Membership Privileges
As a
member of Anshe Emet Synagogue you are part of one of the largest Conservative
congregations in the country, with a committed, caring, and renowned team of
clergy, professional staff educators and administrators. Being a member of
Anshe Emet Synagogue not only makes you a part of the community, but helps the
community to grow.
~ Availability of Clergy – Members are entitled to call on our clergy for pastoral counseling, hospital visitation and similar needs.
~ Worship Services – Shabbat morning worship services and selected festivals include programming and babysitting for children ages 18 months through high school.
~ Synagogue Events and Programs – Members are entitled to a discount on Adult Education classes and other designated programs.
~ Joseph and Belle Braun Religious School – Members may enroll their school-age children in the Religious School (subject to such fees and standards as established in the Religious School Parent Handbook).
Members are entitled to call on the clergy and to use the Synagogue facilities in observance of life cycle events:
~ Aufruf and Marriage ceremony
~ Brit-milah and Brit Bat
~ Bar/Bat Mitzvah ceremony
~ Hospital visitation
~ Funeral Service
Use of the Synagogue facilities may require an additional fee. Please contact our Facilities/Catering Manager, Jane Rosenbloom at (773) 868-5117 for more information.
Membership Dues
Everyone can afford membership at Anshe Emet Synagogue. Our policy allows for accommodation from the dues schedule to reflect individual financial capability. No one will be denied membership due to financial circumstances.
To discuss financial arrangements contact Laura Baruch, Membership and Administration Director, at (773) 868-5139. All discussions are strictly in confidence. What we seek is commitment, not the amount that you can donate. We recognize the financial realities faced by our members. While some may contribute more or less than others, everyone must take part in supporting the synagogue. Without this communal participation, the Synagogue and Judaism cannot survive.
Your donation is deemed tax deductible for federal income tax purposes.
