Temple Emanuel Denver

A Place to Call Your Spiritual Home

Temple Emanuel is the largest and oldest synagogue in the Rocky Mountain region, with over 2,000 member households. We are a Reform congregation in the mainstream of liberal Judaism. Whether you’re single or partnered; gay or straight; Jewishly involved or seeking Jewish connection; from an interfaith or a Jewish home, you will find a comfortable place in our congregation. Welcome home!

High Holy Days 5782/2021 Update

It is hard to believe that in a little over two months we will be coming together for the High Holy Days. One of the key prayers of this holy time is the Hashiveynu. The words “Return to us O God; renew our days as of old” have special significance as we all return to our beautiful Temple to worship and reconnect.

Temple Emanuel Is Reopening

Reopening Information

Read the most recent update on the reopening of Temple Emanuel.

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Coming Up

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Tuesday ,
JulJuly 27 , 2021

TENTtalks: What is anti-racism anyway?
Tuesday, Jul 27th 7:00p to 8:30p

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Wednesday ,
JulJuly 28 , 2021

Melton Class: Members of the Tribe
Wednesday, Jul 28th 7:00p to 8:30p

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Wednesday ,
JulJuly 28 , 2021

"Jew Going To College"
Wednesday, Jul 28th 7:00p to 8:00p
Calling all students headed to college in the fall! Join Rabbi Black on Wednesday, July 28th at 7:00 p.m. to explore questions that come up on campus. Rabbi Black will talk about Israel, antisemitism, Hillel, Jewish involvement, and more. Pizza dinner will be served! RSVP to Brad Cohen, Director of Youth and Family Learning at cohen@emanueldenver.org.
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Friday ,
JulJuly 30 , 2021

Shabbat Evening Worship
Friday, Jul 30th 6:00p to 7:00p

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Saturday ,
JulJuly 31 , 2021

Torah Study
Shabbat, Jul 31st 9:30a to 10:30a

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Saturday ,
JulJuly 31 , 2021

Shabbat Morning Worship
Shabbat, Jul 31st 11:00a to 1:15p

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Tuesday ,
AugAugust 3 , 2021

TENTtalk-Elul with Rabbi Emily Hyatt
Tuesday, Aug 3rd 7:00p to 8:15p
This past year has been filled with many challenges: physical, economic, spiritual and emotional. We have been isolated from one another. We face uncertainty in so many areas of our lives. A dangerous virus lurks all around us and we do not know when, if or in what capacity it may strike. Our economy is suffering. Jobs have been lost. We cannot be present with our loved ones in times of both difficulty and celebration. This has taken a huge toll on all of us. This extends beyond our synagogue into every arena in which we operate. The following questions are designed to help us explore ways in which we can work to strengthen our communal relationships: 1. Have I allowed myself to become less connected to my congregation and community over the past year? 2. During this time of political turmoil, have I found myself less open to others’ ideas and concerns when they conflict with my own? 3. In a “virtual” world, where it is easy to shut out people and ideas that make me uncomfortable, have I allowed myself to “block” people or institutions with whom I otherwise would have engaged in different times? 4. Have I worked to improve my community? 5. Have I been able to understand the issues that affect communities other than my own – for example, people of different ethnic, racial or sexual orientation than me? 6. Have I reached out to support those community institutions that have been especially hard hit by the impact of COVID-19? 7. Understanding that everyone has been impacted by the pandemic, have I reached out to help those who have been less fortunate than me? These questions are in no way complete. They are designed to help all of us to begin the process of looking deep within ourselves and our souls as we enter into the month of Elul. We want to hear from you. If you have thoughts, questions or comments about anything we encourage you to let us know.
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Wednesday ,
AugAugust 4 , 2021

Melton Class: Members of the Tribe
Wednesday, Aug 4th 7:00p to 8:30p

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Friday ,
AugAugust 6 , 2021

Shabbat Evening Worship
Friday, Aug 6th 6:00p to 7:00p

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Saturday ,
AugAugust 7 , 2021

Torah Study
Shabbat, Aug 7th 9:30a to 10:30a

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