Show up with your little ones (birth to 4 years) and spend time with other parents. Join us to celebrate Havdalah on Mondays and as we prepare to welcome Shabbat on Fridays. Enjoy music, stories, puppets, and more with Early Childhood Educator Mimi Greisman. Take advantage of a wonderful opportunity to connect with other parents and create lasting friendships. To participate, click here.

Shabbat service led by Rabbi Sydney Mintz and Cantor Arik Luck. Click here to participate via Facebook Live, our preferred platform – you don't have to join Facebook to participate. For alternative access via livestream, click here. To follow along with prayers, click here for a free online Mishkan T'Filah prayer book.

Young Adult Late Shabbat Service with Rabbi Sydney Mintz, and Cantor Marsha Attie. Click here to participate via Facebook Live, our preferred platform – you don't have to join Facebook to participate.

Late Shabbat Oneg is back (!!) and we're partnering with Moishe House Nob Hill to bring you a fun evening of FRIENDLY speed dating. Whether you’re in search of romantic or platonic connections, this will be a virtual blast. Come ready to make new friends and see old friends!

Right after Late Shabbat*, join us for a platonic-non gender specific- speed dating/meeting session on Zoom! How it works:. We will have a mix of fun group activities and prompts for the one-on-one rounds. Have a prompt idea? Send it to Danielle Klebanov ([email protected])/ Ely Benhamo ([email protected])!

*Following Late Shabbat services, take a quick break, grab a drink and come to Late Shabbat Oneg at 8:30pm!

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Torah Study with Rabbi Jonathan Singer, followed by Mourner's Kaddish and Healing Prayer. To participate, click here.

Havdalah with Cantor Marsha Attie on Facebook Live, click here.

For over two years, every Sunday night Emanu-El congregants have provided dinner for the youth living at G-House (a transitional home for youth experiencing homelessness run by Larkin Street Youth Services), by bringing food and then breaking bread together. While these dinners at G-House have been cancelled due to social distancing, we still need your help supporting the youth living there.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, Emanu-El volunteers are continuing to do this mitzvah by ordering a Sunday night meals (a lot of pizza!) from local restaurants and having it them delivered to G-House. These dinners are very meaningful, as each dinner we give lets the youth know that our Emanu-El community continues to care for them despite the current challenges.

We look forward to resuming these in person dinners at G-House when it is safe for all.
Please sign up here to sponsor a Sunday evening dinner and for more details!   

Show up with your little ones (birth to 4 years) and spend time with other parents. Join us to celebrate Havdalah on Mondays and as we prepare to welcome Shabbat on Fridays. Enjoy music, stories, puppets, and more with Early Childhood Educator Mimi Greisman. Take advantage of a wonderful opportunity to connect with other parents and create lasting friendships. To participate, click here.

Join fellow teen and tween members of multi-racial and multi-ethnic families at Emanu-El in a Zoom gathering on Tuesday July 14th from 4-5pm to meet one another, share stories, and build a community to support each other. This initial gathering will be hosted by Sarah Starks, a fellow young adult member of congregation Emanu-El.

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Join fellow members of Emanu-El from multi-racial and multi-ethnic families in a Zoom gathering to meet one another, share stories, and build a community to support each other  through the complexities of the world around us right now.  Emanu-El wants to create a safe, protected space for our families to share experiences, concerns and the desire to learn more.

On Tuesday July 14th we will be convening two gatherings for members of multi-racial and multi-ethnic families — one open gathering and one especially for teens and tweens.  Please join us for either or both of these gatherings!

This initial gathering will be hosted by congregants, Toni Barba-Salan, Cantor Marsha Attie, and Tori and Sarah Starks.

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