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Congregant Gatherings

Women of Emanu-El 

A group created for women-identified members of all ages and all family compositions, to join together to strengthen the voice of women in our community and help to foster personal and spiritual growth through various activities and community-building events.

Presidio Hikes: Join other Emanu-El Women for hikes into the Presidio. Casual, fun and energizing. Dogs allowed. Just bring a water bottle, snacks, good walking shoes, and your full self. All of these will take place on Sunday mornings from 10:00 – 11:30 am. If you have children in Youth and Family Education, you can still participate while your children are in class. Join us! Check the calendar for upcoming dates.

Further questions about Women of Emanu-El? Please contact Ariana Estoque at 415-750-7552 or at [email protected]. We are always looking for program ideas and leaders!

Men’s Group

Men of Congregation Emanu-El have a monthly opportunity to socialize and study with a member of the clergy at a private home. This cross-generational group provides a small group experience so important to building community. All events are on Sunday mornings from 9:30 – 11:30 am unless otherwise noted. Men’s Group events are for members only and require registration.
Upcoming Dates:

Sunday, May 7

Sunday, June 11

Thanks to donations from two members of the Men’s Group, the majority of gatherings are now offered for free.  If you would like to sponsor a Men’s Group breakfast, please let us know.

Men’s Group events are congregant only and require registration. Location address given upon registration.   

Questions about the Men’s Group? Contact Ann Jackson at [email protected] 

Tribe for Men 

An active and committed group of Emanu-El fathers with children 0 – 18 years of age, who regularly come together in meaningful ways to have fun and form real relationships through deep connections and intimate community. TRIBE events are congregant-only and require registration. 

Questions about the Tribe for Men? Contact Ann Jackson at [email protected]