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SERVICE TIMES

Visitor Policy

All new visitors and out-of-town guests joining us for services and programming are expected to contact the office to ensure we are aware they are coming and can notify our security personnel accordingly. 

 

 

Friday Evening Services,

(5:45 pm) are HYBRID

Saturday Morning Shabbat Services 

(10:00 am) are HYBRID

 

Monday & Thursday Evening Minyans

(5:45 pm)   Virtual only



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Upcoming EVENTS

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Visiting TEMPLE EL EMETH

Reservation Guidelines

For ALL RSVP events, Security will be present and will be checking names on the Guest List As you enter.


Remember - For Kiddush Luncheon on Shabbat and for Special Events, always park in the front of the building and enter through the main Temple doors.

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Address

3970 Logan Way,
Youngstown, Ohio 44505

Phone

(330) 759-1429

Hours

Monday through Thursday 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 pm

(afternoons by appointment)


Friday 9 am - Noon

Reach Out to Our Rabbi

Rabbi Sternstein wishes to be in contact with anyone in our congregation who (G-d forbid) is ill. Please call the Temple El Emeth office at 330.759.1429 as soon as possible if you know of someone ill.


Please do not assume that someone else has informed the Rabbi or office. Even if we receive multiple calls, it is much preferable to our missing vital information. 


We thank you for your help.

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Our

History

Temple El Emeth was founded in 1974 through the merger of Congregation Anshe Emeth (founded in 1919) and Temple Emanu-EL (founded in 1904). Temple El Emeth proudly continues the mission of our predecessors serving the spiritual needs of our Jewish community through a modern Traditional egalitarian perspective. 


Our Rabbi, staff, volunteers and membership provide a full array of religious, social, education and pastoral services in a welcoming, encouraging environment for all age groups. For our community and visitors we are pleased to maintain the only daily Minyan between Pittsburgh and Cleveland. Our activities are faith rooted in the values of Torah, affirm our connection with Isreal, our extended Jewish family and the community. The Temple El Emeth logo of "the Burning Bush" urges us to keep the fires of God and Torah faith burning through our actions in every facet of daily life.

Our
Mission 

The purpose of this congregation shall be to establish and maintain a synagogue for the worship of G-d and to conduct such religious, educational, social and recreational activities as will help further the cause and objectives of the synagogue in accordance with the Conservative Jewish ritual and tradition.