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TBE NEWS THIS WEEK
Radio theater and Debbie Friedman
Welcome to
Temple Beth Emeth of Mount Sinai
Whether you are already a member, interested in joining or seeking information about our temple, you’re in the right place.
Join us for Shabbat services to experience the wonderful music and joyful spirit. Have a bagel on a Sunday morning with our Men’s Club or come to a Sisterhood book talk. Check out our Religious School or get involved with any of our active committees.
You’ll find Temple Beth Emeth is a warm and welcoming community.
And, as it says on the sign outside our home at 52 Mount Sinai Ave, it’s a house of prayer for all people.
MEET OUR LEADERSHIP
Here are the people who do so much to make TBE the warm and welcoming congregation it is today.
“Well, if we were looking for a congregation to join, I just found one you won’t believe!” Rabbi Shalhevet recalls saying after interviewing to become the spiritual leader of Temple Beth Emeth back in 2010. Today, she is the congregation’s longest serving rabbi, beautifully chanting from the Torah in Hebrew and English, sharing story books with little ones at our monthly Family Shabbat, leading pligrimages to Israel and endearing herself in the hearts of temple family members.
Through music, Cantor Wharton bridges old and new traditions, inspiring people to deepen their connections with each other and with God. Cantor Wharton, who began her TBE tenure in 2010, leads a High Holdays choir and brings gifted guest musicians to our monthly Music Shabbat service, including her husband, Akiva the Believer.
Rick Grossman, a gifted thespian who grew up in the Yiddish theater, believes service to our members is an honor we embrace as a community. The many ways we perform tzedakah, he says, are what make TBE truly “The Little Temple That Can!”
