A Shabbat dinner experience sponsored by Temple Emanu-El and initiated by Rabbi Rachael and Rabbi Max to reach out to unaffiliated Jews in their 20’s and 30’s living in North Atlanta area (Brookhaven, Buckhead, Dunwoody, and Sandy Springs). These dinners are adult-only spaces to meet new friends and deepen relationships with old ones. Each month a different host will work with Rabbi Rachael and Rabbi Max to craft an inclusive, meaningful, and deeply spiritual Shabbat dinner in their own home. If you know someone in their 20’s or 30’s to whom we should extend a dinner invitation, please contact Rabbi Rachael rkmiller@templeemanuelatlanta.com or Rabbi Max mmiller@templeemanuelatlanta.com … [Read more...]
Shabbat Together
A Shabbat dinner experience sponsored by Temple Emanu-El and initiated by Rabbi Rachael and Rabbi Max to reach out to unaffiliated Jews in their 20’s and 30’s living in North Atlanta area (Brookhaven, Buckhead, Dunwoody, and Sandy Springs). These dinners are adult-only spaces to meet new friends and deepen relationships with old ones. Each month a different host will work with Rabbi Rachael and Rabbi Max to craft an inclusive, meaningful, and deeply spiritual Shabbat dinner in their own home. If you know someone in their 20’s or 30’s to whom we should extend a dinner invitation, please contact Rabbi Rachael rkmiller@templeemanuelatlanta.com or Rabbi Max mmiller@templeemanuelatlanta.com … [Read more...]
Shabbat Together
A Shabbat dinner experience sponsored by Temple Emanu-El and initiated by Rabbi Rachael and Rabbi Max to reach out to unaffiliated Jews in their 20’s and 30’s living in North Atlanta area (Brookhaven, Buckhead, Dunwoody, and Sandy Springs). These dinners are adult-only spaces to meet new friends and deepen relationships with old ones. Each month a different host will work with Rabbi Rachael and Rabbi Max to craft an inclusive, meaningful, and deeply spiritual Shabbat dinner in their own home. If you know someone in their 20’s or 30’s to whom we should extend a dinner invitation, please contact Rabbi Rachael rkmiller@templeemanuelatlanta.com or Rabbi Max mmiller@templeemanuelatlanta.com … [Read more...]
Volunteers-A Source of Inspiration
This Friday night is Temple Emanu-El’s “Volunteer Shabbat” where we, as a community, get to do something profound. We allow ourselves to be inspired. This is no small thing, as you know, for many of us are thirsty for inspiration to live more meaningful lives; and delight when we find inspiration, for it propels us higher out of our everyday routine. Traditionally, Judaism lionizes those who volunteer their time helping those in need, and for the common good. Why? Volunteering your time is more than giving of your treasure, it is a giving of ‘self’ it is a giving of your ‘time’ and it is a giving of your ‘heart’ all precious resources which, once given, can never be regained. When I am asked what makes Temple Emanu-El different from other congregations, one of the answers that I am proud to report is that we have a very high percentage (around 35%!...relative to other temples, this number is hugely impressive) of adult congregants who actively volunteer … [Read more...]
345 Whine & Art
Cost $10 RSVP below. … [Read more...]
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