9:00 AM Yizkor Service

7:00 PM Erev Shabbat Service with Torah Service

9:00 AM Baby Shabbat

10:30 AM Shabbat in Nature at Uvas Canyon Park

7:00 PM Community Yom Hashoah

6:00 PM Tot Shabbat 

6:30 PM Tot Shabbat and Dinner

7:00 PM Erev Shabbat Me'sho're'rim Service

10:30 AM Bat Mitzvah of Ariana Zwern

1:00 PM Mincha, Tea and Torah

6:30 PM Tikkun Olam Kabbalat Shabbat

9:00 AM Shabbat Morning Minyan led by Gimel

The preschool and Temple offices will be closed on Friday, April 10 in observance of Passover.

Temple Emanu-El hosts the South Bay Jewish Community organizations as we remember those who died in the Holocaust. The evening will include a performance of Yours, Anne, a musical version of Anne Frank's diary, followed by the Yom Hashoah Commemoration.

Join us for a Shabbat experience designed for families with children ages 0-30 months. Little ones will enjoy a program full of Shabbat songs, Torah stories, and parachute play. Kiddush, motzi, and a bagel oneg sponsored by the Temple Emanu-El Sisterhood will follow this fun-filled program.

Come and enjoy our Chag he-Aviv Shabbat at Uvas Canyon Park!
Participate in any or all of the following:
Shabbat morning service led by Cantor Meeka Simerly at 10:30 AM
Passover Potluck around noon.
Discussion, music, or schmooze during and/or after lunch. Group or individual hiking on beautiful park trails featuring six miles of hiking trails including the Waterfall Loop hike! For information call Nancy at 650-694-4604 or Ginny at 408-993-1139 No RSVP for this event - just come! This event is sponsored by the Temple Emanu-El Ritual Committee

The Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors invites the whole community to join in commemorating Holocaust Remembrance Day, in a ceremony that includes local survivor testimonies, student presentations, music and memorial candle lighting, in the Supervisors' Chambers.  The theme this year is "Some Were Neighbors:  Betrayers, Bystanders and Protectors". Free parking is available in the County C Lot, across the street from the Government Building.  

Bring a sack lunch and join Cantor Simerly for a special Yom Hashoah discussion session.

The honor of your presence is requested on Sunday, the nineteenth of April, two thousand and fifteen at 11:30 in the morning for the reaffirmation of wedding vows of Daniel and Shirley Lee in the Sanctuary of Temple Emanu-El.

This is a very important part of our Religious School 5th and 6th grade life cycle curriculums. Our class learns about the Jewish weddings by spending time with a couple celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary. This study culminates with the reaffirmation of vows of the couple. Everyone is invited to attend a light reception immediately following the ceremony in the Temple House.

Saturday, April 25, 6:00-10:00 PM 
Chef David Wiesner and Brotherhood will host an exclusive dinner featuring cuisine from Italy with wines to match each course.Enjoy a professionally prepared meal, sample a variety of fine wines, and support Temple Emanu-El Brotherhood. Come join the fun.

Reservations are required- space is strictly limited to 50 people! Cost per person: $65 with wine; $45 without wine. Click here to reserve your seat.

In April of 2015, EESY will be participating in Relay For Life, a fundraiser to fight cancer. Our team name is the Mitzvah Makers and we would love it if you would join our relay team (9th - 12th graders only) and/or make a donation. Click here to learn more and get involved!

Temple Emanu-El will be using a new High Holy Day machzor (prayerbook) in 2015.  Mishkan HaNefesh will be published in a 2-volume set (Rosh HaShanah and Yom Kippur).  Pre-order your copies today!

What Is the World Zionist Congress?
Once every four years, the World Zionist Congress meets in Jerusalem to make key funding and policy decisions that affect the future of Israel and Jews throughout the world. The 37th Zionist Congress will meet in October 2015. The Congress' 525 delegates from all over the world will include 145 delegates from the United States, elected from various competing slates.

When Is the Vote?
The vote takes place now! Voting started on January 14, 2015 and continues through April 30, 2105.

Who Can Vote?
Every Jew over age 18 is entitled to vote for the slate of his or her choice, in an election administered by the American Zionist Movement (AZM). To finance the election, the AZM charges a $5 fee for persons under age 30, and $10 for those over age 30. (In Herzl's time, the fee was one shekel.) For the price of a latte or two, you can help Jews around the world immensely.

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