Please note: TBE is moving toward a vaccine mandate policy for attending our services and events. This policy is forthcoming. TBE encourages all in-person attendees to be vaccinated and asks that masks be worn at all times. Please see the TBE Calendar for updated location information.
Mark Oppenheimer
December 9 @ 7 p.m.
Temple Beth Emeth and Beth Israel Congregation welcome Mark Oppenheimer, director of the Yale Journalism Initiative, author, and host of the Unorthodox podcast, for a discussion about his new book Squirrel Hill, The Tree of Life Synagogue Shooting and the Soul of a Neighborhood, with a Q&A and book signing to follow. Please join us!
See full FLYER HERE.
Register for In-Person and Purchase the Book HERE.
Join via Zoom HERE
TBE Retreat: Camp Tamarack
Friday, April 29 – Sunday, May 1, 2022
Current prices will go up after January 1st, 2022.
At the Butzel Retreat Center, located approximately 90 minutes from Ann Arbor.
Register Today to Reserve your Spot: https://bit.ly/TBE-Retreat-Camp-Tamarack
Questions? Contact Cathy Marshall happycath@comcast.net OR Deborah Katz scebbyd@gmail.com. See full FLYER HERE
Temple Beth Emeth Statement on Racism
The Congregation of Temple Beth Emeth affirms that racial justice is a Jewish issue.* We believe in the Jewish value of B’tzelem Elohim, that we are all made in the image of the Divine, deserving of love, safety and respect. Our society is built upon and sustained by racial bias, thus implicating our spiritual home as well. Through education and action, we will examine the impact of our biases on people of color, both within our Jewish community and beyond, and we will work to create a more inclusive community. Our prayer is that we will individually and collectively do our part to eliminate the plague of racism. For more information, please see the Racial Justice Page. *Racial Justice is a Jewish Issue by April Baskin
