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We are a vibrant, egalitarian, Conservative community in the heart of Brooklyn.
Since 1924, we have been a house of worship, a place for Judaic discovery and action, and a haven for learners, seekers, and questioners. Welcoming to all, we are host to a range of Jewish voices. Our community is made up of married and single people, with and without children, straight and LGBTQ, interfaith families, and other families who are exploring their Jewish path.
A Message from Rabbi Sam Levine
Welcome to East Midwood Jewish Center.
One of my central beliefs is that in these difficult and trying times the best thing we can do for ourselves and for one another is to be together, in community.
As Jews, as American Jews, as Brooklyn Jews, we share a common cultural language and heritage. When we come together, we create a safe space, whether in moments of joy and excitement or sadness and anxiety. Through prayer and study, we take our place in the ancient chain of tradition and debate that our ancestors passed down to us.
Through celebration and camaraderie, we derive strength in supporting and being supported.
At the same time, being in community with others means recognizing that there are many voices around the table. Together, by delving deeply into the issues that confront us, we can ask questions and question answers in the pursuit of truth and a deeper understanding of the matters of the day. EMJC is a home for seekers, and we welcome everybody.
UPCOMING EVENTS

5786 High Holy Days Food Campaign
Sunday, Sep 21st 12:00a to Friday, Oct 17th 11:55pBy participating in EMJC’s 2025 High Holy Days Food Campaign, we can work together to begin to offer help to others who are food insecure, especially at this most meaningful time of the year for us. As we know, our ethical obligation to perform acts of tzedakah ( צדקה) connects to righteousness, fairness, and justice. Together, we can begin to change the harsh reality of hunger and food insecurity, and promote justice for all those who are hungry in New York City. Click here to donate: https://www.emjc.org/support


Rosh Hashanah Katan
Thursday, Oct 2nd 10:45a to 12:00pOur tot-shabbat tefillah circle gathers for the high holy days. Services for ages 0-8. Stay tuned for news on programs for older kids in an upcoming newsletter. On Rosh Hashanah Day 2 we will coordinate these times around shofar blowing in the main sanctuary. Kids services are free for anyone who attends, but we encourage you to make a donation to support children's programming at EMJC. Suggested donation for kids services is $54 per family. Please make a donation at https://www.emjc.org/support

Shabbat-a-BimBom
Friday, Oct 17th 6:30p to 9:00pPlease join us for our monthly Friday evening young families celebration of Shabbat. Rabbi Sam leads a lively kid-centered musical service that's followed by a collaborative dinner. We get the pizzas; families bring their dairy or parve contributions. These are strictly dairy and vegetarian meals with hechshered and non-hechshered choices. We're looking forward to seeing you! Know a family who'd enjoy BimBom? Invite them! RSVP to audrey@emjc.org no later than 7:00 pm Thursday before the event

Parashat Hashavu’a The Weekly Torah Portion with Rabbi Cantor Sam Levine
Thursday, Oct 23rd 10:30a to 11:30aPlease join Rabbi Sam via Zoom for an enjoyable and educational discussion on the parasha/weekly Torah portion, via Zoom. Prior attendance is not required.

5786 High Holy Days Food Campaign
Sunday, Sep 21st 12:00a to Friday, Oct 17th 11:55pBy participating in EMJC’s 2025 High Holy Days Food Campaign, we can work together to begin to offer help to others who are food insecure, especially at this most meaningful time of the year for us. As we know, our ethical obligation to perform acts of tzedakah ( צדקה) connects to righteousness, fairness, and justice. Together, we can begin to change the harsh reality of hunger and food insecurity, and promote justice for all those who are hungry in New York City. Click here to donate: https://www.emjc.org/support


5786 High Holy Days Food Campaign
Sunday, Sep 21st 12:00a to Friday, Oct 17th 11:55pBy participating in EMJC’s 2025 High Holy Days Food Campaign, we can work together to begin to offer help to others who are food insecure, especially at this most meaningful time of the year for us. As we know, our ethical obligation to perform acts of tzedakah ( צדקה) connects to righteousness, fairness, and justice. Together, we can begin to change the harsh reality of hunger and food insecurity, and promote justice for all those who are hungry in New York City. Click here to donate: https://www.emjc.org/support


5786 High Holy Days Food Campaign
Sunday, Sep 21st 12:00a to Friday, Oct 17th 11:55pBy participating in EMJC’s 2025 High Holy Days Food Campaign, we can work together to begin to offer help to others who are food insecure, especially at this most meaningful time of the year for us. As we know, our ethical obligation to perform acts of tzedakah ( צדקה) connects to righteousness, fairness, and justice. Together, we can begin to change the harsh reality of hunger and food insecurity, and promote justice for all those who are hungry in New York City. Click here to donate: https://www.emjc.org/support


Parashat Hashavu’a The Weekly Torah Portion with Rabbi Cantor Sam Levine
Thursday, Oct 23rd 10:30a to 11:30aPlease join Rabbi Sam via Zoom for an enjoyable and educational discussion on the parasha/weekly Torah portion, via Zoom. Prior attendance is not required.

Parashat Hashavu’a The Weekly Torah Portion with Rabbi Cantor Sam Levine
Thursday, Oct 30th 10:30a to 11:30aPlease join Rabbi Sam via Zoom for an enjoyable and educational discussion on the parasha/weekly Torah portion, via Zoom. Prior attendance is not required.

Parashat Hashavu’a The Weekly Torah Portion with Rabbi Cantor Sam Levine
Thursday, Nov 6th 10:30a to 11:30aPlease join Rabbi Sam via Zoom for an enjoyable and educational discussion on the parasha/weekly Torah portion, via Zoom. Prior attendance is not required.

5786 High Holy Days Food Campaign
Sunday, Sep 21st 12:00a to Friday, Oct 17th 11:55pBy participating in EMJC’s 2025 High Holy Days Food Campaign, we can work together to begin to offer help to others who are food insecure, especially at this most meaningful time of the year for us. As we know, our ethical obligation to perform acts of tzedakah ( צדקה) connects to righteousness, fairness, and justice. Together, we can begin to change the harsh reality of hunger and food insecurity, and promote justice for all those who are hungry in New York City. Click here to donate: https://www.emjc.org/support


Shabbat-a-BimBom
Friday, Oct 17th 6:30p to 9:00pPlease join us for our monthly Friday evening young families celebration of Shabbat. Rabbi Sam leads a lively kid-centered musical service that's followed by a collaborative dinner. We get the pizzas; families bring their dairy or parve contributions. These are strictly dairy and vegetarian meals with hechshered and non-hechshered choices. We're looking forward to seeing you! Know a family who'd enjoy BimBom? Invite them! RSVP to audrey@emjc.org no later than 7:00 pm Thursday before the event

Shabbat-a-BimBom
Friday, Nov 7th 6:30p to 9:00pPlease join us for our monthly Friday evening young families celebration of Shabbat. Rabbi Sam leads a lively kid-centered musical service that's followed by a collaborative dinner. We get the pizzas; families bring their dairy or parve contributions. These are strictly dairy and vegetarian meals with hechshered and non-hechshered choices. We're looking forward to seeing you! Know a family who'd enjoy BimBom? Invite them! RSVP to audrey@emjc.org no later than 7:00 pm Thursday before the event
shabbat & minyan
All services held online.
Email info@emjc.org for the Zoom link.
Friday Night:
6:30pm on Zoom
Shabbat Morning:
9:00am hybrid
Shabbat Afternoon:
See our weekly newsletter
EAST MIDWOOD JEWISH CENTER
1625 Ocean Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11230
(718) 338-3800
info@emjc.org
Rabbi Cantor Sam Levine
Rabbi Emeritus Dr. Alvin Kass
Executive Director, Wayne Rosenfeld
Director of Education & Congregational Engagement, Audrey Korelstein
President, Emily Eckman
EAST MIDWOOD JEWISH CENTER
1625 Ocean Avenue
Brooklyn New York 11230
(718) 338-3800
info@emjc.org
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