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I want to serve static webpages for a facebook application via nginx, enable interactivity via ember.js, and update pages with custom data via rest api on node. Is this a logical set up?
That sounds perfect. Nginx is the fastest for serving files, Ember.js (or Backbone or JavaScriptMVC or Spine) is a good solution for your front-end JS structuring, and Node has a low memory footprint and is really fast (not to mention you can share code between front-end and back-end OR that you code is written in the same language everywhere, be it front-end or back-end).
I would suggest Express.js for your REST stuff, it’s a Sinatra inspired framework.
For other Node modules, check here.