- January 30, 2016
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Kohav Weiman, 1, rocks her Purim mask.
Abner Beck, 5, checks out his face paint in the mirror,
Sabrina Silverberg, director of education, and Aaron Lurie, 15
Arielle Ramer, 5, Josie Beck, 5, and Zira Sheslow, 5
Rabbi Michael Shefrin serves ice cream to temple members.
Logan, 9, and Sam Schwartz, 10
Hamantashen is a traditional Purim dessert.
Rabbi Brenner Glickman poses with his ice cream sundae.
Zachary, 10, and Raina Kurnov, 7
Amy and Richard Schwartz with sons Logan, 9, and Sam, 10
Logan Schwartz, 9, works on his Purim mask.
Temple Emanu-el hosted an intergenerational family Shabbat celebration on March 6.
The Shabbat kicked off a weekend of events to celebrate Purim, a Jewish holiday that commemorates the saving of the Jewish people from Haman. Families enjoyed a reception that featured a craft station where children could make paper masks and crowns in accordance with the holiday. A dessert station with the traditional Purim dessert of hamantashen and an ice cream sundae bar was also available.
