Early Service! On this Shabbat and Festival of Simchat Torah, we will consecrate our new religious school students and in Beth El tradition, open the Torah so that it stretches around the sanctuary and we will read the last words of Deuteronomy and then the first words of Genesis. We will also bless the Simchat […]
Join us for B'reishit Tot Shabbat, where we will be celebrating creation! We'll enjoy a delicious pizza dinner, followed by a fun outdoor Tot Shabbat service in our Big Backyard. Next, let your family's creativity run wild amidst the natural surroundings by decorating rocks to contribute to our new communal rock garden. Come, connect with nature […]
This service will focus on the theme of coping with anguish and will offer prayers for the State of Israel in this dark and difficult moment. The opening words of our Torah begin with B’reishit – in the beginning. As we retell the story of creation, we will renew ourselves as we begin our own […]
Join us for this beautiful service in the round in our Beck Family Chapel. Using chant, meditation and community singing, the “Kol haNeshama” services strives to use the spirit of our voices in song to invite the spirit of Shabbat to enter into our minds, bodies and souls.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and this Shabbat we will all wear pink to raise awareness. We welcome Sharsheret, supporting Jewish people diagnosed with breast cancer and ovarian cancer along with their families. Join us in person at the Schaefer Family Campus or watch online.
Beth El stands with Israel. Join us for this special Shabbat in support of Israel. Join us in person at the Schaefer Family Campus or watch online.
November Shabbat Theme: Remembrance and Gratitude This month, as we commemorate Kristallnacht and celebrate Thanksgiving, we will focus on how precious is the gift of life. Memory allows us to bring forward pain from our past, so that we learn to treasure the present and build for the future. Gratitude enables us to savor the […]
On this Shabbat, we remember Kristallnacht, the Night of Broken Glass, which was a pogrom against Jews carried out by the Nazi party. We will hear from a survivor of this horrific event who will share his story. November Shabbat Theme: Remembrance and Gratitude This month, as we commemorate Kristallnacht and celebrate Thanksgiving, we will […]
Welcome Shabbat with a different type of worship experience. While sitting in the round in the chapel, through the use of niggunim (wordless melodies) we will deepen our connection to ourselves, to each other and the Holy One so that we may welcome Shabbat with a peaceful mind and an open heart.