Covid-19 Protocol UPDATE 3/5/22 – Dear Congregants, the health, safety and welfare of all our congregants remains of paramount importance. We believe in-person services provide continuity for our community as well as meeting religious, spiritual and faith needs of our members. We follow these updated protocols: *We lifted the masking requirement. We are not requiring them in the shul building. However, we ask you to wear masks while moving around and socializing. *We are not requiring vaccinations to enter the building.
We continue to: *Observe and encourage social distancing. *Require everyone to sign in for contact tracing.
If you are not feeling well, have experienced any covid symptoms, or have had a covid exposure please refrain from coming to in-person services and join us virtually. Shabbat services (and archives) continue to be streamed here on our site.
Our welcoming and giving community is a Reform congregation, committed to
social justice, ongoing learning, vibrant spirituality, diversity and the State of Israel.
5000 years of History – More than 160 years of Service.
WELCOME TO YOUR JEWISH HOME
in the
HUDSON VALLEY
Congregation Emanuel of the Hudson Valley is committed to inclusivity, diversity, Tikkun Olam, and the ongoing growth of our congregation and members. We are a vibrant, egalitarian, socially active, and community-focused synagogue with dynamic leadership and a rich spiritual tradition.
Tot Shabbat
TOT SHABBAT – Fridays at 5:30pm on May 6, June 3, July 1, August 5, September 17, October 18, followed by early service at 6pm. Please note June & July services will be OUTDOORS.
TOT SHABBAT is a 30-minute program designed for newborn through early elementary-aged children together with their parents. This monthly program, led by Rabbi Yael Romer, features Rabbi Yael playing guitar, storytelling and signing, while introducing the basic elements of Jewish joy, traditions, and practices, while becoming comfortable in our synagogue. Tot Shabbat also explores holiday themes, Jewish values, as well as Hebrew letters and beginning vocabulary.
Tikkun L’eil Shavuot
Saturday, June 4, 6pm
Shavuot Sunrise Service
Sunday, June 5, 5am
Join Rabbi Yael and your fellow learners and seekers in our Chapel at temple, for our annual Seudat Shlisheet festival journey of Tikun L’eil Shavuot as we study and discuss the afterlife, and conclude the study and prayer with a meditative early morning service.
Sunday morning sunrise service, we meet at the parking lot of the Kingston Point Beach, at 5am. Inclement weather, service moves indoors to temple. Kingston Point Beach, 102-144 Delaware Ave, Kingston, NY 12401, USA
Israel Trip – now forming for June 25, 2023.
For more info, and to stay updated on the plans, please fill out this very brief form.
