Join us for a BBQ on the roof, then for a shabbat service afterwards!

Dates are June 18, July 16, August 13

$12 Adult
$10 Children
$36 Family (up to 5) Read more...

Our Purim festivities continue on Sunday, February 28th with our Megillah Reading at 9 a.m. and our Family Megillah  Reading at 10 a.m. followed by our Purim Carnival.

We have great films offered to see...

Sunday, May 23

Join us in New York City as we celebrate Israel’s 62nd Anniversary.

Monday, April 12

6:00 p.m. Exhibit

7:15 p.m. Program

Commemorating the Holocaust and Heroism in Middlesex County

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Thursday, May 6

Honoring Dr. Steven and Suzanne Peskin

Join us for our annual Golf Outing at Shackamaxon Golf Club in Scotch Plains. Read more...

Sunday, January 10

Breakfast starts at 9:30 a.m.

Come to Brunch! Join us for a breakfast cooked by master chef Dr. Joe Cohn. Enjoy Joe’s salt sticks, cinnamon buns, eggs made to order, pancakes and more.

Enjoy the Membership Breakfast at a discount after you give blood.

Our Book Discussions offer a relaxing but stimulating opportunity to talk about fiction and non-fiction. They are led by group members who begin by briefly summarizing the book, so even those who haven’t had time to finish (or start) the book can participate.

The Gertrude and Milton Kleinman
Consultation on Conscience

Sunday, April 18 at 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

A day for being challenged
A day about Jewish values
A day about concerns of the Jewish people
and more

Guest speakers include:

Robert Menendez, United States Senator for New Jersey

Jeremy Ben-Ami, Founder & Executive Director, J.Street, a pro Israel, pro peace organization
Steven Goldstein, Chair and CEO, Garden State Equality
Councilman Steven Fulop, the only independent elected official in Jersey City
Roxanne Black-Weisheit, Founder & Executive Director, Friends' Health Connection
Randi Cairns, Home Front Hearts
Reverend Lisanne Finston, Executive Director, Elijah's Promise
Rabbi Lawrence Troster, Director, Fellowship Program, Greenfaith

and much more

A day of social justice not to be missed!

Cost:  $11 per person for box lunch

A Program of Community, Learning, and Social Action for Jews Ages 23-35

Generation Alef is a group of exciting young Jewish adults that Share in a Variety of programs together.  Our activities will include dinners, concerts, plays, films, and more.  We will gather the first Monday of the month over drinks and a meal and come together as a community.

If you would like the most up-to-date information, request to join the Gen Alef Facebook Group.

If you, or someone you know, are interested in joining our community, please contact Chase Foster for more information, including special Temple membership opportunities for eligible participants.

A chavurah is an intimate group of Jews who come together on a regular basis to experience and learn about Jewish living in creative ways.

Chavurot are unique communities within our Temple community. Chavurot create the feeling of an extended family—complete with holiday celebrations and the chance to celebrate Judaism with a small group of people who share similar interests.

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Join with other young couples for evenings of fun conversation and good times.

Our young couples club meets monthly for social gatherings!

Contact Rabbi Epstein for more information.

The Seniors of the YM/YWHA and Anshe Emeth join together Monday through Friday for educational, recreational and social programs as well as a nutritious, hot lunch served at noon.

Kosher Meals On Wheels are available for homebound seniors. For more information, call 732-249-2012.

A Jewish Response to Hunger (Temple Office 732 545 6484)

This is a Jewish organization that gives grants to organizations to combat worldwide hunger.  We encourage all Temple members to contribute 3% of the cost of food at all family celebrations and Jewish life-cycle events to Mazon.

C.D.C. Community Development Corporation

An outreach project which provides free medical equipment and legal consultations to those in need in the Middlesex County community.

Bebe BELL lends equipment such as high chairs, cribs and car seats to the needy in our community.

To make donations, call the CDC office, (732) 296-9922

Social Action works to inform and educate members about social justice issues in the Jewish and secular communities.

Caring Community provides financial and direct help to Temple members and others in the local Jewish community.

Friday, December 25

Dinner with our shelter guests at 4 p.m. followed by an early Kabbalat Shabbat service at 6 p.m.

This year our junior choir will be singing for the residents at the Regency Heritage in Somerset.   We will conclude the day with our annual dinner at the Temple with our homeless shelter guests.

Each winter, Anshe Emeth opens its doors for two separate weeks to host an overflow shelter for our local homeless men. Along with other houses of worship in New Brunswick, we are privileged to provide a safe, warm, place for a group of homeless men who would otherwise be on the streets during the cold winter nights.

Sunday, January 10

If you are between the ages of 17 and 75 and in good health, you can help save a life by donating blood. Remember to bring a photo ID. 17 year olds need parental permission.

Enjoy our Membership Breakfast at a discount after you give blood.

• January 30 & 31
• February 1 & 7

Collection of items will begin in Jan 24. Volunteers will be needed to presort donations and work on the days of the Rummage Sale.