WHO WE ARE:
    Founded in 1958, we are an independent congregation with its roots in the Reform movement. Our basic philosophy is that a synagogue should be a house of worship, study, and of gathering. We try to be a place where all Jews feel welcome and comfortable. We learn from each other and grow together. We accept people where they are in their Jewish experience, and offer the opportunity to grow in the direction they choose. Together, we form a diverse family, bound together by our love of Judaism - and each other!
    Come discover why Temple Beth Emet is like no other temple you have ever been to! We would love to have you be part of our family!

American Cancer Society Relay For Life

06/21/2008 - 9:00am
06/21/2008 - 2:00pm
New
Burbank Relay for Life was able to raise over $7 million dollars! Although it was a very successful fundraiser, please remember, the fight continues until there is a cure! Give generously at least once a year. We have two more weeks to contribute for laps completed by our team.

Installation of Temple Officers and Board Members

Friday, July 11, 2008

Religious School Tzedakah

Throughout the 2008-2009 Religious School year, the children of Temple Beth Emet collected more than $75.00 for Tzedakkah in nickels, dimes and quarters. Based on the voting with more than 9 worthy and charitable organizations nominated, the children decided that Relay
for Life would receive the funds. Thank You Kids!!!!

End of School Year

As the 2007-2008 school year comes to an end, I want to thank all of you for participating. Whether your participation was providing the Religious School with requested items, participating in our SOS fundraiser, or volunteering at an event, your message to your child and the school was clear: I want to be involved in my child's Jewish education. This year, our children received over 100 quality hours of religious instruction. We look forward to their return on September 13, 2008.

Teacher Appreciation

This year, the temple and PTA honored our Religious School teachers both at Friday Night services on June 13 and during the last day of Religious School on Saturday.

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