• Welcome to Temple Emanu-El

  • We Welcome You to Our Temple Emanu-El Family

    We are excited to welcome you (and your family) to our Temple family! Our clergy and staff are here to support and guide you throughout your journey at Temple Emanu-El. There are numerous ways to make connections and be involved in our community.


    Our Goal

    Temple Emanu-El is our spiritual home. Our responsibility to the Temple is defined as a covenant, for a covenant implies caring, mutual dedication, and involvement. Our goal is to get to know you, understand your journey that brought you to our Temple, help you make connections and make Temple Emanu-El a second home for you and your family.


    Our Mission Statement

    Temple Emanu-El follows a proud tradition of Reform Judaism with a focus on Torah and worship, education, social action, Jewish culture, Israel and leadership. We work to build meaningful connections through Jewish values, celebrating each person’s unique journey. We strive to be a compassionate and spiritual community dedicated to inclusion.

    Next Steps

    After your membership form is completed, you will start receiving Temple communications so you can learn about upcoming Shabbat services, events, and ways to become involved. We encourage you to come to a Shabbat service, volunteer at an event, get involved in a committee, meet with our clergy, or whatever way you feel most comfortable.

    From all of us at Temple Emanu-El, we welcome you to our family!

    All membership forms are to be accompianed by dues and building fund assesments.

  • About You

    Please tell us about yourself!
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  • About Your Second Head of Household

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  • Your Household Information

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  • About Your Children

    Tell us a little about your children!

  • If you have a child in 4th, 5th, or 6th grade, Bar/Bat Mitzvah dates are given to those registered in Religious School. One you become a member, you will be sent a link to register for the Religious School.

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  • Remembering Your Loved Ones - Yahrzeit

  • It is a mitzvah (commandment) to observe yahrzeit, the anniversary of the day of death, by reciting Kaddish and attending synagogue services. In Reform practice, the names of the dead are often recited in the synagogue on the Shabbat nearest the yahrzeit. While some observe yahrzeit on the anniversary of the secular date of death, you may also observe the Hebrew date depending on your preference.

    Temple Emanu-El will send you a notification on the Yahrzeit of your loved one(s) so you can hear their name be read during Shabbat Services.

  • Other Information

  • If you know of any other families or individuals that you think might be interested in joining the Temple, we'd love to learn about them! Please give us their names, any contact information you may have, and anything else you'd like us to know about them.

  • If you have any current relatives who are members at Temple Emanu-El, please list their names and relationships.

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