Shabbat at Home
Passover 5785
Passover Day 2 – Monday, April 14th – 16 Nisan 5785 (1st Day of Omer)
Torah Reading: Leviticus 22:26 – 23:44, page 723
Maftir Reading: Numbers 28:16 – 25, page 932
Haftarah Reading: 2 Kings 23:1–9, 23:21 – 25, page 1303
Shabbat Passover/Day 7 – Saturday, April 19th – 21 Nisan 5785 (6th Day of Omer)
Torah Reading: Exodus 13:17 – 14:26, page 399
Maftir Reading: Numbers 28:19 – 25, page 932
Haftarah Reading: Ezekiel 37:1 – 14, page 1310
Passover Day 8 – Sunday, April 20th – 22 Nisan 5785 (7th Day of the Omer)
Torah Reading: Deuteronomy 15:19 – 16:17, page 1080
Maftir Reading: Numbers 28:19 – 25, page 932
Haftarah Reading: Isaiah 10:32 – 12:6, page 1316
The congregants and leadership of TE have been warm and welcoming, and although we have only been members for a short time, TE already feels like home.
- Brittnay Alter 
Our family has found a second home at Temple Emanu-el. For us it is a place for meaningful worship; but also it's a vibrant community that caters to every member of our family. From enriching religious school programs and fun holiday celebrations for our kids, to engaging study sessions and social activities for my husband and me, there's always something happening at the Temple.
- Ruthie Nussbaum 
I can’t believe our Hebrew school journey has come to end. Thank you to all of our Morahs, the Rabbis, Cantor Singer, and Adam who have all made an impact on my Jewish values. I always love learning about where I come from and the traditions we keep. Not to mention the ice cream truck we get rewarded with at the end of the year has made it all worth it. But seriously, learning the stories of our people and seeing how they connect to the traditions my family observes during the holidays has given more meaning to those stories.
- Maya Kent 
I am blessed to have four generations active as members of Temple Emanu-El. Spending time here with my grandkids creating lifelong memories is a priceless gift.
- Robin Miller 
The first time I arrived on the Temple Emanu-El campus I could feel the vibrant and warm energy. I knew immediately that this is where I wanted my children and family to engage in their Jewish life. Since then, we have been blessed to watch our children move through the Temple’s Hebrew school and become Bar and Bat Mitzvahs. Jillian and I have built deep and meaningful friendships with fellow members and the clergy. The energy we felt at the beginning has grown to become a vibrant Jewish light.
- Daniel Herz 