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Kol Emeth warmly welcomes you to join our community, no matter where home may be for you.
Our online programs are designed to be accessible by all, and we offer opportunities for virtual Jewish education, spiritual engagement, and caring connection. You belong here!
To learn mor
e, please email office@kolemeth.org.

With COVID-19, the answers to some of these questions may be frequently changing. The best way to get the most up to date answers is by emailing us at office@kolemeth.org or calling us at (650) 948-7498

FAQ

  1. Where are you located? What is your phone number?
  2. What branch of Judaism do you belong to?
  3. Can I come and visit?
  4. When are services?
  5. Do you have a daily minyan?
  6. How do I find out information about membership?
  7. How do I enroll my child in the religious school?
  8. How do I sponsor a kiddush for a Shabbat morning?
  9. Can I bring food into the synagogue?
  10. How do I find out about the various programs you offer?
  11. How do I volunteer?
  12. Can I use your facility for a private event?
  13. What are your Kashrut guidelines?

  1. Where are you located? What is your phone number?
    Our office & synagogue are located at 4175 Manuela Ave, Palo Alto, CA 94306. To speak to someone on staff call 650-948-7498.

     

  2. What branch of Judaism do you belong to?
    Congregation Kol Emeth is an egalitarian, Conservative synagogue located in the heart of Silicon Valley. We offer a warm environment for Jewish study and prayer. Through our classes and programs, congregants have many opportunities to stay involved with the synagogue and to be part of a vibrant Jewish Community. Kol Emeth is affiliated with the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism.

     

  3. Can I come and visit?
    We would love for you to visit. In order to keep a safe and secure space and also make your visit the best it can be, please call the office at 650-948-7498, and make an appointment to visit and/or attend services.

     

  4. When are services?
    We hold Friday night and Saturday morning shabbat services, holiday services, and a daily minyan. For times and locations, see the calendar, or a list of our most common services and locations, or call the office.

     

  5. Do you have a daily minyan?
    Yes, our minyanim are held Sunday to Thursday at 7:45 pm all year long. We also have morning minyanim at 7:15 am on Thursday and 9:15 am on Sunday.

     

  6. How do I find out information about membership?
    See our membership page for information and the membership application, or give us a call. 

     

  7. How do I enroll my child in the religious school?
    Registration and enrollment information are available on the youth education pages.

     

  8. Can I bring food into the synagogue?
    Kol Emeth is a kosher facility with a kosher kitchen, and for that reason, food brought into the building must come from an approved caterer. However, we do allow baked goods to be brought from home if the bakers follow the kashrut guidelines for baking. Please contact the office for an approved caterer list. *Please Note - Kol Emeth is attempting to be a nut free facility. Please make sure anything you bring does not contain nuts*
  9. How do I find out about the various programs you offer?
    Our website's Calendar offers a detailed calendar of events that is updated regularly. You can click on any program that interests you for more information.  Members also have access to weekly newsletters of events, as well as a monthly newsletter called "The Voice".

     

  10. How do I volunteer?
    We have an active volunteer committee providing many opportunities throughout the organization. Please contact us and your inquiry will be answered promptly.

     

  11. Can I use your facility for a private event?
    We invite you to  contact us with any questions about private events. Your inquiry will be answered promptly.

     

  12. What are your Kashrut guidelines?
    You can find a detailed guide of our Kashrut Guidelines here. Please contact us if you have any questions.
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