Masks are now optional for services and events in the Sanctuary Building, but are still required in the Education Building (Office, Preschool, Religious School). Please visit the COVID-19 Resources page for the latest COVID guidelines for Temple Emanuel.
Questions, please contact our office at 336-722-6640 or by email.
*On the first Friday of each month, services are at 6:00 PM. The 6:00 PM services will not have Torah reading.
Join us for our Kabbalat Shabbat Service filled with worship, song, and Torah. Our weekly Shabbat services are led by Rabbi Mark Cohn and Cantorial Soloist Jason McKinney. We look forward to welcoming you in-person or on LiveStream.
There are no Tot Shabbat services scheduled through August. Please check back for more details.
We welcome families with children 0-6 for a special monthly Tot Shabbat service, led by Rabbi Mark Cohn. Come meet other young families and immerse your child in Jewish culture and community.
Registration for Services is no longer required. Masks are now optional for services and events in the Sanctuary Building, but are still required in the Education Building (Offices, Preschool, Religious School). Please visit the COVID-19 Resources page for the latest COVID guidelines for Temple Emanuel. You will still be able to join us virtually on LiveStream.
Questions, please contact our office at 336-722-6640 or by email.
On Saturdays with no special events, Temple Emanuel’s Rabbi Mark Cohn hosts a Shabbat Morning Moadon, online and in-person. All sessions will include opening and closing prayers, including Kaddish. The focus of the gathering will be on the weekly Torah portion in light of contemporary sources and media.
Led by Rabbi Mark Cohn with occasional visits from other teachers. Moadon (מועדון) means “lounge” – but the root of the word is knowledge. Pronounced: moe-ah-DOAN (rhymes with tone, phone and groan).
*Moadon will be held in-person in The Lamed Center. All sessions will also be available via LiveStream.
On the following Shabbat mornings, we will celebrate Shabbat and B’nei Mitzvot on the following dates:
May 28, 2022 |
July 30, 2022 |
September 3, 2022 |
September 10, 2022 |
September 17, 2022 |
December 17, 2022 |
Jews set up three things when they establish a community: a cemetery, a school, and a synagogue. One is to handle the inevitable, one is to provide for the future and one is to gather. And gather is what we do. For all of the cycles of life and the holy days and moments of our communal life.
We are very proud of our Jewish history and community here in Winston-Salem. We welcome you to our website and would love to welcome you to our physical site as well if you are in search of exploring Jewish life here in the Twin City.
–Rabbi Mark Cohn
We would love to welcome you to our congregational family. Please read more about joining Temple Emanuel, contact our membership & engagement coordinator, or call the temple office at (336) 722-6640.