Prayer Gathering for the Release of Captives – TEE
Temple Emanu-El 2100 Highland Ave, Birmingham, AL, United StatesIt is a custom in Judaism to pray for the release of captives. On Friday evenings, we will gather in the Hess Chapel to read the over 200 names we have of those being held since October 7, and offer a prayer for their release. All are welcome.
Shabbat Service & Consecration
Temple Emanu-El 2100 Highland Ave, Birmingham, AL, United StatesMore details coming soon!
Walk This Way: Intentional Walking at TBE
Temple Beth-El 2179 Highland Avenue, Birmingham, AL, United StatesJoin TBE's Intentional Walking Village on the first Saturday of every month. Participants are invited to meet in the upper parking lot, and can join for all or part of the walk. 8:45- 9:30 - We will begin with a brief discussion of the week's Parsha, followed by intentional walking. 9:30-10:30 - More exercise Questions? Reach out to sheribkrell@gmail.com or eitaliaander@gmail.com
Torah Study – TEE
Temple Emanu-El 2100 Highland Ave, Birmingham, AL, United StatesJoin us to study Torah with Rabbi Wright and Cantor Wittner.
TBE-TEE Confirmation
Temple Beth-El 2179 Highland Avenue, Birmingham, AL, United StatesTBE-TEE Confirmation
Consecration
Temple Beth-El 2179 Highland Avenue, Birmingham, AL, United StatesTemple Emanu-El & Temple Beth El Confirmation service
Falafel Sunday
Chabad of Alabama 3040 Overton Road, Birmingham, AL, United StatesAll you can eat Falafel, Pita, Israeli Salads and more
Religious School
Temple Emanu-El 2100 Highland Ave, Birmingham, AL, United StatesGail & Jeffrey Bayer Religious School K-7th Grade Register at: https://ourtemple.shulcloud.com/form/rs-registration-23-24.html
Jewish History Class
Temple Emanu-El 2100 Highland Ave, Birmingham, AL, United StatesLed by Rabbi Adam Wright, this class introduces learners to the major events, personalities, and trends in Jewish history, from the ancient Near East to the present. Spanning three millennia and five continents, the class explores and investigates the origins of the Jewish people, its experience as an autonomous community and as a displaced minority in the Diaspora religious system and its foundational texts, as well as its encounters with different cultures and ideas.