We are Committed to Making our Synagogue Environmentally Responsible
A committee is forming to begin environmental sustainability assessments and projects for our synagogue and our community. Please join us in our efforts.
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Rabbi Yaakov said: One who walks on the road while reviewing [a Torah lesson] but interrupts his review and exclaims, “How beautiful is this tree! How beautiful is this plowed field!—Scripture considers it as if he bears guilt for his soul.”
God took Adam and placed him in the Garden of Eden, to work it and guard it.
Upon creating the first human beings, God guided them around the Garden of Eden, saying; ‘Look at my creations! See how beautiful and perfect they are! I created everything for you. Make sure you don’t ruin or destroy My world. If you do, there will be no one after you to fix it.’
A committee is forming to begin environmental sustainability assessments and projects for our synagogue and our community. Please join us in our efforts.
Temple Emanu-El is committed to making our synagogue and our local community environmentally responsible. Please join us in our efforts. We need your ideas and your talents!