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 […]
Join certified yoga instructor Merav Fine Braun, in a Shabbat yoga experience. Yoga is a spiritual practice, further understanding the holy vessels of our bodies and our relationship with the world. Shabbat Yoga uses the liturgy of our Shabbat service and the lessons and values of our tradition to set intention for this physical prayer experience. […]
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 […]
Seventh Day Pesach Services begin: 9:30 am in the Sanctuary Pesach Club (K-5) begins: 10:45 am Mini-Minyan (for babies, toddlers, preschoolers and their caregivers) begins: 11:00 am Congregational kiddush following services in the Social Hall.
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 […]
