Congregation Beth El celebrates Shabbat with services and study for congregants (and guests!) of all ages and backgrounds. Shabbat at Beth El is joyful and meaningful, designed to accommodate a wide range of knowledge of Hebrew and sacred texts and varying levels of congregant participation.  Click here to learn more about our Sanctuary customs.

Visit our YouTube channel for sermons and more from our rabbis. To livestream our services, please click here.

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Torah Talk
8:45 – 9:30am

Join us weekly for text study of the weekly Torah portion before the morning service. Start your morning with coffee, tea, and Torah as you learn with us. 

Shabbat Morning Service
9:30am

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 old friends and newcomers, children and adults, congregants and clergy gather together in celebration and community.

Mini-Minyan
11:00am – 12:00pm

Babies, toddlers, preschoolers, and their caregivers joyfully celebrate Shabbat together with songs, prayers, stories, and more! Mini Minyan meets every Shabbat and on Chag/Jewish holiday mornings. For more information, visit our calendar.

Shabbat Club: The Prayground
11:00am – 12:00pm

A weekly t’fillah experience and hands-on program for kids in K-2 and 3-5, full of prayer, games, and fun! Shabbat Club meets every Shabbat and on Chag/Jewish holiday morningsled by our clergy, educators, and lay leaders. Please note: Shabbat Club goes on hiatus for the summer. For more information, visit our calendar.

  • K-2 will have a short service and activity related to the parashah or upcoming holiday.
  • 3rd-5th grade will also have a service, study the weekly parashah using Hadar’s Devash curriculum, and begin learning Torah trope.
Shabbat Nashir
1st Shabbat of each month, 10:15am

Join us for ruach (spirit) filled Torah and Musaf Services with full Torah reading. We will meet the first Shabbat of each month starting at 10:15am in the chapel. Nashir means “we will sing,” and that is what we will do! The best singing is sparked by many voices joining together. To see the Nashir calendar and learn some of the melodies in advance, please click here.
To get involved with Nashir or be added to the distribution list, please contact us.