Temple Emanuel is a Reform synagogue and a member of the Union for Reform Judaism, has a membership of over 130 families. Though Reform, we have a Conservative minyan which meets on Saturday mornings. Congregation Temple Emanuel began as a permanent religious organization in September 1895, with its first Temple being erected in 1901. A wooden building of Byzantine design served the Congregation until the erection of the current Temple Emanuel, which was dedicated in 1923. This synogogue has been in continous use ever since serving the greater Beaumont and Golden Triangle area. We recently raised over $1,700,000 to restore and update our beautiful Temple and its magnificent Sanctuary with construction beginning immediately following the High Holy Days of 2004. continued
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Thank you,
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Suzye Doblin
Fundraising and Planned Giving Committee
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Leaving A Legacy
Leaving a Legacy Through the Endowment Fund
TempleEmanuel’s primary mission objectives are “…to provide a place of worship to the Jewish citizens of the area and to provide religious educational training to the Congregation’s children and its adults and to be a forceful member of the Southeast Texas community on social action issues."
Every synagogue program and function today relates to our mission objectives, but with so many pressing member needs, increasing costs and diminishing membership, maintenance of our facilities and meeting our mission statement goals will be an ever increasing financial problem.Leaving a legacy through planned giving will solve this problem for generations of Jews in Southeast Texas and ensure a strong and vital Jewish community.
We honor those individuals who have made an investment in the future of our synagogue. These individuals have made a decision to support us now and later through planned giving to TempleEmanuel and our Endowment Fund.
