Amanda Brensel

Join us for a rejuvenating Shabbat wellness experience, designed for those in their 20s and 30s. Take a break from the chaos of the outside world and embrace the true essence of Shabbat—rest, reflection, and meaningful connection. Together, we will unwind, reconnect inward, and build community in a peaceful environment.

What does it mean to create a Jewish community where everyone feels seen, valued, and at home? Join us for a meaningful and timely conversation, Finding Our Home: LGBTQ+ Journeys in the Jewish Community, exploring the intersection of Jewish identity, belonging, and LGBTQ+ advocacy. Moderated by Rabbi Greg Weisman, this

Any Temple Beth El member with an interest in Social Justice is invited to attend and get involved in our Social Justice Work. Inspired by our Jewish values and deeply concerned with injustice in today’s world, our Social Justice Committee works to create meaningful change through both Social Action (helping

TAKE ACTION for an hour of phone banking to protect our vote! Enjoy wine and cheese and time with your fellow congregants while we text voters to check their voter registration and make sure that every vote counts. Part of the RAC-FL (Religious Action Center of the Union for Reform

Todd comes to Temple Beth El after serving for 18 years as a Cantorial Associate at Temple Solel in Paradise Valley, Arizona where music was central to worship, learning, and congregational life across generations. He is an accomplished composer and performer who has appeared nationally and internationally, sharing Jewish music

Dr. Raviv will lead Parsha Perspectives to explore how Parashat Breishit, the story of creation, serves as a foundation for the unfolding story of the Jewish people and their place in the world.

Join us for Shabbat Evening Services.

Join us for Shabbat Evening Services.

Join us as we bless and celebrate those born in October.