Anshe Emeth Memorial Temple is a Reform Jewish congregation in New Brunswick, New Jersey, founded on October 11, 1859. It is the fourth Jewish congregation established in New Jersey, the oldest synagogue in Middlesex County, and the oldest synagogue in the state still located in its city of origin. The temple is defined by its long-standing commitment to remain in New Brunswick, pairing congregational life with active engagement in the city’s growth and well-being. Its programming has expanded over time to support both Jewish life and the broader community, including work through the Anshe Emeth Community Development Corporation, which offers services such as free medical equipment loans and legal advice for low-income families in Middlesex County.