community
Emanuel Congregation was founded in 1968, when Seattle's traditional Jewish core left the central city for the suburbs. Today it is a small, open community of about 85 members, welcoming all worshippers, regardless of background, and encouraging new members and leadership. Guests are always welcome on Shabbat and holidays.
The North End of Seattle is home to a rich array of Jewish life and community spaces, by far the most diverse cross-section of Jewish Seattle, including many families and singles of all ages and backgrounds.
Below is an interactive map of Jewish resources on the North End.
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Original stained glass by Emanuel member Nancy Current
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