Many Faces, Many Voices- Becky Lowery (right), with Megan
For more than 50 years, Beth Emet has worked hard to balance innovation and tradition in all aspects of communal life. Always willing to experiment, we seek creative ways to integrate the new with the old in worship, education, and community-strengthening, often initiating meaningful change. We welcome you to explore everything our website, and our community, has to offer. Events & Notices for the Next Few WeeksParking Lot SafetyPlease note that the southwest corner of our parking lot is roped off. Use caution as you drive through the lot.Beth Emet Downtown Speaker Series – with Cantor LuckThursday, February 11 at Noon at the offices of Jenner & BlockThe Beth Emet Downtown Speakers Committee invites you to join us on Thursday, February 11 for a delicious lunch and stimulating discussion with our new Cantor, Arik Luck. Cantor Luck will give a preview of his upcoming musical production of Moishe Oysher: The Master Singer of his People that is taking place at Beth Emet on March 20.This Beth Emet presentation will take place at the offices of Jenner & Block, 353 North Clark Street, beginning at Noon and ending promptly at 1:30 p.m. Please RSVP to Jill at ext. 300 or office@bethemet.org. Kol Emet: The Jewish Music Project Presents: A Lecture by Yiddish Film Scholar Ronald RobboySunday, February 21 at 1:00 p.m.“Not The Jazz Singer, but the Vilner Balebesl.” Robboy will elaborate on the tragic legend that is the basis for Overture to Glory, talking through the film’s rich musical score, illustrating classic film noir techniques, and reinforcing timeless Yiddish literary themes. Tickets are $10.00 each. To RSVP, please contact reception at ext. 301.For more information about other weekend events and sponsorship, visit the Moishe Oysher website. Harry Rhodes to be Honored at Interfaith Action Vision Keepers DinnerSunday, February 21 at 5:30 p.m. at the Hotel OrringtonThe Vision Keepers Dinner is an annual fundraiser where faith organizations celebrate their common bonds in faith and service to our communities. At the dinner, each congregation publicly honors one individual as its Vision Keeper who embodies the social action ideals of their faith. This year, our clergy and President Susan Melczer have selected Harry Rhodes as the Vision Keeper from Beth Emet. Click here for more information.Purim is here -- Dress in costume and feast on hamantaschenSaturday, February 27 and Sunday, February 28!Purim is here and we're ready to shake our groggers! Festivities begin on Saturday, February 27 at 6:30 p.m. with our annual congregational Megillah reading and "schpiel," followed by a "Shushan Sweet Smorgasbord" (Desserts Galore!) Click here for the whole Purim schedule.
Thinking about Nursery School for next fall? Beth Emet's Early Childhood Program
offers a stimulating and nurturing Jewish environment for children ages 1 ˝
through 5. Registration opens on January 18 for Beth Emet members, and current
and alumni Early Childhood Families. Please call
Kathy or Fran at ext. 308 or
visit our website to learn more |
To listen to services by phone, see instructions at end of service list.
Erev Shabbat
Shabbat Morning
Monday, February 15
Erev Shabbat
Shabbat Morning
* Trienniel Cycle II
We are pleased that we are able to offer a system by which people who are not able to attend Shabbat and other special holiday services held in our Sanctuary can hear them over their phone. Dial 847-869-4230; when the recording begins, press “7” and you will hear the actual services. Though circumstances may prevent people from attending in person, they can still feel part of the worship experience. Please note that there are only seven phone lines available; if you receive a busy signal, please call back in a few minutes, when a line may be available.
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