I don’t worry about antisemitism from white nationalists, skinheads, or neo-Nazis. I can identify that form of antisemitism a mile away. Those kinds of people who hate Jews aren’t shy to admit their beliefs. What worries me, what keeps me up at night, are the folks who cloak their antisemitism under the garb of social justice. For my entire life, social justice was on the banner of my Jewish identity. I grew up on a steady diet of helping the hungry, the poor, and the orphans, all as a manifestation of my Jewish identity. I marched for reproductive rights, for LGBTQ causes, and against racism—and I will continue to do so. What’s changed is that many of the same folks who marched alongside me now see my Zionist beliefs as the problem.
7:30pm - Shabbat Service with Rabbi Colbert and Cantorial Soloist, Jessica Tillem Followed by Oneg in the Lobby Open to members and the community Diamond Family Chapel Join us in person or on Facebook Live
April 27 - Saturday
8:30am - Kaddish Minyan Service with Rabbi Colbert Diamond Family Chapel Join us in person | Zoom
9:00am - Chevrah Torah - Torah Study with Rabbi Colbert No prior learning necessary Diamond Family Chapel Join us in person | Zoom
11:00am - Passover Tot Shabbat with Rabbi Max and Rabbi Rachael For baby through 5 yrs and their loving adults Brill Youth Sanctuary Register
April 28 - Sunday 9:00am - Diamond Family Religious School
4:00pm - Disrupting Anti-Jewish Ideas in the Current Political Climate Large Social Hall Register
7:30pm - NextDor Women's Book Club For women in their 20s and 30s Home of Rabbi Rachael Miller Please email Rabbi to to let her know you are coming
April 29 - Monday - Last day of Passover - Office Closed 9:00am - Passover Yizkor with Rabbi Rachael Diamond Family Chapel
7:00pm - Briefing: Understanding Antisemitism in the Current Political Climate Large Social Hall Register
April 30 - Tuesday 7:00pm - Jews and Booze with Rabbi Max - online and in-person Diamond Family Chapel Register
May 1 - Wednesday
12:00pm - Jews and Booze with Rabbi Max - in-person Diamond Family Chapel Register
7:00pm - Tribe: We Go Out at Bar(n) For women in their 30s, 40s and 50s Bar{n} booze {n} bites - 5521 Chamblee Dunwoody Road Register
May 2 - Thursday
10:30am - Booming Sababa Spring Walk For active adults 60+ Cochran Shoals - end of Columns Drive, Marietta, Ga Register
11:00am - Sisterhood Book Club Open to all women at TE Diamond Family Chapel Register
2:00pm - Temple Mah Jongg Open to all TE members Diamond Family Chapel Register
Did you know that for several years Temple Emanu-El has had a small, but very active Green Team working to limit Temple Emanu-El’s climate impact and to provide environmental education and inspiration to our community? We are charter members of Adamah, the largest Jewish environmental organization in North America. Adamah’s mission is to cultivate vibrant Jewish life in deep connection with the earth.
We are looking for new members to help us achieve our goals for this year and beyond. If you are interested in joining us, please send an email to Robert Wittenstein to receive an invite to our next Zoom meeting on May 14th at 3:30pm.
Help us move Temple Emanu-El forward in our efforts to create culture change and climate action.