Want to get involved?
Take the 2012
Special Interest Survey
so we can find out your interest at Temple and in the community.
Do you like to shop, eat out, watch movies, listen to music?
If your answer is YES—
You can do all this while helping Shaare Emeth!
Shaare Emeth earns a portion of the sale price on every card—at no additional cost to you!
Choose from a wide variety of cards . . .
some of which can be used throughout the U. S. Orders are placed on the 10th and 20th of each month, with pick up (usually) within 5 business days. We have Dierbergs, Shop n’ Save, Starbucks, Panera, AMC Theaters, iTunes and Whole Foods available in the Temple office all the time.
Follow here for details and how to order!
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Jodi Miller has been the Youth and Camp Director at Shaare Emeth since 2005. Jodi is a graduate of the University of Missouri-Columbia and holds a Masters Degree in Community Development, also from the University of Missouri-Columbia. Prior to becoming Youth and Camp Director, Jodi was Unit Director at Camp Emeth for 3 years and Family Educator Assistant at Shaare Emeth for 5 years. Jodi’s family includes her husband, Jeff, and children Elizabeth, Cody, Riley and Jordyn. |
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Mark Cohen has been the Unit/Assistant Director at Camp Emeth since 2005. Mark is a graduate of Southeast Missouri State and has a Master's Degree in Elementary Administration. Mark was a 5thgrade teacher for seven years and now teaches 6th grade in the Ritenour School District. In addition, Mark worked at Shirlee Green Preschool and served as the Interim Camp Director of Camp Micah in 2000. Mark has two sons, Mitchell and Alex. |
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Libby Goldman has been our Program Director since 2008. She has a BS degree from The Ohio State University in Human Ecology with an emphasis in Family Relations and Human Development.She worked for Royal Caribbean Cruise Line as a ship board employee in their Youth Activities Program. She also taught pre-school at the JCC in St. Louis. Her family includes her husband Brian and her two children, Emily and Joey.
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