family Chapel Join us in person! | Zoom
9:00am - Chevrah Torah - Torah Study with Rabbi Scott Colbert No prior learning necessary Diamond Family Chapel Join us in person! | Zoom
5:00pm - Mincha Ma'ariv Bat Mitzvah Service with Rabbi Max Miller, Cantorial Soloist Jessica Tillem and Alyssa Medwed Sanctuary Join us in person or on Facebook Live | Youtube Live Mazal tov Alyssa!
March 31 - Sunday NO Diamond Family Religious School April 1 - Monday
7:00pm - Foundations of Prayer with Ilan Weismark Zoom Only Register
March 28 - Thursday
11:00am - Sisterhood Book Club Open to all TE women Diamond Family Chapel Register
2:00pm - Temple Mah Jongg Open to all TE members Diamond Family Chapel Register
BIG EVENTS COMING UP
TEMPLE EMANU-EL'S ANNUAL FUNDRAISER: SPRING FORWARD
