We welcome you to join us for worship, education and community in our synagogue. We are a Reform Jewish congregation located in the South Hills of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
1250 Bower Hill Road Pittsburgh, PA 15219
Phone: (412) 279-7600
Abraham’s Table seeks to promote communication, understanding, and peace among people from different religious and cultural backgrounds. Each month, a fresh thought-provoking subject will be featured, followed by engaging table conversations in which participants may share their views and viewpoints. The subject for November is Family. Join us at Temple Emanuel. Dinner is served at […]
Rabbi Aaron recommends Daniel Sokatch’s Can We Talk About Israel? A Guide for the Curious, Confused, and Conflicted. Join us on Zoom for a respectful discussion about this book and current events.
Temple Emanuel Retirees in Mitzvah Service In the Community Room or join on Zoom using this link.
Temple’s Shabbat morning Torah Study frequently focuses on a single idea or verse, leaving much on the cutting room floor for further exploration. Curious what else the sages of our tradition were thinking? Join Rabbi Meyer on Zoom by clicking here for a 45 minute sneak peek!
Join us for our Shabbat evening services in the Beit HaT’filah (masks are optional). You can also continue to connect with us via Temple’s website, Facebook, or Youtube. An electronic copy of Mishkan T’filah, the congregation’s prayer book, can be accessed here. Immediately following the service, enjoy a nosh at the oneg and schmooze with […]
VolunTOTs is a volunteer organization for children 3-6 and their families, providing age appropriate opportunities for giving back to the community and tikkun olam. VolunTYKEs, which is part of the same organization, provides the same types of opportunities, but for children 7-12. Temple Emanuel is teaming up with this organization and both of its branches--VolunTOTs […]
We are partnering with local social service organizations to provide 500 sandwiches for their clients. Click here for more information and sign up now to make and/or deliver sandwiches! Please contact Sarah Mangan to let her know if you plan to participate.
The service will draw from a Native American spiritual tradition known as the “Haudenosaunee Thanksgiving Address,” which appears in Robin Wall Kimmerer’s 2013 bestseller Braiding Sweetgrass. The Haudenosaunee people (“Iroquois Confederacy”) make this document available to the public and encourage its distribution and use. Music, refreshments, and fellowship will round out the night. This event […]
Office closes at 12:00 noon No Torah Center
