Anshe Emeth Memorial Temple

Welcome - ברוכים הבאים

Welcome to Anshe Emeth, a vibrant congregation serving Central New Jersey since 1859. Anshe Emeth is a synagogue community that welcomes all who wish to share in the joy of Jewish life, learning, and celebration. We are a proud Reform congregation with an abiding love and respect for tradition and a passion for integrating Jewish values and celebration into every aspect of our lives.

Come and be a part of our community. We believe you will find us to be inviting and encouraging of your participation. Whether you find yourself in our beautifully restored sanctuary or in our new media center fully equipped with computers and wireless internet access, you will be inspired to share with us in every aspect of our congregation’s life.

Art Exhibit

During March

Artists of Anshe Emeth

a juried art exhibit & sale, works by temple members, relatives and friends

With Opening Reception, Saturday, March 6 at 7-9pm

Joshua Cherniss

Sunday, March 21st
10:30 a.m.

The Crooked Timber of Zion: Isaiah Berlin’s Perspective on Judaism and the Jewish Experience in Modern Times
Joshua Cherniss was born in Michigan and raised in Highland Park, New Jersey. He received his BA in Political Science at Yale, and completed a DPhil in Modern History at Balliol College, Oxford; he is currently doctoral candidate in the Department of Government at Harvard, and a fellow at the Edmund J. Safra Center for Ethics at Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government. Cherniss’ previous

Haiti Relief

As you know, the recent tragic earthquake in Haiti has left thousands homeless and crushed the infrastructure of the country.

The Union for Reform Judaism has established a Relief Fund to provide assistance and aid.   Donations to the Union for Reform Judaism Haiti Relief Fund can be made on-line or by check (note: Haiti Relief in the memo section) to:

    Union for Reform Judaism
    Attention: Development
    633 Third Avenue, 7th Floor
    New York, NY 10017

Laura Arens-Fuersetin

March 14, 2009

Laura Arens-Fuerstein

The Book of Genesis narrates the story of the ancient Jews. In recent times we’ve viewed the matriarchs as strong and spirited females, overshadowed by their male counterparts due to the bible’s patriarchal slant. But those ideal portraits gloss over the women’s human weaknesses that can teach us about our own.

Passover Family Workshop

Date: Saturday, 3/20

Time: 12:30 - 3:30

Lunch Included!

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