Shabbat morning services meet in person in the Sanctuary, followed by a Kiddush lunch in our Social Hall. You can also join services via Livestream. Follow along by downloading a PDF of the Siddur Lev Shalem here. You can follow along with the weekly Torah reading on Sefaria.org. View all Shabbat morning programming here.
Mini-Minyan 11:00am – 12:00pm Babies, toddlers, preschoolers, and their caregivers celebrate Shabbat together with songs, prayers, stories and more! Shabbat Club: The Prayground 11:00am – 12:00pm A weekly t’fillah experience and hands-on program for kids in K-5, full of prayer, games, and fun! Led by our rabbis and talented madrichim (teen helpers), Shabbat Club meets […]
Join after Kiddush for an afternoon of playing board games in the Stein Family Lounge! All ages are welcome, BYOBG (Bring Your Own Board Games)!
This is your opportunity to begin your day with prayer and reflection. All are welcome! Morning Minyan meets at the regularly scheduled times, 7:45am on Monday-Friday, and 8:30am on Sundays and Federal holidays. If you cannot attend in person, You can sign in each morning using this link. Access a PDF of the weekday Shacharit service here. You can follow along with the […]
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Every haggadah tells a story. Of course it tells the story of Passover, but it also tells the stories of the people who made, saw, used, cared for, and occasionally spilled on it! By looking closely at one haggadah, from fourteenth-century Spain, we will explore a constellation of history, culture, text, and private lives—and by […]
Have you ever made matzah? Or crafted your very own chic matzah holder? Come to Beth El for another wonderful holiday crafts program to get ready for Pesach! Enjoy lunch as well and a pre-afikomen search party. Click here to register.
Jewish Femininity Photography Exhibit Sunday, March 26 at 7:30 pm Beth El is proud to display the emBODYment of Jewish Femininity photography project by Aviva Braun-Finkler, LCSW. Come that evening to explore the photos and their stories, hear from Aviva and Lori Schuldiner Schor, one of the subjects. The exhibit explores the connection of Jewish […]
