Adult Activities

Sisterhood Presents Progressive Passover Cooking
At three beautiful homes in Purchase
Thursday, March 4th from 10:15 - 2:15
A different instructor will prepare a unique Passover dish at each home:

Featuring:
Hot in the Kitchen with Julie and Laurie
RG Catering
Laurie Pearlman from Cooking Well Done
Please RSVP by February 24th
There will be no charge for this event for Sisterhood members
There is always still time to join the Sisterhood for $54 annually
Suggested charge for non-Sisterhood members is $36
*Homes in the same area were selected to keep traveling time at a minimum

Temple Book Club
Thursday, February 25 - The Helo by Kathryn Stockett

Next Step
Did you know there is a group for men over 55 that meets monthly at the Temple on Sunday at 11:00 a.m.? They discuss issues that occur during their post-work life, be it health, family, career, or attitude? They share war stories and eat doughnuts and drink coffee? They are Next Step. Newcomers welcome!

Would you like to learn to read Hebrew?
Do you want to improve your Hebrew reading skills? Classes for adults at all levels of Hebrew ability available. If interested call Marcie at 914-967-4382 ext. 15.

Want to explore the Torah with our Religious School Students?
Are you interested in exploring meaning in our Torah text? If the answer is "yes," your Temple wants you! The Intergenerational Torah Study Group is looking for volunteers to engage in Torah study with our 5th, 6th and 7th grade students on Sunday mornings. For more information or to volunteer contact Marcie at 967-4382 ex. 15 or e-mail maiuvalasit@congregationemanuel.org.

Project Re-Imagine - What is it?
Our temple community is participating in an exciting journey examining our current educational programs and "re-imagining it" based on the needs and interests of our entire congregation. We have been looking at the history and culture of our temple and then learning about different models of educational programming taking place in synagogues throughout the United States. Our journey which is funded by a grant from the UJA/Federation has as its goal the creation of a new vision of temple programming focusing on all aspects of one's life from the cradle to the grave! Many new programs and initiatives are the result of this exciting project. Our Discovery Shabbats, and our Intergenerational Torah Study are two great examples. We hope that you will be as excited about this journey as we are!