Temple Beth Emeth

Let’s work on Hebrew! Whether you are looking for a refresher on the Hebrew letters and vowels or you have no idea how to tell an Aleph from a Bet, this class is for you! We will review the basics of reading Hebrew and learn the meanings of key words that frequently appear in our […]

TBE families are invited to a fun, creative hour of flag-making to celebrate Simchat Torah! Children under 10 years of age are expected to have an adult present with them during this event. Questions? email: rwilson@templebethemeth.org.

While a small number of psalms are woven into our prayer services, few of us have engaged broadly or deeply with the Book of Psalms. Join Rabbi Chelsea in an exploration of this piece of our shared canon, with an emphasis on forging a personal relationship to such poetry today. This 4-part series is also […]

Looking for a volunteer opportunity to engage in as a family? TBE's Caring Community group provides meals to members in times of transition and need. Your family can contribute to these efforts by preparing delicious meals together at TBE. Come enjoy a pizza lunch yourselves and then prep food to support others. Recipes and ingredients […]

This HalloWeekend, join TBE in exploring things that go bump in the night. Resident Jewish monster expert Jack Zaientz is back, joined by a band of other spooky storytellers, with a new set of tales from our tradition about demons and magic. We will begin with havdalah, and there will be an indoor campfire, mulled wine, […]

Psalms are a key piece of our shared canon, adding depth to Jewish liturgy and enriching the worship experience. Still, this prayerful poetry is not understood or utilized to its full potential. To You I Call: Psalms Throughout Our Lives by Rabbi Jade Sank Ross is a new book that inspires readers to connect to psalms in […]

We can feel healthier and happier by having relationships with people of different ages. But how and why? Join Debbie Merion and Ann S. Epstein as together we identify opportunities and strategies to nurture and sustain cross-age connections with family, friends, colleagues, and the broader community (including TBE) as we age.

Join us for a program led by our clergy, that will include songs by our joint choirs, and a dessert potluck. Bring a bag of uncooked white rice as a donation for our community contribution to the food pantry. Please bring a snack or dessert to pass.

We offer holiday must-have items such as Hanukkah, a wide variety of candles, fair trade gelt, holiday inspired jewelry, children's toys & books in addition to Judaica of all types. 11/28 and 12/05 from 11 am-6 pm. 11/30 and 12/07 from 3-7 pm.

We offer holiday must-have items such as Hanukkah, a wide variety of candles, fair trade gelt, holiday inspired jewelry, children's toys & books in addition to Judaica of all types. 11/28 and 12/05 from 11 am-6 pm. 11/30 and 12/07 from 3-7 pm.

We offer holiday must-have items such as Hanukkah, a wide variety of candles, fair trade gelt, holiday inspired jewelry, children's toys & books in addition to Judaica of all types. 11/28 and 12/05 from 11 am-6 pm. 11/30 and 12/07 from 3-7 pm.

Calling all comics, singers, dancers, magicians, ventriloquists...everyone with a talent or cool skill can apply to join the lineup! congregants of all ages are warmly invited to perform, watch, mingle, and nosh at an entertaining evening together! Light dinner to follow.

We offer holiday must-have items such as Hanukkah, a wide variety of candles, fair trade gelt, holiday inspired jewelry, children's toys & books in addition to Judaica of all types. 11/28 and 12/05 from 11 am-6 pm. 11/30 and 12/07 from 3-7 pm.

Renaissance Group Annual Hanukkah Party. December 14 at 4 PM at Chapel Hill Condos. $5 per person. Bring a dish to pass (appetizer, main dish, or dessert) and White Elephant Gift.

TBE's Hanukkah Party! December 14 from 5-6:30 PM in the Social Hall. Join us for Dreidel Games, Cookie Decorating, Pin the Shamash on the Hannukiah, treats for kids and adults, and Hanukkah Singing!

Menorah Lighting and Hanukkah Celebration in Downtown Plymouth. December 15 at 5 PM at Kellogg Park. Join us in lighting the Hanukkah candles and listening to traditional stories and songs.

Brotherhood Latke Dinner. December 19 at 5 PM, Shabbat to follow at 6:30 PM. RSVP by 12/18. $15 per person, $10 for children 10 and under. Latkes, Sour Cream, Applesauce, Tuna Salad, Tossed Salad, Mac & Cheese, plus nuggets and fish sticks for kids! This dinner replaces Tot Shabbat that week.