Founded in 1845 as the first Reform Jewish Congregation in New York City, Temple Emanu-El is among the largest Jewish Houses of Worship in the world. We continue to build upon the legacy of leadership and the timeless values of Jewish tradition as we strive toward a more just, ethical and compassionate world.  Temple Emanu-El offers a robust religious school program for children of all ages, a first-rate nursery school, the Bernard Museum of Judaica, the Stettenheim Library, a range of community events through the Streicker Center, and more.   In addition, our Tikkun Olam Committee and Philanthropic Fund support a wide range of humanitarian, educational, and cultural causes, as well as initiatives that advance Reform Judaism and strengthen our connection to Israel.

We are a community of warmth and awareness where every individual matters. We embrace our diverse membership and offer all who comprise it a meaningful life grounded in Judaism. We commit our spiritual, intellectual, physical, and financial resources to strengthen our community today for a vital tomorrow.


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Congregation Emanu-El of the City of New York

Congregation Emanu-El of the City of New York's headquarters in New York City, United States

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Kim Hartman

Bryan Limon

Katharine McGlynn

David Benjamin Epstein

Emily Besthoff

Marlene Yokel

Cara Unowsky Glickman

Gila Drazen

Mark Levy

Jean Villacci

John O'Hara

Diana Woolner

Cindy Cutler

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