Amanda Brensel

Join the Nefesh Shabbat Social Club for a warm and welcoming evening beginning with cheese, wine, and mingling. We’ll then move into a meaningful and spiritual Shabbat service, followed by the option to keep the night going together at a nearby local bar.

Lauren Koblick has dedicated both her personal and professional life to Jewish community leadership. With extensive experience in nonprofit fundraising, event strategy, and community engagement, she has spent her career helping organizations create meaningful experiences that bring people together. Most recently, Lauren served as Vice President of Special Events at

Traci Benedon has been a lifelong member of Temple Beth El.  She has celebrated all her life-cycle moments at TBE, from her own baby-naming to her sons’ brit-milahs and all the joys and sorrows in between.  She resides in West Boynton Beach with her husband Seth and two sons, Logan

Joshua McCoy is a dedicated member of our synagogue community from the suburban Philadelphia area, where he has lived most of his life. For the past four years, Joshua has been an active participant at Temple Beth El, where he has also contributed to both the Religious Activities Committee and

Join Rabbi Ashira Boxman for Saturday morning Torah Study. In person and Virtual at the links below.

Join Rabbi Laila Haas for Saturday morning Torah Study. In person and Virtual at the links below.

Discover the joy of crafting for a cause! Join our Sisterhood for a hands-on workshop where we’ll practice the beautiful art of knitting and crocheting healing blankets for members of our Temple Beth El community. These lovingly handmade blankets are gifted to those who are sick or recovering, offering comfort,

Join Rabbi Greg Weisman and the men of Temple Beth El for a spiritual journey down the Bourbon Trail. Spend three nights in Louisville, Kentucky tasting delicious bourbons, seeking spiritual uplift, and connecting with other Temple guys. We will explore the unique Jewish stories in the bourbon industry, welcome Shabbat

Members of the Protecting Democracy Social Justice Circle are working to Get Out the Vote. Join our nonpartisan efforts to make sure every eligible voter has a say in decisions that impact our lives. Postcard writing will be followed by pizza and planning for the year ahead!