Congregation Beth El is a participatory community where our rabbis as well as skilled congregants and B’nai Mitzvah lead services and chant the weekly Torah portion and Haftarah.  The Torah reading follows the triennial cycle according to the Conservative movement. Services generally end around noon and are followed by a kiddush luncheon for all ages […]
Join us before Shabbat Services for Torah Talk in the Susan and Mitchell Lieberman Chapel.
Join us for our monthly Neshama Minyan at 6:15pm, followed by a congregational dinner. Neshama means soul. The soulful liturgy of Kabbalat Shabbat and melodies of this service help us let go of the past week and enter Shabbat with intention. Join your Beth El family for this musical, intimate, monthly Shabbat evening service in the […]
Congregation Beth El is a participatory community where our rabbis as well as skilled congregants and B’nai Mitzvah lead services and chant the weekly Torah portion and Haftarah.  The Torah reading follows the triennial cycle according to the Conservative movement. Services generally end around noon and are followed by a kiddush luncheon for all ages […]
Congregation Beth El is a participatory community where our rabbis as well as skilled congregants and B’nai Mitzvah lead services and chant the weekly Torah portion and Haftarah.  The Torah reading follows the triennial cycle according to the Conservative movement. Services generally end around noon and are followed by a kiddush luncheon for all ages […]
Where is God in Megillat Esther? Get ready for Purim with Rabbi Marder by pondering the theological questions this holiday raises. Deepen your connection to Purim and find greater meaning and joy in its observance. We will meet in the Susan and Mitchell Lieberman Chapel at 1:00pm following Kiddush.
At 6:00pm we will have a quiet megillah reading in the chapel. This will be a full megillah reading with no groggers, for those who prefer quiet spaces and with sensory challenges. At 6:15pm our noisy megillah reading with groggers will begin with the third chapter in the sanctuary.
We're welcoming Shabbat on Friday night with Shabbat BaBayit, as we continue to add new opportunities for us to welcome in Shabbat as a congregational family in the comfort of one another's homes. Join us at 5:45pm for family-friendly singing and services, followed by dinner. So that we can ensure there'll be enough food, RSVP to Yuval Brokman […]
Congregation Beth El is a participatory community where our rabbis as well as skilled congregants and B’nai Mitzvah lead services and chant the weekly Torah portion and Haftarah.  The Torah reading follows the triennial cycle according to the Conservative movement. Services generally end around noon and are followed by a kiddush luncheon for all ages […]
Our Second and Third grade JLC and GOA students will help lead some of the prayers during the service. Afterwards, please join us for a congregational dinner. Bring a bottle of Kosher wine to share with friends. There will be activities for your children after dinner. Click here to register for dinner. Please RSVP by Monday, […]
Come joins us as Beth El's Men's Club hosts their annual Men's Club Shabbat. Members of the Men's Club will be leading different parts of our service and co-sponsoring the kiddush. Congregation Beth El is a participatory community where our rabbis as well as skilled congregants and B’nai Mitzvah lead services and chant the weekly […]
Join us for our monthly Neshama Minyan at 6:15pm, followed by a congregational dinner. Neshama means soul. The soulful liturgy of Kabbalat Shabbat and melodies of this service help us let go of the past week and enter Shabbat with intention. Join your Beth El family for this musical, intimate, monthly Shabbat evening service in the […]
Congregation Beth El is a participatory community where our rabbis as well as skilled congregants and B’nai Mitzvah lead services and chant the weekly Torah portion and Haftarah.  The Torah reading follows the triennial cycle according to the Conservative movement. Services generally end around noon and are followed by a kiddush luncheon for all ages […]
